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by bigmadshoe 7mo ago
Does it generate a spec or also the full app?
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by bigmadshoe 7mo ago
The purpose of the tariffs was to strong-arm countries into unfair trade deals, not to collect revenue
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by bigmadshoe 8mo ago
This is an unrelated change to the government’s demands.
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by bigmadshoe 8mo ago
I think they were referring to making personal vehicles self driving. Probably the rideshare market is just the start for Waymo.
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
Naturally since people are buying things, technically they are consuming. I mean that collecting a relatively small number of durable and visually pleasing objects isn't really the worst flavor of consumerism, even if it seems pointles
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
Is it consumerism to walk around the beach collecting pretty rocks to go home and put them on a shelf?
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
If you're connecting through a VPN there is no way for your ISP to know that you're using TPB or any other website.
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
The problem of track isolation is sometimes underconstrained, and so any AI system that does this will probably invent "neat parts" for us to hear that weren't necessarily in the original recording. It feels like using super-
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
Capital ≠ income
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
I’m really no expert on sharding but if you’re using increasing ints why can’t you just shard on (id % n) or something?
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by bigmadshoe 10mo ago
Square is primarily a payment platform so you probably have used your credit or debit card thousands of times with them already.
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by bigmadshoe 11mo ago
Presumably they were paid for finding the bug and inn accepting relinquished their right to blog about it.
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by bigmadshoe 11mo ago
Yeah the needle in a haystack tests are so stupid. It seems clear with LLMs that performance degrades massively with context size, yet those tests claim the model performs perfectly.
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by bigmadshoe 11mo ago
I'm the same and I tolerate vegan D3 (from lichen). Some people are sensitive to the sheep-wool derived regular D3.
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by bigmadshoe 11mo ago
How could price per token not be a concern for any “multi-billion” or “multi-trillion dollar” business? Do they just burn money to remain profitable?
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by bigmadshoe 11mo ago
Then make the act of selling it or storing it in a database with the intent to track people illegal?
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
This sounds a lot like the programs encoded by neural networks.
108.
by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Presumably they just render the absolute error between the lhs and rhs of the equation for every pixel in the plot.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
I noticed the DL Performance Engineer positions are not listed as remote. Is this correct?
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
He did contribute to/utilize probability theory. He came up during my undergrad probability class because of this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probabilistic_method
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
It’s hideous!
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Not sure if this is still the case but they used to subsidize the console hardware and recoup the loss on games.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
That has always been a thing. If you’re hiking for several months you have to stop somewhere to buy food tens of times. Most places that sell food (e.g. towns with supermarkets) have electricity.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Ah that makes sense. It will be interesting to see how those play out.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
What do you mean? Non-competes have been unenforceable in California for a long time and are entirely banned as of 2024.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Super curious, what’s different about cooking in your experience?
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
By this definition every n x n font is actually (n + 1) x (n + 1), but that isn’t the convention and fonts are never displayed with 0px vertical or horizontal spacing between letters.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Yes, but the law doesn’t exist, so until it catches up, analogies are all the legal system has to work with.
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Simultaneously I guess that would violate copyright, which is an interesting point. Maybe there's a case to be made there with model training. Regardless, the issue could be resolved by buying as many copies as you have concurrent mode
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by bigmadshoe 1y ago
Buying used copies of books, scanning them, training an employee with the scans: fair use. Unless legislation changes, model training is pretty much analogous to that. Now of course if the employee in question - or the LLM - regurgitates a

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