erikaww

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   by erikaww 3y ago

   Is it possible to send and download documents as non-pdfs? I’d love to avoid the hellish pain that is pdfs
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   There should be legislation to give control over zoning and development regulation to HUD. Building just a quarter of the 2.4 million needed homes will take a minimum of $120 billion. We need some way of forging bipartisan support for fixin
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   If the index or incremental static analysis object was designed well enough, I don't think you would need to lint every file, you would just need to look at files that consume that variable. Maybe you would look at every index? I'
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   I'm not sure if Eslint has this, but there could be cross-file lints (eg. unused variables). If some file changes, you may need to relint dependencies and dependent files. This could recursively trickle. I'm not sure if Eslint doe
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   nyc in particular: 650 miles of bike lanes and 6300 of roads (not including lane-miles). thats 10x before considering the several order difference between the cost of roads and bike lanes. imagine if they just received 5% of the funding car
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   I think there is promise with tons of optimization problems (machine learning, approximating differential equations). I hope these would be significantly faster in practice. It would be cool if we had quantum accelerated game physics engine
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   If only this energy and all the anger was directed in finding actual perpetrators of assault and charging them for their crimes. They are everywhere. The right loves to fixate on this, yet they aren't doing anything.
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   isnt that wrt scaling size? couldn't they make other improvements? i'd be real interested if they can rebut with big multimodal improvements.
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   by erikaww 3y ago

   Yeah and GPT-4V is even younger (at least it was available later)
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    yeah a lot of local models fall short on that benchmark as well. I wonder what was different about GPT3.5/4's training/date that would lead to its great hellaswag perf
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    the very smartest may not always seek the highest paying jobs. it is at least true in sweden that the highest earners are not necessarily the smartest: https://fortune.com/2023/02/17/smartest-not-paid-most-wag
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    https://xkcd.com/927/
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    clause 2.1 is $8/million tokens for prompt or .008/1k tokens. interesting
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    certainly more things to throw at the wall! Excited to see the "accidental" progress
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    Great way to find things and get more learning content out there (directly or indirectly).
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    How do you handle migrations?
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    I know the joke of this is that they could have in-housed this. But why do government agencies not always have groups focused on financial efficiency? Is it corruption or stupidity?
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    This is amazing! I was just trying to figure out how to do this with drag and drop yesterday.
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    This could be useful for finding which region of Japan has an individual that can remotely kill with only a description of the victim.
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    https://archive.ph/8Bs9p
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    kid orchestration may end up becoming a bottleneck
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    https://archive.is/og9fv
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    Ant Colony Optimization Algorithms(en.wikipedia.org)

    13 points by erikaww 3y ago|1 comments
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    I am not educated about particle physics or whatnot, but isnt the uncertainty principle momentum and position cannot be both estimated to arbitrary accuracy? so one could estimate only one of them to arbitrary accuracy and then 1000 particl
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    I'm not educated on QC. But wouldn't Grover's algorithm be very useful? I believe it provides a sqrt(n) time search. For QC to be useful,it just needs to make common utilities very fast. I should look more into QC. It would b
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    by erikaww 3y ago

    There is a bit of work within the last 5 years with creating more algorithms for temporal networks (think graphs that change over time like social networks, neural networks (with evolving architectures) or economic chain networks). These ar