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by byearthithatius 1y ago
Interesting approach. However, I never thought of auto regression being _the_ current issue with language modeling. If anything it seems the community was generally surprised just how far next "token" prediction took us. Remember
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by byearthithatius 1y ago
Can you scrape all of HN by just incrementing item?id (since its sequential) and using Python web requests with IP rotation (in case there is rate limiting)? NVM this approach of going item by item would take 460 days if the average request
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by byearthithatius 1y ago
Exactly! It using try -> except -> print is the EXACT same as the default error print to STDOUT in 99% of cases. It just assumes we need that or something will get hurt.
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by byearthithatius 1y ago
Updated, good catch haha
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by byearthithatius 1y ago
Love to have this comparison analysis. Huge LOC difference between Rust and C# (64k -> 17k!!!) though I am sure that is mostly access to additional external libraries that did things they wrote by hand in Rust.
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by byearthithatius 1y ago
We want the distribution to be varied and expansive enough that it has samples of answering when possible and samples of clarifying with additional questions or simply saying "I don't know" when applicable. That can be traine
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Yes, it will add INSANE amounts of "robust error handling" to quick scripts where I can be confident about assumptions. This turns my clean 40 lines of Python where I KNOW the JSONL I am parsing is valid into 200+ lines filled wit
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
This is so cool. The user who talks most like me, and I can confirm he does, is ajb257
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Very impressive release compared to what was possible even a single year ago. It feels like we are in a great state right now with respect to ML where all the big companies are competing and pushing each other to make the tech better. This
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
He said FAKE NEWS literally just a day ago.... This man cannot be trusted about anything
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
A stump isn't a chair until someone decides to sit on it, at that point it becomes chair _to_ that person. Chair is only capable of acting as "chair" object if constraints are met in regards to sitter.
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We Built Hybrd as a (Mostly) Non-Technical YC Startup(medium.com)
3 points by byearthithatius 2y ago|1 comments
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Saw this on LinkedIn and curious for HN senior engineers thoughts. From the LinkedIn post: How we got our non-technical founders shipping production code at HYBRD during YC and beyond - Our CTO Matthew Ruiters set us up (iOS simulator, test
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
For a micro-moment before giving in it was a chair, then it broke. Now its no longer a chair. Its a broken chair.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Great point, true!
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Multiple people already did and are confirming they can't even delete it. This website is literally a security issue itself.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Exact same thing happened to me. Had to reset my HN user cookie because accidentally pasted my downvote curl command.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
This is just waiting for people to leak cookies oh my lord....
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
It 100% is because he just keeps your curl and you can't even delete it. He just keeps it forever for himself even if you made a whoops. Already accidentally uploaded my HN user cookie and had to reset it. JFC.... -_-
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
I already accidentally uploaded a cookie that I now need to reset because the website doesn't let me delete the curl -_-
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Thank you. I literally already accidentally uploaded a cookie that I now need to reset because the website doesn't let me delete the curl -_-
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Disagree. We know it _can_ learn out of distribution capabilities based on similarities to other distributions. Like the TikZ Unicorn[1] (which was not in training data anywhere) or my code (which has variable names and methods/ideas p
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
"There exists a generally accepted baseline definition for what crosses the threshold of intelligent behavior" not really. The whole point they are trying to make is that the capability of these models IS ALREADY muddying the defi
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
At the risk of sounding like an idiot. What even is this? Is there a purpose? It looks just like random pixel generation to me. There is no explanation anywhere I can find on a "purpose" or "motivation".
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
A German maglev accident made industry experts reconsider safety buffers from what I got reading about it.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Oh NICE! See we basically did it:) Good job, humans.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
China almost got 500 KPH. They were running >400 KPH up until 2021. "The Shanghai maglev is the world's first commercial high-speed maglev ... Prior to May 2021 the cruising speed was 431 km/h ..."
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
"The Shanghai maglev is the world's first commercial high-speed maglev and has a maximum cruising speed of 300 km/h (186 mph). Prior to May 2021 the cruising speed was 431 km/h (268 mph)..." That is right around 500
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Really? Nice! Hey I want to say thank you very much for confirming this worked for me. That was really considerate of you. I am just happy this little test worked. Have a great day sir:)
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Not from my tests. I just was able to curl downvote someone even though I don't see the button. Click my latest submission to see it.

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