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by fabiospampinato 1y ago
Now we need to know from the people that experienced the laser how different this hallucination feels compared to that. Very cool stuff!
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Interesting. Development of the most powerful technology humans could ever hope to build, happening within our lifetimes, "boring".
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Linux and Chromium seem at the edge of the current scale of "ordinary" open-source software. I think perhaps one should also take into account how much money would be needed to be able to build the thing in reasonable time. Buildi
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
To be fair if they released detailed instructions and datasets on how to rebuild llama (considering that there's some randomness in the process) you still probably wouldn't be able to build it, like who has the resources? And if y
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Apparently I can find some matches for games that start like that between very strong players [1], so my hypothesis that the model may just be predicting bad moves on purpose seems wobbly, although having stockfish at the lowest level play
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
It's probably worth to play around with different prompts and different board positions. For context this [1] is the board position the model is being prompted on. There may be more than one weird thing about this experiment, for examp
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Yes exactly, at some point I asked to maintain it and kinda redid it. Now I kinda consider it "done", as in "maybe some more work would be put into it, but by end large I don't think it's going to change in the futu
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
> Aren’t they leaving more size/speed improvements on the table by supporting it? Only tiny ones, I don't remember the details now, IE11 ended up providing almost all the same APIs.
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
"modern websites" means IE11+ for cash, it's a fairly old library.
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Civet has so many quality of life improvements! It's good that it exists sort of as a playground for ideas that could maybe in the future be adopted by JS itself, kinda like how it went with CoffeeScript.
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Closing hospitals would cut deaths in hospitals by 100%. Like I'm not sure what this measure means, it's not like 26% of people that would die in the hospital would be made immortal or something.
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Yeah this seems more like observables than signals. Which despite what you may hear on the interwebs are two different things.
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
This seems a bit different from the kind of signals frameworks have, where dependencies are tracked automatically (no dependency array), and you can sort of chain stuff automatically, so for example you can have an effect that depends on 3
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Wait, so Flow is not actually sound and their website is lying? Or do they have some "technically correct" definition of "sound" that takes stuff like that into account?
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by fabiospampinato 2y ago
Enormous humanoid robots for everything! Have you ever watched one of those videos where somebody makes a mini concrete building in a few days? I'd be cool to just scale that up, if it's possible, perhaps with faster-setting concr
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
I would guess that having 2 zeros is not that useful for NNs, but in general with 2 bits we could encode 4 states, so are there 4 possible states that would be useful to encode? Sure, but would this be better than encoding 3 states? That&#x
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
It seems tough to do, besides I'm not sure what the benefit would be, with that you can't do the optimized matrix multiplication anymore, and if you need more precision presumably you can just add more neurons and/or train fo
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
> 1) I never knew how much I disliked naming things before I didn’t need to do that anymore I never understood this argument about naming. You need to name the component anyway just to be able to reference it somewhere? You need to give
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
Yes but now in non-linux systems you have the pretty large overhead of that.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
These work with phones though, not _satellite_ phones.
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Prettier's CLI got rewritten, in JavaScript, for a 20x speedup(twitter.com)
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
I haven't really kept track of everything. It may be worth making a blog post with the main findings though.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
Interesting how they say that compiled templates are ~21% faster to update, I wonder why. In theory pretty much anything that they could be doing at compile time could just be done at runtime, since they are building on top of tagged templa
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
I mean they care to some degree, if they _really_ cared presumably everything would be compressed with zstd and served to the more modern npm-cli installations, and npm-cli would refuse to upload binaries that are not explicitly allowlisted
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
Funnily enough I've recently implemented [0] a little proof-of-work generator (or more specifically a time-lock puzzle [1] generator), which is the base building block on top which something like this can be built. It's a very coo
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
You do have other options, you can build your PoW on repeated squarings instead.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
If the two outcomes don't have equal probability there are no two halves here. In a bull market with everything being green saying that something will go up is not an interesting prediction.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
Though it's not like 50% of the days any given stock goes up and the other 50% of the days the stock goes down.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
I wish you could get an Hyper key with built-in utilities without needing to install anything else. Unfortunately hidutil can't map multiple keys to a single key.
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by fabiospampinato 3y ago
Exactly, Ada is searched for 2x as much as TS? No way.

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