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by blovescoffee 10mo ago
Like "someone" who's knowledge cutoff is from a while back...
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by blovescoffee 10mo ago
What makes you think/say they’ve skipped safety standards?
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by blovescoffee 11mo ago
Do you actually feel like this is better (and not just at par or worse)?
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by blovescoffee 11mo ago
I would not consider this to be a potluck. I've been to many parties in both LATAM and the US. LATAM parties are indeed just like US parties very often but in many cases they are much more "communal" without being a potluck p
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by blovescoffee 1y ago
More details on the actual arch would be nice. It seems like this autoregressive action world model space is a local max until the JEPA work takes over.
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by blovescoffee 1y ago
First, understand that Mexicans are a diverse group of people, some with very “Spanish” lineages. Second, the Spanish intentionally erased very large portions of indigenous culture. The Spanish colonizers absolutely did not “respect” the ol
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Note: title is currently borked, it should be > How breaking computers taught me to build them.... but it is > Taught me to build them...
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
What makes it a good alternative? The fact it’s in beta would be a non starter for my org but it’s possible once it’s out of beta it would be worth looking at.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Why do you assume people who choose Next don’t understand those things or what they are? Is it so hard to imagine someone understands “servers and things of that nature” and still chooses next?
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
FWIW I was not referring to brita filters. Two days ago I was at a friends house who had a literal fabric filter on top of his big water carafe.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
That’s not accurate. At least in the majority of the city. You can buy a brand new 5 gallon garrafón for $65mxn ~ $3.25. You can fill one up from empty for ~$35mxn.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
I’ve lived here for 3 years and been drinking the tap for about a year. I’ve got lots of friends with “filters” that don’t actually do anything for microbes, and they drink that water. Anyways, very very few people can’t afford a garrafón.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
What? You literally just go to the dealership and they make the changes for you.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Of course they’re street legal? You just can’t buy them in the US. They’re all over Mexico and they’re great.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
BYD offers great warranties that are 6-10 years where I’m at. And lifetime for some battery details.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
This is possible but very very hard! Actually getting the model to converge on something that sounds reasonable will make you pull your hair out. It’s definitely a fun and worthwhile project though. I attempted something similar a few years
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
No. The FFT is an operation on a discrete domain, it is not the FT. In the same way audio waveforms are processed by an FFT you bucket frequencies which is conceptually a vector. Once you have a vector, you do machine learning like you woul
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
The photos we have of black holes?
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
That’s pretty debatable and entirely depends on how you define safety. I live in cdmx btw.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
The other day I fed a complicated engineering doc for an architectural proposal at work into R1. I incorporated a few great suggestions into my work. Then my work got reviewed very positively by a large team of senior/staff+ engineers
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Anthropic on Amazon trainium chips
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
It really depends. A cheap knife from ikea will not. But a powdered steel knife which is itself a luxury will definitely hold its edge better than carbon steel.
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
You’re going to PSA an opinion?
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Their actions were still unique in many ways. And the Spanish’s action were an order of magnitude more consequential. The Aztecs warred and pillage other groups but were not in the business of wiping centuries of knowledge off the face of t
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
Next js gets so much hate on HN. In my experience, it's been great. It's kind of like Apple in that, if you buy into the ecosystem, you unlock great benefits. Fwiw we're running on cloudflare at my work and it's been one
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
We have some marketing sites that are static and Next on cloudflare is working perfectly for us at a large company. Fair enough if you don't like it. It is the most popular framework (or top 3) and hasn't scared off its user-base
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
What free stuff do Jewish Americans, Italian Americans, Asian Americans, get?
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
First "Web guys" is such a demeaning way about talking about real and serious engineers solving real and serious engineering problems. If you don't think frontend engineering solves serious problems, I don't think your o
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
How does your library deal with state management and data flow? What primitives does your library offer for optimization?
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by blovescoffee 2y ago
There’s a lot of server side js. Mostly plumbing code but there’s certainly “headless” js

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