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by cglan 3y ago
I think the problem is that SNNs aren't suited to standard von neuman architecture. I'm in total agreement. That amount of power and compute thrown at language models, and ML in general is shocking relative to the capabilities. Fo
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by cglan 3y ago
While a very very useful service that gives me a lot of peace of mind, the price increase is a bit of a bummer (but understandable) and also kind of makes me a teeny bit annoyed at the the fact that it’s unlimited. Unlimited basically means
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by cglan 3y ago
You're definitely not finding a 2bd/1ba apt in a safe area in DC for that cost, and I've looked. Not anymore. Look, Arlington is fine. It's a fantastic suburb if looking at it stats wise. It's educated, the foods we
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by cglan 3y ago
I lived in Courthouse for years. Obviously this is an opinion, but I don't view that corridor as a city. It's a dense suburb with high rises along the corridor. It's metro accessible between Rosslyn, Courthouse, Clarendon and
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by cglan 3y ago
Washington DC != Arlington and the surrounding regions. They're not interchangeable. Saying DC avoided the price increases (it didn't) is disingenuous. DC is horrifically expensive for a small city. Outside of DC is barely "D
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by cglan 3y ago
Don’t take my word at all, but I think in your analogy you can’t imagine it as you’re only allowed to go 1 ruler tick a second, but imagine you can only move 1mm per second. If you compress the rubber ruler you traverse more ruler per secon
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by cglan 3y ago
It really isn’t hard. Everyone is so devoid of human contact, if you’re willing to put 6 months of effort you can do it Edit: you really only need to find one, maybe two people and be okay just pushing it by asking people to do stuff. You&#
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by cglan 4y ago
I’ve basically replaced rice with potatoes as my goto carb. They have way more taste, and there’s way more you can do with them. That said, I’m always a little worried that they’re unhealthy bc they’re so damn tasty if you boil them and the
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by cglan 4y ago
Kind of a rant, but if you hang out on places like Reddit, sometimes it feels like the whole world has crippling social anxiety and hates people. In real life, everyone seems to be craving human interaction. It’s sad sometimes. Being afraid
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by cglan 4y ago
Not exactly seeing great performance with this model. It gets tripped up by ridiculously silly questions. For example "if you have a spoon, a knife, a fork, a carrot and a calculator, which one would you use for math?" > None.
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by cglan 4y ago
will you be publishing the trained 13b model?
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by cglan 4y ago
does this have the trained variant with the clean dataset used in this demo?
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by cglan 4y ago
This works extremely well, is there a source for this to run locally?
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by cglan 4y ago
I moved near east williamsburg/bushwhick along the L this past fall. I pay around 1.8k for a pretty large place alone. You can definitely find deals but the market has been sorta nuts. $3500 definitely feels high but keep in mind I don
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by cglan 4y ago
I lived there 4 years in Dupont Circle. It's a weird city. I personally didn't vibe with it so take what I say with a huge grain of salt. It's clean, people are intelligent, and there's a lot of stuff that's free an
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by cglan 4y ago
Isn’t GHB hangover free alcohol (other than the part where you can date rape people with it). The real downside is that when these drugs are hangover free it’s basically like Xanax (which shares a similar chemical property to alcohol), and
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by cglan 4y ago
I think because much like a mechanics tool, when programmers make programs for themselves it's just that. A tool. You see the same thing happening with other disciplines. Commercial trucks aren't very pretty compared to cars. It&#
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by cglan 4y ago
I’ve been using this library extensively, and I highly recommend it. The switch from next-auth to authjs-core is a great move to make it framework agnostic. That said a lot of the documentation is outdated and clearly react focused. I’ve en
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by cglan 4y ago
The only thing to get me back into the office is beyond the control of an individual company. Without proper public transport and fast commutes, spending 30+ minutes to commute to some area with barely functioning american transportation is
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by cglan 4y ago
This feels like a weak article
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by cglan 4y ago
sometimes I'd agree, but like I replied a bit lower, these memories only bother me with the extremely heightened emotions that mushrooms give me, not normally so it really doesn't feel like something I'm repressing. It alread
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by cglan 4y ago
for sure, but these memories only bother me with the extremely heightened emotions that mushrooms give me, not normally so it really doesn't feel like something I'm repressing. It already feels dealt with and in the past, it just
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by cglan 4y ago
It's funny but this is my goal too. I couldn't agree more
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by cglan 4y ago
I'll play devils advocate and say mushrooms have not really helped me at all, and in many situations where I've been ~ stable ~ or mostly okay, they've dredged up a lot of feelings and emotions and traumas that I managed to t
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by cglan 4y ago
Having your own email/domain isn’t about privacy. Email has become essentially the key to almost everything in modern life. If I lose access to my email I lose access to basically everything I own and it would be a massive hassle to sw
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by cglan 4y ago
I don’t think rent prices will be driven down by rate increases. We need a federal government initiate to be building dense/modern housing across the board. The western world basically hasn’t been building enough housing since post ww2
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by cglan 4y ago
I will say, SSD pricing is pretty frustrating. There's a lot of focus on faster and faster nvme that's barely noticeable while actual capacity has really stagnated at around 2-4tb. As someone who is very into photography, it takes
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by cglan 4y ago
I don't get it. If you're paying for 1Gbps then why does it matter how much you use up to that amount? If they're overselling their capacity then they should just stop doing that. If they can only handle 80% of the sustained
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by cglan 4y ago
Their pay was abysmally low last time I applied. The company seems cool but the salaries as a senior were honestly kind of silly in this market.
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by cglan 4y ago
Sure. I've worked at Microsoft primarily, and I'm not speaking for all teams but I have a sibling on another team in another org and he has the same issues Microsoft is incredibly siloed. Each team is essentially their own mini co

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