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by bigdict 2y ago
This a political/economic system failure. How do we design a system that allows for entities like exercism to be funded/supported?
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by bigdict 2y ago
See also: objcopy. https://sourceware.org/binutils/docs/binutils/objcopy.html
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by bigdict 2y ago
Ah ok thanks.
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by bigdict 2y ago
Curious what examples you felt were outdated.
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by bigdict 2y ago
Could you expand a bit on what you mean by administration?
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by bigdict 2y ago
those of our universe
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by bigdict 2y ago
electrons _do_ flow in a wire?
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by bigdict 2y ago
You have to quote "my name" to protect it from evaluation :)
39.
by bigdict 2y ago
No, it doesn't.
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by bigdict 2y ago
The name of the "translator" didn't strike me as one that a native speaker of either Russian or English would have. Sure enough: I have made use of machine translations for the bulk of the text, and the results are quite
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by bigdict 2y ago
sure, I'm just saying it's not "standard marketing language"
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by bigdict 2y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/10/business/apple-siri-ai-ch... : > a tent pole project — the company’s special, internal label that it uses to organize employees around once-in-a-decade initiatives h
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by bigdict 2y ago
Never heard it in any context in tech other than Apple.
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by bigdict 2y ago
> let's walk through a few of the tent-pole features Hehe nice job on the Apple lingo signaling
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by bigdict 2y ago
38 TOPS in the Neural Engine comes dangerously close to the Microsoft requirement of 40 TOPS for "AI PCs".
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by bigdict 2y ago
its contents
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by bigdict 3y ago
It is open "The weights of the base model (DBRX Base) and the finetuned model (DBRX Instruct) are available on Hugging Face under an open license."
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Ask HN: Is Imbue (fka Generally Intelligent) a real company?
2 points by bigdict 3y ago|0 comments
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by bigdict 3y ago
> you know certain social media sites contain certain toxic conversants. That's just people…
50.
by bigdict 3y ago
Sounds ridiculous, why have a public presence on a social network then?
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by bigdict 3y ago
Because they suspect they may be true.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Can I get my money back?
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by bigdict 3y ago
That's called a poem?
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by bigdict 3y ago
Would be nice to have an open source implementation of this.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Hmm, what do you mean? I thought bf16 is used extensively for LLM training.
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by bigdict 3y ago
Love this, I aspire to build a similar system myself one day.
57.
by bigdict 3y ago
Sure, I'm just pointing out you don't need to type out the C compiler invocation again. FOOOBJS = foo.o bar.o baz.o foo: $(FOOOBJS)
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by bigdict 3y ago
Just do: .SECONDEXPANSION foo: $$(patsubst %.c,%.o,$$(wildcard *.c)) No need to tell Make how to invoke a C compiler for the billionth time.
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by bigdict 3y ago
The article reads I think an important thing to know about make(1) is that you don't need to write a Makefile to use it. There are default rules for C, C++ and probably Fortran. And then it goes against its own spirit... You do
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by bigdict 3y ago
Not gonna lie, the triple negative tripped me up.

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