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by gield 2y ago
Cervélo is not an Italian company, they're Canadian. Its name is partially Italian as it's a portmanteau of cervello (brain in Italian) and vélo (bike in French).
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by gield 2y ago
That is the paper Krapivin read in ~2023 and inspired him. The actual paper with the breakthrough is from January 2025: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.02305 .
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by gield 2y ago
About 55% of Belgians speak Dutch as their native language. 45% French and <1% German.
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by gield 2y ago
Yes, that's explicitly mentioned in the blog post: >In s1, when the LLM tries to stop thinking with "</think>", they force it to keep going by replacing it with "Wait".
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by gield 2y ago
https://racenis.github.io/tram-sdk/patterns.html
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by gield 2y ago
It's not that easy to just send him a laptop [1]: >>I'd caution against posting a laptop to Bangladesh as there is a very real chance it'd spend the next six months sat in customs while an official looks for a pay off.
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by gield 2y ago
You wouldn't feel the stiffness of an aluminium frame as much on a track. On the road, stiffness is a more important factor for rider comfort.
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by gield 2y ago
Waze Beacons [1] do this for car tunnels. Some underground systems, e.g. in Barcelona IIRC, also use BLE beacons to help phones position themselves. [1] https://support.google.com/waze/partners/answer/9416071
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by gield 2y ago
Outside of North America, it would be bizarre to not include VAT. Anytime you see the € or £ symbol, you can assume it's VAT included.
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by gield 2y ago
The article explains it very well.
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by gield 2y ago
Indeed, I worked at Apple in Spain where the offices and stores are part of general unions. In my office, there were 2 unions present.
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by gield 2y ago
If you want a deep-dive into the mathematics as well, I really liked Ray Tracing from the Ground Up by Kevin Suffern [1]. The book focuses on the theory and mathematics of ray tracing, and uses C++ to build a ray tracer. The code however is
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by gield 2y ago
Someone will definitely see it, but maybe not take action on it. Now that it's on HN, it will definitely get more traction.
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by gield 2y ago
FYI, your links says "Image not found"
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by gield 2y ago
= 1 gram of carbs per minute of training
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by gield 2y ago
The EU fined Meta for 1.2 billion dollars last year, the largest GDPR fine ever [1]. And last month, the EU announced another investigation into Meta [2]. [1] https://www.edpb.europa.eu/news/news/2023/12-billi
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by gield 2y ago
Non-Spaniards always overestimate the importance of tourism in Barcelona. 3.9% of Barcelona's GDP in 2022. Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1346730/tourism-contribu... 5.4% of Catalonia's GDP
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by gield 2y ago
>solely Texas is larger than ENTIRE Western Europe Definitely not, Texas is ~700,000 km2 while Spain is ~500,000 km2.
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by gield 2y ago
If you ever go to Barcelona, you will see slogans like "tourists go home, immigrants welcome" written everywhere.
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by gield 2y ago
>It’s accepted that the US movies and television industry can’t get contemporary Germany right The US movies and television industry can rarely get any language right. This reminds me of the Dutch-speaking scene in Oppenheimer which no D
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by gield 2y ago
>I'm hoping that, one day, we get a tutorial for VoiceOver Maybe it's not feasible for you but if you're ever near an Apple Store, you could definitely call them and ask whether they have an accessibility expert you could
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by gield 2y ago
>A good old markov chain can simulate the average reddit thread Someone did this on Reddit 9 years ago. It was remarkably good. https://old.reddit.com/r/SubredditSimulator/comments/3g9ioz/
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by gield 2y ago
I simply asked whether it was GPT-4.5 or GPT-5: >Are you GPT-4.5 or GPT-5? >I'm based on GPT-4. There isn't a "GPT-4.5" or "GPT-5" version specific to my model. If you have any questions or need assistanc
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by gield 2y ago
This html5 version has also been around for longer than a decade already. It's what inspired me to take a class on Genetic Algorithms and Evolutionary Computing in university back then.
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by gield 2y ago
OCR has been around for a few decades by now: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_character_recognition
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by gield 2y ago
Sorry OP, you seem to have a wrong understanding of what an LLM is, does and how it's trained. And I know that an LLM is not a chatbot, no worries. At most, your project is a simple language model, but definitely not a large language m
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by gield 2y ago
Indeed, the last paragraph seems totally made up. The whole panel was stolen, not half of it. And Goedertier never demanded any ransom, the thief did but the article assumes he's definitely the thief. It's still unclear whether he
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by gield 3y ago
AI is a lot older than Reddit.
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by gield 3y ago
2000 was a leap year so it would not fail in 2100. But it would indeed fail in 2200/2300/2400 as 2100/2200/2300 are not leap years.
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by gield 3y ago
I found an image that shows the 3D effect: https://www.realrecyclers.com/images/product_images/original...

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