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by exe34 3y ago
> but many successful startups are by people in their 40s. No, they are made by people who failed since their twenties and learnt a great deal along the way and made the right connections. There are powerlifters in their 40s - but I susp
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by exe34 3y ago
I came to that realisation a few months before the lockdowns, so I was in the lucky position that my life didn't change very much at all - instead of being isolated at work, I was isolated at home and didn't have to put on a happy
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by exe34 3y ago
Have you tried LFS? You can copy and paste, but you have to read the commands and figure out what they're doing. This will give you an overall theoretical idea of how things are laid out - but you have to realise that every new version
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by exe34 3y ago
From what you've written, I don't see why any of this would require the LLM to "be trained to the point where a subset of the graph represents all the nand gates necessary for a cpu and ram" - you'd just be emulatin
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by exe34 3y ago
No, but they can both implement a language virtual machine which appears to be able to produce intelligent behaviour with unknown bounds.
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by exe34 3y ago
Just give it a computer? Even a virtual machine. It can output assembly code or high level code that gets compiled.
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by exe34 3y ago
Not everybody thinks in the same way. Some, maybe most people benefit from intuition pumps such as analogies. Good analogies clarify the point, poor ones obscure it.
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by exe34 3y ago
Is anybody going to want to watch it other than the one who ordered it? Would anyone order this modified version before having paid for and enjoyed the original? If the market is flooded with these cheap copies, wouldn't the original h
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by exe34 3y ago
Nobody is going to use this at Google scale without source code! However knowing that something exists elsewhere can push somebody to re-invent it locally.
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by exe34 3y ago
Hi, I haven't tried this myself, but it seems there's a way? https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/blob/master/examples/... The call takes a "stream" boolean: stream: It allows
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by exe34 3y ago
Thank you! I do believe I'm ready to switch!
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by exe34 3y ago
Can Firefox allow me to kill individual tabs without closing them? It's my favourite feature on Chrome.
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by exe34 3y ago
You could always pull a Wolfram [1]. [1] https://content.wolfram.com/sites/43/2019/02/07-popcorn-rig1...
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by exe34 3y ago
So if I'm understanding your argument correctly, if you enjoy it, it's what everybody else should do. The other points are just post-hoc justification.
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by exe34 3y ago
This sounds like an excellent project! I look forward to following your work on GitHub. Everybody needs a crappy search engine from the 90s!
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by exe34 3y ago
Every single statistics class I've ever taken or been sent to has been 95% frequentist with a rushed Bayesian digression near the end. I've submitted papers with Bayesian work and the reviewer asked for p-values and would not budg
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by exe34 3y ago
It can mean the same thing - when I have a hunch I think of as many ways of shooting it down as possible - but that often involves predicting something starting from the hunch and then testing that prediction against nature/existing li
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by exe34 3y ago
Remember what happened during COVID? Now imagine the "essential" workers are all dead or too busy fighting for the last scrap of food. The food trucks no longer turn up. The hospitals aren't running. You might survive, but ou
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by exe34 3y ago
I see it as an existential threat to our technological civilization. Humans, like cockroaches, will survive. It's just not going to be a place you'll want to live in.
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by exe34 3y ago
http://docopt.org/ Not quite what you asked for, but close: type example invocations to generate the CLI, and just pull the arguments from a dictionary at runtime.
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by exe34 4y ago
Do you believe there is a difference between the words gay and pedophile?