byearthithatius

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by byearthithatius 2y ago
So a less functional ChromeBook? I'm struggling to find the use case for your use case. Maybe for kids education if you want them to have limited capabilities? But otherwise it is just another OS with way less software support.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Well said, that is always how I saw it as well. The sort of math problem solving we did for fun in school but all the problems require programmatic thinking and usually eventually an algorithm. I learned so much from doing Eulers. Even bas
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
No, according to economic theory, the law of diminishing marginal utility generally does not apply to money. Please cite a source that says having more AUM somehow decreases potential yield. Sounds retarded. People say stuff that needs evid
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
"I couldn't care less about the shock value. I just want to look at the distribution and do nothing with that information even though there is something incredibly shocking here."
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Disagree, the point is to visually show there is an exponential difference between LITERALLY EVERYONE (uber driver to Google engineer to VP) and like 100 people who have insane amounts of wealth. I agree Uber driver is not in the same bucke
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Why? So massive differences in wealth look significantly smaller? By graphing this in log scale you are admitting there is an "exponentially growing delta between rich and poor" and log makes it easier to even visualize (which is
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
> finding the one that converges the fastest is quite valuable given the cost of running GPU's at scale Not to him, he runs the ARC challenge. He wants a new approach entirely. Something capable of few-shot learning out of distribut
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
You need to use it for some time to get into their higher tiers of usage. I used to also have this problem and it annoyed me greatly, but once I got to usage tier 4 it never happened again (except for o1-preview but that just wastes tokens
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
That is your browser. Hassaan, you should add autocomplete="name" to prevent this in the future since clearly it scares some folks. He didn't do anything that its just your browser looking for autocomplete text boxes.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
This is really cool. I got kind of scared I was about to talk to some random Hassaan haha. Super excited to see where this goes. Incredible MVP.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Guess who is heading to the Mission today to play my fav songs!:D Love projects like this
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
So this would be the highest dot product. Finding the lowest(closest to zero) would mean the two vectors are closer to orthogonal and thus very _not_ similar in direction (semantic meaning). If negative they are semantically opposite.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
I think I found a mistake. In the article you write: "We then compare that against our database of vectors and find the one(s) that match the closest, i.e., have the lowest dot product and highest similarity." We want to maximize
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
> I'm wondering if bounty programs effectively form a low-paid gig economy for programmers. Most certainly, or those who can't get jobs because of their record but know how to code.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Right, with something that powerful I would just sell the 0-day to highest bidder. Or even use it to commit some fraud. Taking over any @gmail account is a pretty powerful exploit that could lead to a lot of monetary compensation if used co
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
I mean the testimonial is from the Founder anyways lol
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
The only testimonial is by the Founder and you're posting this on a website where the vast majority know how cheap/easy it is to host a static website. For instance this is free from GitHub and cheaper than your price from Netlify
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
There have been lots of impressive things created with just plain JS. Google had an entire world simulated coded in just JS. I think their Christmas world with all those games are also pure JS (given their obsession with internal JS framewo
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Bingo. These dudes never code anything because they get analysis paralysis wanting everything to be super optimized Rust/C++. Meanwhile 90% of the apps making real money run literally whatever language they started with and have been a
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
A LOT of apps use JavaScript, even performance critical ones. VSCode the most popular IDE in the entire world is JS running w/ Electron.
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by byearthithatius 2y ago
Hey thanks:) That was nice of you
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by byearthithatius 3y ago
I hope mainstream news cover this so the general population can understand the issue with our software ecoysystems reliance on unpaid open-source maintainers