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by ghm2180 11mo ago
Fascinating. I do wonder if people with this condition are self selective in some way on how they do things. I also wonder if these conditions describe the level of success they have in a specific field vs a control group. e.g. as describ
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by ghm2180 11mo ago
There is actually a good analytical result on how vector similarity can easily fail to recover relevant information https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.05440 > For some linear models the similarities are not even unique, wh
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Given the apple v epic ruling about in payment commision outside the app store, I don't understand this. I assume Google would get the same ruling if they tried what apple did, so why bother with walling off if you can't get paid?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Google is SEOed a lot. And while apartment sevile is a subset where Google is probably very good. For many things it gives me very bad results e.g. searching for affordable haircut always gives me a yelp link(there is a yelp link for ever a
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Is this the security flaw thingy that stores OAuth or Auth0 tokens in sqllite database with overly permissive read privileges on it?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
And at that rate we should see a FAANGMULA like company launch in 10x or at least 5x less the time. Right?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
> What's disk going to add besides a little bit more resiliency Resiliency is the point. How would you protect against machine's loss/crash?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Actually why(just) RAM? Why not have an append only storage to the local disk? WALs are quite fast.
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Why is it hard for a local device to expose a REST API from home —a DDNS updater could update IP address for a cname — and then access all the local data local_device(REST API) <> Smartphone?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
The original mozilla MLS was killed off due to litigation by Qualcomm(I think?). MLS wasn't for commercial use and neither is this, so What's the licencing/sustainability difference between these two and what kind of support
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Is it just me or does the showing of hyperspheres deliberately meant to obfuscate some kind of a trade secrets of how to select examples for human to send to a human? The obfuscation being use of a support vector machines which are the goto
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Just amazing
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by ghm2180 1y ago
A key with haptic feedback that when pressed runs the CPU/GPU and as water heats up the button lets you know. Calibrate feedback to temperature and ease off the button when the water is done.
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by ghm2180 1y ago
A lot of the comments have to do with how does one use these things to speed up learning. I've tried a few things. A couple of them are prompts: 1. Make me a tutorial on ... 2. Make probes to quiz me along the way ... I think the trick
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Yeah, it's "let's fix this no matter what" is really weird. In this mode everything becomes worst, it begins to comment code to make tests work, add pytest.mark.skip or xfail. It's almost like it was trained on data
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by ghm2180 1y ago
> but rather to learn how to conduct research Further, I always assumed PhD level of knowledge meant coming up with the right questions. I would say it is at best a "Lazy Knowledge Rich worker", it won't explore hypothesis
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by ghm2180 1y ago
> I'm not talking about MCP, but rather an open source tool that can plug into either free and open source LLMs or private ones. Has someone computed/estimated what is at cost $$$ value of utilizing these models at full tilt:
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by ghm2180 1y ago
While this is nice for splashy headlines, I like the headlines which would read some real life usecase of math grads using AI as a companion tool for solving novel problems.
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by ghm2180 1y ago
You mean like calaude code's integration with play right ?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
I also do the same. I am on the 200$ maxpro plan. I often let the plan go to pretty fine level of detail, e.g. describe exactly what test conditions to check, what exact code conditions to follow. Do you write this to a separate plan file?
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by ghm2180 1y ago
This is great! Another useful amendment to this that would make me use it add a chrome browser tool to allow access to pages that need authn and then scrape them for you. My #1 usecase is fetching wikis on my hard drive and letting a local
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by ghm2180 1y ago
Double anonymity seems as a great means for enforcing privacy in general for any data you generate taht you don't want other people to see. Like in a location app on your phone generating (Lat Long) pairs. The app developer could just
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by ghm2180 1y ago
I wonder when the investors and investors in the early printing press or steam engine or excel spreadsheet was invented did they think of the ways — soul crushing homework(books), rapid and cruel colonization(steam engines and trains), inn
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by ghm2180 2y ago
> the frameworks and the actual project. This. e.g. Android studio has a great preview feature for composable which makes it a joy to build them. It gives you an option to run just see the live effects of updating code for that compos
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by ghm2180 2y ago
Here is what I would do to even approach this 1. Note all the things you like about your current IDE vis-a-vis your development workflow. 5 major Lists will emerge : While Code, While Compiling, While Running, Debugging & Test. 2. Set u
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by ghm2180 2y ago
Wouldn't one then built the analog of the lisp computer to hyper optimize just this. Like it might be super expensive for regular gpus but for super specialized architecture one could shave the 3500$/hour quite a bit no?
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OpenAI O1 price gouging to get you to use Pro(old.reddit.com)
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by ghm2180 2y ago
Did the optimal algorithm for dijkstas shortest path mentioned in the article get used for something immediately consequential and very time sensitive?. My intuition would think routing internet traffic could be a good us case, but I may be
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by ghm2180 2y ago
Or like of you did ai voice calling the goal was XYZ did the conversation get, in so many words, to XYZ?
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by ghm2180 2y ago
I want to be able to work as a generalist who can learn most coding stacks and a wide range of experience in backend(ranking/recommendation) systems, data engineering and some early career full stack experience.

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