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But then front might fall off.
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The prompt and a couple samples is the source.
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And motivation was often impeded by either trauma or not finding a way to make it relevant to the student. Those are prereqs for learning anything. The common denominator for people that are good at something is that they liked it, so they
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I have! My favorite students were the 55+ returning education students that really wanted to finally learn algebra and calculus.
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This is criminal that these students aren't graduating with a solid math education, regardless of what major they are going into. Math isn't only for STEM majors! Fix k-12 for everyone.
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No one has to suck at math. Any human can learn the majority of skills.
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Lots of other folks famously moved to Argentina, he probably feels at home there.
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Compiler bugs are not as rare as they are quipped to be on forums. I mean, more rare for the quippers due to allocation of time.
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Nvidia was so thirsty for an x86 license, for years, that it wouldn't consider anything else.
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Even for the web, Rust is a great language out of LLMs. It was quite surprising given the early performance of Python that Rust does so well. It really speaks to the high dimensional generality of transformer translation models.
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I don't know why the University of Washington isn't on the list of public institutions, it should be number 6 with 9.4B in assets. https://www.uwinco.uw.edu/
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Nothing basically, a mock version of work and you get to see the virtual post it notes travel across the screen.
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This is because the users are training the product. They need training data, so they sell inference at the price of power.
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It might use FoundationDB, but it is certainly storing those bytes on GCS.
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You write the paper, you write the title. So much anger over a title, you are graydon, make this about yourself.
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It is a descriptive analogy, get over yourself.
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Please re-read up to the end of page 2 and then re-ask this question.
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iCloud is just rebadged GCS.
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How much are you willing to pay for this service? Ballpark. And what is your ratio of data at rest vs data you want shared? Are you ok with your permanent copy being local?
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When you get stuck in a task like this, you realize that civilization will collapse with a whimper.
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I agree with all those things, AND preventing Amazon from firing 15-30k people and then turning around and hiring H1Bs. We are not talking about the same thing, enough that there isn't a disagreement.
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The network is the computer
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Linux running in a shader https://blog.pimaker.at/texts/rvc1/
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> MNIST digits in FPGA Your example suffers from one of the same problems in the paper. They exclusively used text book level problems in their eval of the models HDL coding ability. These are effectively poisoned in the training data wi
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This is a good paper for undergraduates to dissect and find ways to make better. "adversarially summarize this paper using an inverted-pyramid style" is a good starting point. I won't go into details beyond this, but the auth
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Why not both? Look at the installables from Cadence, they are full of redundant garbage, broken rpaths, etc. Tools that don't even need to support devices have 5-8GB compressed installables with 12-20GB of on disk space being taken up.
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The power dynamic is definitely worse now, but it has existed ever since I first touched corporate tech in the late 90s (microsoft). The problem isn't with immigrants specifically, but how they are used by these corporations to suppres
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Higher quality video that shows how to replicate the process (along with a nice timelapse of the chick developing) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE0uKvUbcfw A Novel Shell-less Culture System for Chick Embryos Using a Plas
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This was a highschool science project from years ago. JAPANESE STUDENTS HATCH A HEN'S EGG WITHOUT A SHELL! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAJDTYUw0sk
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American corporations could care less about giving anyone a better future. archagon was attempting to paint declan_roberts comment as blaming H1B workers on working conditions, which they did not do. But H1Bs will be used to suppress wages
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