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   by comboy 3y ago

   Amazing work. Great prompts. Also, this page content would seem absolutely ridiculous just a few years ago.
2. 302.▲
   by comboy 3y ago

   It depends on what exactly happened. Sometimes documentation will say stuff like "order of execution of these methods can be random" which if ignored may lead to a bug after a perfectly compatible upgrade.
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   by comboy 3y ago

   http://web.archive.org/web/20230905131755/https://arxiv.org/... Page 9 gives you an idea
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   by comboy 3y ago

   Sounds like a great setup. Huge models are running on stock laptops. There is no need to send it to cloud. They had no problem e.g. sound recognition (reacting to alarms, cough, cry etc.) running only on selected devices. IPads have M1&#x2F
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   by comboy 3y ago

   I certainly agree that marketing plays a huge role in software, but I was actively looking at different VCS trying even the obscure ones, there were really no reasonable non-proprietary options. Bazaar and mercurial got created the same yea
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   by comboy 3y ago

   I generally agree but it's nuanced. Think about your physical home security. Just like bad guys are always gonna be there, so will the bugs.
7. 307.▲
   by comboy 3y ago

   If this interests you I suggest Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake. Fungi are fascinating. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50664430-entangled-life
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   by comboy 3y ago

   I bought an used one (HP Ultirum 6250), you should be able to get it under $1000, closer to $500, but I recommend getting it with the controller so that you know there are no issues. Note that these controllers are made to be mounted inside
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   by comboy 3y ago

   I'm surprised HDD don't turn out to be less expensive option calculating in all infrastructure + man hours. Do you have a ballpark what's percentage cost difference for your use case?
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Typical reliable offline HDD storage is 2-3 years. For tape it's 20-30 years.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I use it at home for offline backup. You can get LTO-6 pretty cheap and big chunk of my backup is just things I want to keep indefinitely. You can put tapes in multiple locations easily and not worry for 20 years. If you just want to store
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Huh, narration matters. Thanks.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Anybody familiar with news sources which questioned Celera accomplishment before they admitted how they did it?
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    by comboy 3y ago

    It's scary the same way planes are scary. Think about number of devices sold. One model malfunctions and it's on HN front page. Very unlikely events happen sometimes and its those kind of events that you see in the news.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    > a random sentence or point considered throwaway by most people and algorithms could turn out to be meaningful to me This is what I crave for in good articles and books. There's some big insight just thrown in in the middle of the
16. 316.▲
    by comboy 3y ago

    Oh, that's clever.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Why broadcasted ads which are the same for everybody? Is it trying to track effectiveness of these ads?
18. 318.▲
    by comboy 3y ago

    You mean time is the only source of entropy there? I don't think number of bits would even matter for it to be bad in such case.
19. 319.▲
    by comboy 3y ago

    Why is it a mistake?
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Thanks :)
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I think Lex is a very talented interviewer. His questions often seem low quality (to me), but he pushes the discussion in the correct direction. He seem to be e.g. build sentences where after the first part there is a moment for guest to th
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Moar. Maybe you have some more stories or insights from him. I'm a shameless fanboy. I also listened to I think every podcast (not many of them unfortunately, Lex ones seem the best as expected). This guy oozes wisdom.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Some people do things which are unlikely to be successful blindly, but some do it despite slim chance of success (hello YC), so presumably it would just remove ignorance (or make it more elaborate).
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I can't find any info in the article but that seems like.. a lot of H100s.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    Their version of LLM should be fun, they have their silicon, they can make it local and integrate with the ecosystem.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I have no idea about Tesla specifically but normally you'd also you cell and wifi information (in their case probably also information from other teslas around) and additionally you have accelerometer and the whole "self-driving&q
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    by comboy 3y ago

    LF
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I think there are some people in this thread which started soldering before soldering irons with temperature control were the norm. It makes a huge difference indeed, but now practically all have it and they are cheap. And since I didn&#x27
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    by comboy 3y ago

    I understand, and reaching out like this seems like a great idea and time well spent, I meant it would be nice to have something like this in general, for different. kind of projects.
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    by comboy 3y ago

    This is a good summary: https://youtu.be/RjzL9cS3VW8?t=32 TLDW it seems very unlikely that they have what they claim