extasia

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by extasia 3y ago
How would you have put it, rnk?
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by extasia 3y ago
I'd recommend huggingface's transformers library. You probably don't wanna be finetuning these LLMs yourself since that's a big endeavour, but secondly because they already have the NLU capabilities to solve your problem
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by extasia 3y ago
Computers becoming like phones has to be avoided at all costs.. That's not a world I wanna live in.
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by extasia 3y ago
The answer to your last question is that you can't. Even with types the multiple inheritance example you describe is incredibly frustrating and near impossible to grok. I love huggingface's transformers library and use it every da
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by extasia 3y ago
That's awesome haha. I aspire to be a dad like that one day xd.
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by extasia 3y ago
Interesting. I'm quite the opposite in that I'll try pretty hard to avoid unnecessary allocations. In the case of your example I'd do something like: variable = foo(bar(baz(stuff))); // baz stuff /&#x2F
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by extasia 3y ago
If it provides value and doesn't need to be adapted then I'd probably leave it as is. If there are tests that I have faith in and the code is really poor I might try to touch it up if there's nothing better to do.
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by extasia 3y ago
That theory is pure speculation on the basis of motive with no actual grounding in reality, no offense. There's not a shred of evidence that GlobalAutocracy™ banded together to cough up $50B to kill of Twitter...
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by extasia 3y ago
The standard library has type hints in the "typeshed" github repo. Please do not submit PRs to cpython to add type hints (I made this error before too:))
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by extasia 3y ago
I agree. I made a little code formatter for aligning variable assignments on adjacent lines and used chatgpt for a lot of help with the regex
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by extasia 3y ago
350? What do you do?
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by extasia 3y ago
Aren't those like 100 bucks a pop?
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by extasia 3y ago
Goals are important sure. As the commenter above mentioned, most people are above what would be considered an ideal weight for their body. It's a fair assumption that these people would want to lose weight. As somebody who finds it har
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by extasia 3y ago
Minimising complexity by reducing the number of paths (branches, nested loops etc.) through your code. Thinking of the stupidest way we can get it done and then ruthlessly refactoring until the resulting algorithm / system is as simple
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by extasia 3y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I've heard this before but think I get it now!
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by extasia 3y ago
There's a joke about Java and OOP somewhere in there, trying to break free!
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by extasia 3y ago
I like the writing style of this post, it doesn't gloss over the details and conveys a lot of information from first principles. Good work pkolaczk.
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by extasia 3y ago
This is sort of what puts me off trying to do kernel work tbh.. I'm a C intermediate but dealing with mountains of other people's macros scares me to death.
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by extasia 3y ago
"after me, the flood" it's a quote from King Louis the 15th apparently.
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by extasia 3y ago
Before me, the rain? What does this mean? Sorry, I don't speak French..
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by extasia 3y ago
What's ViT?
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by extasia 3y ago
Sure that's a good point. I remember saying bitterly to a friend of mine that "your hamster doesn't love you, it just has Stockholm syndrome". Are you against animal ownership in general or just dogs?
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by extasia 3y ago
How big is the company? Did management also forego raises alongside devs? Whether or not the company is behaving rationally is the wrong question to ask I think, all you can change is how you manage yourself.
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by extasia 3y ago
Why so edgy bro? Most relationships between pets and owners are symbiotic!
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by extasia 3y ago
Tldr, get your degrees up fellas
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by extasia 3y ago
"snapcaster, flashback counterspell" "gg"
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Ask HN: How will LLMs change online forum questions?
1 points by extasia 3y ago|3 comments
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by extasia 3y ago
I think it would be more accurate to say that you can _describe_ almost any problem using linalg. Solving them is the hard part;)
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by extasia 3y ago
I understand that the goals of research code are very different from prod. code, and I suppose that the reviewers would have to tailor their review towards verifying the integrity of the results presented, rather than code quality in and of
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Ask HN: Code review as part of the peer review process?
26 points by extasia 3y ago|13 comments

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