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by geor9e 1y ago
I would wholeheartedly support the mods rewriting every clickbait headline on HN (there are just so many…)
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by geor9e 1y ago
what if you set top_p=1, temperature=0, and always run it on the same local hardware
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by geor9e 1y ago
Summary: They made an iOS app that was slow, and the iPhone got hot. This generation of iPhone is faster, and adopted a vapor chamber heat spreader. Our app runs faster and the phone doesn't get as hot. Therefore, by correlation, our a
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by geor9e 1y ago
The authors using it. You're implying software created solely to fulfill one persons desires is a bad thing.
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by geor9e 1y ago
"The intention is to compile this driver as an out-of-tree kernel module, without needing to copy it into the kernel source tree. That's why there's just a simple Makefile, and no other affordances for kernel inclusion. I can
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by geor9e 1y ago
I used to build factories. We'd design and install the robots and machines of the assembly line. Final install took months. We never got work visas in those countries. We'd just say we were there for engineering meetings. Which w
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by geor9e 1y ago
Cool but wish it was either a phone case (draw in e-ink on back of phone) or had good sync to my macbook (my letter paper size remarkable table is absolute garbage at sync - very painful process). This isn't convenient enough to warran
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by geor9e 1y ago
The HN headline I commented on was "Turns out Google made up an elaborate story about me". Someone (admin?) then added "AI Overview". My comment doesn't apply to the current headline. I got what I wanted.
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by geor9e 1y ago
The HN headline I commented on was "Turns out Google made up an elaborate story about me". Someone (admin?) then added "AI Overview". My comment doesn't apply to the current headline. I got what I wanted.
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by geor9e 1y ago
Can we stop conflating LLM models with the companies that created them? It's "…Gemini made up…". Do we not value accuracy? It'd be a whole different story if a human defamed you, rather than a token predictor.
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by geor9e 1y ago
It doesn't. Seems to be like a lava lamp until one ball breaks thru. See the other comment with the console command to edit the speed.
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by geor9e 1y ago
There should be a name for this sort of communal economic system
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by geor9e 1y ago
Oh that makes sense. I assumed wrong that it was going to be about prisoners sending secret messages in their letters home, and the guards wanting to scramble those out.
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by geor9e 1y ago
To map the raw score out of 60 to a population (normalize) you would need to control for biases like free time. For example, with the cooperation of institutions, it could officially replace an hour of school or work. You can look up such n
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by geor9e 1y ago
Clickbait headline by a tabloid. Crafted to sound like 100% of USA, but on a technicality means 2+ people, which they clarify after click. If they were honest and inserted "some", they would get less clicks and earn less ad revenu
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by geor9e 1y ago
No, Cambridge Analytica and University of Cambridge are not the same Cambridge. Neither is Cambridge Chip Shop or the dozens of other businesses associated with Aleksandr Kogan with Cambridge in their name. It's a city in England.
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by geor9e 1y ago
>You achieved a total score of 55! Oh no, I'm retarded >This means that you are 88.68% higher than 13391 participants who have completed the test. Hmm
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by geor9e 1y ago
I don't "need" anything except a parenteral nutrition IV drip and a bedpan. I "want" to view my little visitors.php page on occation and see some friend in Oakland browsed around.
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by geor9e 1y ago
>a bill for 1k You're conflating a "one way door" with a "two way door" here. The permanant loss of money is a one way door you can't undo. Opting into a screensaver is a two way door you are a few clicks fr
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by geor9e 1y ago
NH users are a special breed. The slightest inconvenience in MacOS or Windows occurs, and instead of spending the 2 minutes it takes to fix it, they jump ship and embark on months long journey of pain and suffering, complete with blog essay
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by geor9e 1y ago
Not if they knew how terrible it would be.
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by geor9e 1y ago
I just think they're neat.
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by geor9e 1y ago
To run a model locally, they would need to release the weights to the public and their competitors. Those are flagship models. They would also need to shrink them way down to even fit. And even then, generating tokens on an apple neural chi
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by geor9e 1y ago
Yes! I've been using RSS (feedbro reader) to de-algorithm social media for a long time now. Twitter (via nitter), Facebook (public posts only), HN, etc. It's all in a chronological RSS feed. No algorithms choosing what I see, no i
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by geor9e 1y ago
People will still search "firefox" and click the first Bing Search Paid Ad to install it
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by geor9e 1y ago
I know a FAANG company whose IT department, for the last few years, has been "out of stock" for SSD drives over 250GB . They claim its a global market issue (it's not). There's constant complaining in the chats for folks
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by geor9e 1y ago
If you want to skip the third party article: Blog post: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/measur... Paper: https://services.google.com/fh/files/misc/measurin
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by geor9e 1y ago
All of my code is in a synology drive folder (think Dropbox, but hosted on a NAS) with continuous backup and local git in the folders. I'm the only person who works on it, so it's been fine.
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by geor9e 1y ago
The headline would make a lot more sense if if included the "I'm a psychiatrist" part. These people specifically seek him out. By excluding it, it sounds like a random person saw this, which is sensational click bait.
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by geor9e 1y ago
please accept that some of us need to re-invent emacs with org-mode from first principles, to fully appreciate it

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