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by azeirah 11mo ago
I've been watching weird explorer for years and I had never considered I didn't know his name. I had _no_ idea he's caled Jared Rydelek! His videos are incredibly interesting and fascinating
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by azeirah 1y ago
Given the popularity and activity and pace of innovation seen on /r/LocalLLaMa, I do think models will keep improving. Likely not at the same pace as they are today, but those people love tinkering but it's mostly enthusiasts
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by azeirah 1y ago
I don't understand what the difference between a simulation and a test is?
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by azeirah 1y ago
Your url doesn't work, I can't read the article
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Evaporating Water with Light(lll.scrybble.ink)
3 points by azeirah 1y ago|0 comments
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I miss Adrian Colyer's "the morning paper"(lll.scrybble.ink)
2 points by azeirah 1y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 1y ago
Exploring the site, the about page and the related links made me quite confident this isn't just vibe coded with claude. It seems like a passion project and a niche interest by the author.
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by azeirah 1y ago
The default search is not great and the syntax of the dataview plugin is not amazingly well designed. Even the author of dataview admitted to that. The author started working on a new dataview-like plugin called datacore, but that project i
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by azeirah 1y ago
For learning with self-study it has been amazing.
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by azeirah 1y ago
Sometimes awful is the best we have, we don't have anything that performs at a similar level to EUV machines by ASML but are much simpler or tenable than what we have right now, right? Perhaps we will find something better in the futur
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Show HN: Scrybble sync – Sync files from reMarkable to Obsidian(scrybble.ink)
1 points by azeirah 1y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 1y ago
I often have the issue that AI recommendation algorithms give me more of the same. I already know what I like. I've found that when I read books in genres that I'd never thought of reading (for instance, biography of a writer in 1
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Symbiosis as Metaphor(laurabrekelmans.substack.com)
1 points by azeirah 1y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 1y ago
At the last place I worked at, which was just a small startup with 5 developers, I calculated that a server workstation in the office would be both cheaper and more performant than renting a similar machine in the cloud. Bare metal makes su
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The Garden Not at Home(laurabrekelmans.substack.com)
3 points by azeirah 1y ago|0 comments
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by azeirah 1y ago
Humans are known for their exceptional sensitivity in their hands and fingers. There are only few animals that come close to our ability to manipulate objects. Only octopuses, elephants and apes are in a similar league with regards to dexte
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by azeirah 1y ago
I'm active in the /r/localllama community and on the llama.cpp GitHub. For this use-case you absolutely do not need a big LLM. Even an 8B model will suffice, smaller models perform extremely well when the task is very clear a
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by azeirah 1y ago
This was a wonderful read. It's a bit sad to see that the book he's referring to at the end is a book released in 2003, to which this is the foreword. Lisp is an incredible experience to write and experiment in, unlike any other l
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by azeirah 1y ago
Really? Tamagotchis seem to be one of those things that have charm beyond straight up nostalgia :o
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by azeirah 1y ago
Learning is strongly related to spaced repetition. This is often associated with learning tools like anki and stuff, but the real world is all about encountering things at certain frequencies (day night cycles, seasons, places you visit, pe
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by azeirah 1y ago
I dunno, as an engineer who likes to make side projects, I can say with high certainty that LLMs have helped me compensate for things I'm worse at when coding a product. I'm good at the engineering side of things, I'm good at
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by azeirah 1y ago
This one frustrates me so, so much.
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by azeirah 1y ago
My personal recommendation is and remains "E-Myth".
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by azeirah 1y ago
adhd
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by azeirah 1y ago
That is not what this is about. It's about being treated as non-technical because you happen to be a woman in tech. The reality of being a woman in tech comes with serious problems, and how we're treated is one of the biggest cont
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by azeirah 1y ago
True solution to the problem stated in the article? They're talking about fine-grained control over model outputs, how would multimodality help there?
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by azeirah 2y ago
Are there differences between what non-profits are allowed to do in Germany vs the US? I'm assuming that German has stricter rules, but I wouldn't know.
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by azeirah 2y ago
Any experiment you perform on yourself has N=1. Self-science isn't as robust as gold standard double blind blablabla PhD trials, but come on. How else are you going to find out whether a particular diet or medication works for you spec
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by azeirah 2y ago
Microsoft did this iirc.
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by azeirah 2y ago
Do interaction nets have any interesting properties that make them useful for distributed computing? Think IoT, edge computing, embedded, that kind of thing? And synchronization primitives? I wanted to also say I loved reading the documenta

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