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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
What stops you? Are you not satisfied with the ones on offer? Is there a compatability issue that's a show-stopper?
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
Z-Library is still up, there's a reddit wiki page titled "How to access Zlibrary" they keep updated with details.
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
Limitless aka Rewind has been doing it for a while, starting on macOS and expanding: https://www.rewind.ai I gave it a shot for a few months and it was useful to go back to catch things that I couldn't quite recall. It was
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
You're totally right, I'm in my own HPC bubble. The organizations I work with create their own models and it's easy for me to forget that's the exception more than the rule. I apologize for making too many assumptions in
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
Constrained output with GBNF or JSON is much more efficient and less error-prone. I hope nobody outside of hobby projects is still using error/retry loops.
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
HN submissions and comments are very different on weekends (and US holidays). Your data could explore and quantify this in some very interesting ways!
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
Intel GPU joke in the alt text, truly timeless.
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
I got so fed up with this that I made a browser extension for it. It's in the Chrome Web Store and Firefox as well, but you'll have to build the xcode project in the Safari directory if that's your preferred browser. https:&
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by fancy_pantser 2y ago
Are you looking for something like Playwright or Cypress for end-to-end testing?
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I think he's mainly been working on Haunted Chocolatier now. Very excited to see how that comes out! The releases starting with Stardew 1.3 in 2018 have had others involved, including: > Arthur Lee, “Mr. Podunkian” (1.4 & 1.5 up
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Martinizing dry cleaning process was Henry Martin.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Section 2.3, "Analysis of p" is incomplete. The ideal value is 1/e. In most practical applications, you want to start with setting it to 1/e, which is a good speed/memory tradeoff. I tried for years to get Redis and
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
This will be great for code/game jams. You can let it run for the duration because it's not a resource hog and wind up with a cool time-lapse video at the end that's a manageable file size for some quick editing and you'
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
> do coding LLMs use treesitter...? It's up to the app to put that into the context. Generally, coding LLMs do well if you provide them the source tree, graph, search results, notable files, etc in the context. The is how Sourcegrap
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Plus nobody wants hot pockets.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
> It taught me to only trust universities with this sort of thing What do you make of TFA in this case? Does it erode that trust or would you go the same route again?
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
pathological
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
being such to a degree that is extreme, excessive, or markedly abnormal (with a connotation of it happening on purpose)
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I gave the xcode simulator a shot and having the streamlined desktop experience with windows and dialogs in VR or AR is pretty compellingly done. If the hardware can make it comfortable to read text, browse, and do general tasks for an hour
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Apple Vision Pro will launch Feb. 2, preorders start Jan. 19(arstechnica.com)
13 points by fancy_pantser 3y ago|4 comments
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
The instructions need significant tuning. You should construct a few test cases, ranging from minor tweaks (close alignment in CV/job) to highly divergent (librarian applying to medical director of heart clinic). With a couple quick at
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
> Companies hit by wave of suits over job ads lacking pay info > A batch of proposed class actions filed in Washington state against major companies such as adidas AG, Home Depot Inc., and Marriott International Inc., will help employ
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
https://github.com/mindee/doctr/issues/1049 https://github.com/JaidedAI/EasyOCR#whats-coming-next Happy to see OCR is advancing lately, but I really need HWR. I am looking for something
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I know it's a newcomer still under heavy development, but I'm surprised to not see Lance (and Lancedb atop it) mentioned. It crushes ORC and Parquet for most real-world data scenarios and has cheap data versioning.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I hate to be a stick in the mud, but they're right; you shouldn't drink so much when you're on call.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
My personal hope is that time_bucket_gapfill(), interpolate(), and others will prove so popular in Timescale that DBMSes adopt them and they become part of the SQL standard. When I have to use a "naked" system without them to do a
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Sure, this is common e.g. https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/613
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
If that's a typo and they meant to say "AI", then I may be remembering the article(s) being alluded to: > AlphaTensor discovered algorithms that outperform the state-of-the-art complexity for many matrix sizes. Particularl
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Analytics: https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Provenance
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Here's an overview that has a timeline and some jumping off points if you're interested in learning more. What happened as the ice retreated varied by area and some of the valleys in particular have been studied to see what specie

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