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by f_devd 4y ago
Then if your desired end state is a factorial, zig is the perfect language
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by f_devd 4y ago
It also doesn't do anything that Right-to-repair advocates asked for; worst of both worlds[0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-aKw5pSR5uk
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EU proposed Right-to-Repair bill makes the problem worse [video](youtube.com)
1 points by f_devd 4y ago|0 comments
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by f_devd 4y ago
You are correct in your consideration, but above 15 kilometers bicycling is not an option while using a car is, so the cars have a hugely larger average drive distance which skews the metric making it effectively useless.
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by f_devd 4y ago
All EU banks (afaik) need to follow Basel III regulations, while smaller US banks don't have to due to lobbying
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by f_devd 4y ago
Since 2008 EU banks have gotten more stringent requirements per regulations compared to the US, the degree of additional risk is hard to know for sure without a large scale collapse.
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by f_devd 4y ago
> What does OpenAI do? OpenAI is a company founded by Elon Musk and Reid Hoffman in 2015 to develop artificial intelligence products for the general public. They are most well known for releasing a large language model, GPT-3, in 2017, w
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by f_devd 4y ago
Seems like they can also pay damages and stop distribution of the product until it the infringement is removed, although in prior cases GPL often has been complied with in settlements https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ope
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by f_devd 4y ago
This still isn't technically dynamic allocation since it always takes a top-k (constant k) tokens from the sequence, so more like dynamic routing, which was explored in Mixture-of-Expert models but only in Feed-Forward blocks and with
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by f_devd 4y ago
Alpaca uses Self-Instruct[0] which is better than just the pre-training but I wouldn't expect it to be at the level of ChatGPT (RLHF) in terms of human-friendly prompting. OpenAssistant should make it close to ChatGPT (from GPT-3.5 ver
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by f_devd 4y ago
LLama hasn't been fine-tuned with RLHF, so it requires additional prompting, check out the open-assistant[0] project for an open-source ChatGPT equivalent (WIP). [0]: https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant
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by f_devd 4y ago
They are a replacement for cities not for all road travel, same way trucks aren't going to be replaced by scooter, it's a different mode of transportation better suited for shorter distances. The comparison could be valid if y
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by f_devd 4y ago
I'm not sure that makes much sense as a safety metric, bicycles obviously travel less distance on average per instance used, so the 'rate of death' would not have the same scaling as distance traveled
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by f_devd 4y ago
> Bicycles are somewhere from 3x to 11x more dangerous than cars. In the US, where there is effectively no bicycle infrastructure. In the Netherlands it seems to be about 1.18x (or 1.1x if you include trucks) [0]. [0]: https:/&#x2F
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The Polyphase Mixer (2022)(pa3fwm.nl)
1 points by f_devd 4y ago|0 comments
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by f_devd 4y ago
There are other good arguments for disliking SUVs compared to all other consumer cars like crash incompatibly & bad vision for 'low' objects (children, other cars).
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by f_devd 4y ago
Yes, you are are right, they are effectively cheaper to sell due to less stringent emission/efficiency regulations (watched the video)
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by f_devd 4y ago
Further down the thread it gets a bit fantastical, I didn't realize it was a literal zipline they used, that may cause some issues wrt stability, still I hope it works out for them.
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by f_devd 4y ago
Yeah CGI is not the best way to showcase the working product, although I don't doubt that they could make it, since it's already fairly easy to do simple GPS-based mission planning[0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com&#x2
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Apple could abuse USB-C directive in the EU and get away with it [video](youtube.com)
5 points by f_devd 4y ago|1 comments
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by f_devd 4y ago
> Does completion tokens mean that you also get charged for the answers that the AI gives? Seems like it, prompt tokens = input, completion tokens = output
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by f_devd 4y ago
Esp-wifi is very actively being updated, looks like C3 is supposed to work[0][1], so if you tried more than a few weeks ago it probably changed. [0]: https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-wifi#current-support [1]: https:&#x2F
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by f_devd 4y ago
If the lack of some services allows it (maybe not given the chip, but it was enough for me) I recommend using esp-hal+esp-wifi rather than esp-idf-hal, it is a pure rust 'rewrite' and it's been a great experience compared to
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by f_devd 4y ago
Esp-rs has come a long way although it's still very much in a beta phase.
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by f_devd 4y ago
It's hard to know for sure without being involved in the development of both sides (the line between new features being unimplemented & hw/firmware being buggy is often blurry), but here is some context: * Linux 5.x does not s
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by f_devd 4y ago
The reason is that actual human-written text generally doesn't follow the most probable next word rule, but rather there are occasional 'decisions' made which make the text unique and therefore more interesting/coherent.
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by f_devd 4y ago
I do understand how lobbying works as you described, however the question remains with who specifically are "the establishments" and why are they so gung ho on it when the public backlash is visible from miles away. > throws th
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by f_devd 4y ago
You're probably right, seems like there hasn't been any new ones since the original influx. EDIT: never mind since posting this there have been a few more.
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by f_devd 4y ago
> I wonder who is behind the astroturfing I noticed the same thing, but this really is a strange one since there isn't an obvious single party which would desire this legislation (from my limited view). External state-actors (e.g. C
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by f_devd 4y ago
True, you can probably get worse chips for s better price from somewhere but these aren't particularly expensive for the devices Apple makes.

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