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by hobofan 2y ago
Not locked to the US, you get 1 billion tokens per month per model with Mistral since their recent announcement: https://mistral.ai/news/september-24-release/ (1 request per second is quite a harsh rate limit, but
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by hobofan 2y ago
Does that actually mean anything? Didn't 95% of the company sign that letter, and soon afterwards many employees stated that they felt pressured by a vocal minority of peers and supervisors to sign the letter? E.g. if most executives o
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by hobofan 2y ago
That's why SimpleIcons contains metadata about that, so if you are worried about that, you can just exclude any icons that have explicit licensing information attached.
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by hobofan 2y ago
jep[0] has existed for a while now, and does what GraalPy is doing quite well. I'm using it for similar purposes as you stated and for that it works quite well. A research group I am collaborating with does a lot of their work in one J
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by hobofan 2y ago
I think that's what the "proxy" section is describing: A proxy which as long as it is trustworthy records direction of data transfer and with that makes any request going through it verifiable according to their scheme.
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by hobofan 2y ago
That naming scheme... Will the next model be named "1k", so that the subsequent models will be named "4o1k", and we can all go into retirement?
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by hobofan 2y ago
> My student edition expired and now im out of that to. There is a "personal" version of Fusion 360 which isn't tied to enrollment. It has some limitations (only 10 "active" documents; some advanced features are
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by hobofan 2y ago
They discuss in the paper that those routes are less trivial to query. For that reason, and I guess to mimic the traditional local transit maps the online version only queries routes with the `route` key `light_rail`, `tram` or `subway`.
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by hobofan 2y ago
> After all, the oil that the plastic was made from was originally buried underground, and wasn't harming anyone there While I agree with your main point, that isn't really solid reasoning. Oil wells are typically so deep down,
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by hobofan 2y ago
I'm not sure what you are seeing when you are overlaying those maps, but I am seeing a clear overlap between the western extent of the pacific garbage patch, and fishing activity. Besides that, you are conflating "where fish are f
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by hobofan 2y ago
Its hard to put concrete numbers to it, but there are many ways you can generally draw connections from "intact wildlife ecosystems" to economic benefits on n-th order effects. E.g. - Less plastic in the ocean -> less microplas
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by hobofan 2y ago
That is factored into their approach. See https://theoceancleanup.com/rivers for multiple approaches on how to prevent plastic from making its way into the ocean. Also from the about section of the blog post: > They aim
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by hobofan 2y ago
Why are you posting an excerpt of the Readme without any additional comment?
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by hobofan 2y ago
I'd also expand it to "languages/frameworks that I'll never properly learn". I'm not great at remembering specific quirks/pitfalls about secondary languages like e.g. what the specific quoting incantations
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by hobofan 2y ago
> If you read the Autodesk EULA, I think it prohibits use of any open-source software in these add-ins. That would have surprised me, as most add-ins I am using are open source and the most popular Fusion apps state that they are open so
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by hobofan 2y ago
This isn't good UX for machines. This is a patch for bad UX to help LLMs out in those cases. Some websites have the same patch for humans in the form of a "Help" or "About" section that details how the page is to be
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by hobofan 2y ago
Is synchronize-every-step training the status quo for training LLMs? I've not kept up-to-date with training/optimizer research for quite some time but during the deep learning craze there were papers like the ones about DistBelief
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by hobofan 2y ago
> Tell that to Google... Yeah, because Google's LLMs have an completely open question/answer space. For e.g. a Kubernetes AI, you can nowadays just feed in the whole Kubernetes docs + a few reference Helm charts, tell it to sti
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by hobofan 2y ago
Most stock ISP routers in Germany I've seen allow you to set custom DNS in a straightforward manner. And even if they don't, for a few years now there is a law that guarantees you the right to choose your own router (because previ
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by hobofan 2y ago
I think it's also partially an issue with video + audio being paired by region. AFAIK, the video you are being served is always based by the geolocation and what video was licensed for that. E.g. in a French version of a movie, text in
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by hobofan 2y ago
I think the answer (read from between the lines) is more: "There is no way to make it work for the general case of all video formats, and we don't implement a feature unless it works for the general case, so we choose not to imple
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by hobofan 2y ago
It's also for crawlers. When doing technical SEO, having a human readable slug in the URL is low hanging fruit that is often overlooked. This, as well as having a <title> structure of `CURRENT_CONTENT_TITLE | WEBSITE_NAME` are th
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by hobofan 2y ago
Even if you are not into Rust, I'd recommend this book if you want to get into low-level and/or embedded programming. It's an exceptionally well written introduction into the most important topics there and ~80% of the book a
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by hobofan 2y ago
That's essentially what a World Expo is, isn't it?
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by hobofan 2y ago
It's a good pattern in theory, and the main route I'd personally choose most of the time. However in practice, depending on the kind of application, it can be really hard to do those gradual rewrites in practice, especially if you
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by hobofan 2y ago
Yeah, a lot of his approach also seems to be to try everything that could remotely have the possibility of working, and if it works it works, if it doesn't he can afford the expensive pee and the time wasted. For most everyone else tha
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by hobofan 2y ago
You build something that needs access to to the filesystem? -> No other choice than a desktop app. (Chrome has some limited APIs around that, but AFAIK only sandboxes ones and not e.g. existing directories)
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by hobofan 2y ago
I'm also wondering how much money they spend on legal fees, given that they are copying then likenesses of many celebrities without their permission (that's the only way I've heard abot them before).
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by hobofan 2y ago
Rust is definitely used in Firefox, but Servo[0], which was going to be the replacement browser engine (or at least the testbed for that), was abandoned by Mozilla, in a limbo for some time and now under new stewardship. On a meta-level, I
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by hobofan 2y ago
No, this is addressed in the bill text > regardless of whether the visual depiction indicates, through a label or some other form of information published with the visual depiction, that the visual depiction is not authentic

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