azeirah

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by azeirah 2y ago
Please do! I would love for you to do this. Would you be so kind to ask 1. Do you think a tornado has real probability of forming in north-western Europe, where historically there has never been one before? And what do you think are the cha
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by azeirah 2y ago
If you take a McLuhanistic perspective on the internet, then the internet is the nervous system of the human world. It's a medium through which information flows at unprecedented speeds (with major consequences worldwide). The nervous
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by azeirah 2y ago
Nix, nix nix nix nix nix and nix. Also, delegation. More health More friendship
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by azeirah 2y ago
None of these are a problem anymore since the advent of Nix.
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by azeirah 2y ago
Oh absolutely! The WEIRD "assumption" is basically a description of "the west"
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by azeirah 2y ago
I'd like to see this o3 thing play 5d chess with multiverse time travel or baba is you. The only effect smarter models will have is that intelligent people will have to use less of their brain to do their work. As has always been the c
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by azeirah 2y ago
I wonder if this is the same for people who haven't grown up with linear media (books with chapters, shows with episodes/chapters, albums with songs etc) I always think of the WEIRD people nuance when reading about these kinds of
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by azeirah 2y ago
That's beautiful whahaha
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by azeirah 2y ago
Yeah.. The dumb thing is that it isn't even _that_ hard to fix this kind of stuff... It does take time and commitment though. But _hard_? No.
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by azeirah 2y ago
Exactly!
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by azeirah 2y ago
> The weakness is not accidental, they've been weaving their agents and shaping public opinion. Now they are engaged in asymmetrical warfare. Germany has been doing deals with the Russians buying gas and oil from them. Merkel laughe
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by azeirah 2y ago
Weak? Macron is rallying for major support. Poland is building an extremely strong army, and is having none of Russia's BS. Rutte is head of NATO now, and he has peace as his nr. 1 goal. There are so many ads for cybersecurity and mili
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by azeirah 2y ago
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by azeirah 2y ago
I'm sure you can find an email address or a name somewhere on there and build up a relationship with the people making this happen if you're really interested in collaborating!
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by azeirah 2y ago
I strongly believe that the problem isn't that tokenization isn't the underlying problem, it's that, let's say bit-by-bit tokenization is too expensive to run at the scales things are currently being ran at (openai, clau
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by azeirah 2y ago
Maybe I'm really stupid... but perhaps if we want really intelligent models we need to stop tokenizing at all? We're literally limiting what a model can see and how it percieves the world by limiting the structure of the informati
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by azeirah 2y ago
Oh yeah especially if you swallow the seeds whole it's totally ok.
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by azeirah 2y ago
You don't need to grow anything. You can just eat the plants. Just be careful in how you decide what plants to eat. My cats eat plants that somehow seem to grow out of concrete. I have no idea how a plant can even grow out of concrete
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by azeirah 2y ago
People would take you more seriously here if you made fewer spelling and grammatical mistakes.
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by azeirah 2y ago
Weeds are just plants You can eat weeds, and they turn back into plants or crops. It's just some word trickery.
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by azeirah 2y ago
The question is reproducibility, the answer is Nix. It doesn't matter if you're using Python, Rust, C, Haskell, bash or some fresh hell written in PHP 4, perl and a fork of Netscape from 1999. The answer is Nix. The Nix way _solve
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by azeirah 2y ago
I'm working with barcode scanners and difficulties handling a variety of inputs. My boss keeps telling me "it's not that difficult". I keep telling him "it's more difficult than you believe".
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by azeirah 2y ago
Kurtzgesagt had a video about this very recently too. About calory expenditure.
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Ocarina.js – Your Ocarina is an input device(github.com)
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by azeirah 2y ago
Is this synchronisation (theoretically) possible over p2p communication protocols like Bluetooth or wifi direct? I would more than love to have local networks that can be emergent and growing and shrinking in this way. Reminds me of my stud
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by azeirah 2y ago
Are you looking to hire at all? This is the kind of technical work that I'm very interested in. I'm based in Europe.
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by azeirah 2y ago
I've been running hyprland on NixOS for more than a few months now as my main system (also used for work!) It's been remarkably reliable. There are definitely rough edges, but it's been a pleasure to use in general. It even w
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by azeirah 2y ago
> My experience is quite the opposite - that's a mental model for programs that goes against how most people I know reason about code. > The examples in Elixir all looked more complicated for me to understand, generally, although
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by azeirah 2y ago
You can use llama.cpp, it runs on almost all hardware. Whisper.cpp is similar, but unless you have a mid or high end nvidia card it will be a bit slower. Still very reasonable on modern hardware.
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by azeirah 2y ago
It might work a little bit. It's like doing few shot prompting instead of training it to reason.

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