colejhudson

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by colejhudson 3mo ago
Cambridge- for a few reasons: (A) Amazon would likely offer you another position if you still wanted to work there. (B) It’ll probably never be easier for you to go to, and do well, in school than at your current age / position. (C) Yo
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by colejhudson 6mo ago
POV you don't live anywhere near Sonoma.
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by colejhudson 6mo ago
Lovely! Those who enjoy this might also like: - https://kagi.com/smallweb - https://blogroll.org/ - https://minifeed.net/welcome - https://ooh.directory/
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by colejhudson 7mo ago
Would you be able to publish the individual benchmarks for Qwen2.5-Coder-32B? GSM8K specifically would be useful to look at.
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by colejhudson 7mo ago
How are the panoramas chosen? That is, can I select one that isn't currently on the map?
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by colejhudson 7mo ago
re, iteration: Have you encountered ImGui [0]? It's basically standard when prototyping any sort of graphical application. re, GUIs in statically typed languages: As you might expect, folks typically use a library. See Unreal Engine, r
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by colejhudson 7mo ago
Congrats on your release! That said, please stop posting AI slop to Hacker News.
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by colejhudson 8mo ago
No, Russia is the prime (if not only) candidate. Why? They've been developing a system of "single-use agents" to overwhelm European governments and keep them on their back foot. This is likely a test run. A lovely article on
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by colejhudson 8mo ago
Dispatches from the nascent American panopticon. From the path taken [0] in the original article [1], it would appear that these folks passed through roughly 8 (known) license plate readers [2]. [0]: https://maps.app.goo.gl/
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
Through what mechanism is he controlling the other branches of government?
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
Doesn't the Fed do exactly that though? And without political influence? What would a different pro-labor system look like that could deal with national monetary crises?
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
Without the Fed, how would you advise the nation deal with events like the Great Depression, the Great Recession, or COVID? Would you disagree that the Feds actions shortened these events and thus helped the public in the process?
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
I'd be interested in learning more about your workflow. I've certainly used plaintext files (and similar such things) to aid in project planning, but I've never used paper beyond taking a few notes here and there.
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
This is a red herring. Rogue regimes will, by construction, seek the security offered by nuclear weapons. Hence the need, where possible, to apply diplomatic or military means to prevent exactly that.
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
well done, that's extremely hard. wishing all the best
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
hell yeah, hope you keep off that weight. Best to you and yours, hope all the best
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
good for you mike, best to you and yours
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
best of luck to you big guy, best to you and yours
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
best of luck to you big dog, make sure to work out
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by colejhudson 9mo ago
good for you big dog, keep it up
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by colejhudson 10mo ago
You’re literally just restating OPs point but with heavy sarcasm.
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by colejhudson 10mo ago
Obviously not. As in the 20th century, it means to cultivate moral, and thereby political, opposition to imprisoning activists. It’s a soft power the US has gradually lost.
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by colejhudson 11mo ago
Hard to blame this squarely on the Republicans. Access to private license plate readers was granted under the Biden admin, and no doubt each of the last four administrations played some part. To me, the CPB and ICE are looking more and more
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by colejhudson 11mo ago
The recognition of any "status quo" is political. Push back, as in this thread, can change which hierarchies are accepted and which aren't. In particular, the use of "Greater China" normalizes corporate acquiescence
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by colejhudson 1y ago
In optimal control I believe they call these "shooting methods"
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by colejhudson 2y ago
Those are certainly benefits, but it's most likely a prophylactic move. LLMs will be (are?) a critical piece of infrastructure. Commoditizing that infrastructure ensures that firms like Google and Meta won't be dependent on any ot
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by colejhudson 2y ago
They use AlphaFold Multimer [0]. Demo here [1]. [0]: https://cosmic-cryoem.org/tools/alphafoldmultimer/ [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGhdrPo6XQM
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by colejhudson 2y ago
Suspect that a core reason for Jerry's PoV is that the dynamics of the (zeitgeist-related) software industry do not currently favor small teams. That's counter to the ethos of Silicon Valley and it's guy-in-a-garage mythology
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by colejhudson 2y ago
yes
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by colejhudson 3y ago
I mean, being a bit glib here, but a lot of programming is dealing with someone else's type system. Moreover, for those of us who write C fairly often, the mnemonics here are familiar. Actually, as custom type systems go, this one is p

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