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by imrehg 3y ago
I <3 Protohackers, and I'm being way behind the challenges, good reminder to pick them up again for some real-world experience... Nice to see the Rust angle here, coming from Python I'm also trying to pick up that a lot more th
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by imrehg 3y ago
Taiwan does e-tax, and it's pretty decent. Can use some internet banking / investment system credentials to log in, as well as your national health insurance card, as well as digital citizen certificate. Download all your central
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by imrehg 3y ago
You say Asian, but same order in Hungary too. Funny part, now living in Taiwan, when the forms ask me for my "English Name", I never know it means "First Last" (which would be the opposite order for me of the original fo
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by imrehg 3y ago
Thanks for the update, yeah that makes sense! I think it's useful to add as a note how to add credentials when running inside Docker since that mode is included right there in the readme (ie. adding a volume with the credentials). As a
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by imrehg 3y ago
This looks very interesting and timely for me, thanks for sharing! I was looking at the project to spin it up with a BigQuery connection, but I couldn't find an example in the docs (expected it on this page: https://datahera
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by imrehg 3y ago
I tried it in MS Team web call, and Zoom web call, neither of them seem to do WebHID, so I didn't find any option to enable similarly as in Google Meet. I guess Meet has to do this, as they don't have desktop version themselves. O
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Making an Arduino USB Mute Button for Online Meetings(gergely.imreh.net)
2 points by imrehg 3y ago|5 comments
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by imrehg 3y ago
From the examples: > 𝗍𝗋𝗎𝖾+2:𝖨𝗇𝗍 means “𝗍𝗋𝗎𝖾+2 has type 𝖨𝗇𝗍”, which makes even less sense, as the expression 𝗍𝗋𝗎𝖾+2 is nonsense and does not have any type at all. Well, Python called where `True + 2` is actually an int and …
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by imrehg 3y ago
Yeah, could. Though from experience, this wouldn't make too many friends, not that making friends is the main aim. :)
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by imrehg 3y ago
I haven't been at a place yet where pair programming is so common or frequent that code reviews are not necessary, so it's definitely a very useful skill. I also see that many people indeed take it as burden or hoops to jump throu
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by imrehg 3y ago
I'd love a schedule like this: the one day gathering with likeminded people and discussing interesting topics, the rest of the time is self-directed learning and creating, delegating all the parts that are deemed less important for the
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by imrehg 3y ago
Haven't used Mathematica for ages (since uni basically) and it waas good to browse the articles a bit. Given how the profile seems to basically be to showcase cool Mathematica use cases, the move to the Wolfram Community does make sens
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by imrehg 3y ago
Bonus points that you can still use English for the interface (ie. decoupling the currency and region). Originally I thought the keyboard printing would be a sticking point for them not to ship there, but now that I just tried to customise
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by imrehg 3y ago
How's your experience with it, have you used it in anger successfully?
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by imrehg 3y ago
I wish they had made orders available here in Taiwan since it is made here. Would buy one right now. Of course, with the current interest, they don't need extra markets to saturate their order book, and I am not keen to order to anothe
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by imrehg 3y ago
Writeup to spread the word about an email recently from GitLab, how users will be impacted who have personal and work account when being designated as Enterprise users: their account will be taken over by their employers. I couldn't fi
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Mixing Gitlab personal and work accounts: Enterprise Users(gergely.imreh.net)
2 points by imrehg 3y ago|1 comments
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by imrehg 3y ago
Yes, the map-reduce chains for summarisation, to work around context size limits of LLM. It works while there is a lot more debugging to do why is it much slower than expected (but it is fortunately fast enough for the task). Langchain has
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by imrehg 3y ago
With hybrids like this, my understanding is that the EV range cannot be directly translated into electric-only driving range, because above a certain speed the car does switch back to the the ICE, regardless. It is only in the lowest speeds
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by imrehg 3y ago
Amazing naming, still. Searching on the Android Play Store, just in case, first thing that comes up is "Threads" -- that has to put in an all capitals discalimer: > [NOT AFFILIATED W/ THREADS BY INSTAGRAM] All in-one team
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by imrehg 3y ago
Those look all programming related tokens, and I think they should relate to their focus of improving this model's code generation capabilities, and adding quite a bit of data related to that (BigCode Starcoder in the Second stage in p
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by imrehg 3y ago
Looks like this is the limitation why it cannot just be plugged into llama.cpp (doesn't have a saved tokeniser model, and I'm not sure how would one go about creating one). Otherwise it would be cool to try it out, the metrics in
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by imrehg 3y ago
"Let me ChatGPT that for you" reaction is likely the new "Let me Google that for you".
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by imrehg 3y ago
This is very cool! As person doing small scale PCBs in a previous life, might just try to make things set up with my repo similarly (though have to find it first, might be in GitHub, so the idea would be the same but the tooling somewaht di
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by imrehg 3y ago
Since this comment intrigued me, this is the other HN post that the above memo refers to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35813763 which links to the Shopify blogpost: https://news.shopify.com/important
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by imrehg 3y ago
I guess the person meant this: encrypt-than-upload of backups with backup passkey managed by yourself, details e.g. in this blogpost: https://authy.com/blog/how-the-authy-two-factor-backups-work...
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by imrehg 3y ago
I've just run the 4 well defined questions through ChatGPT/GPT-4, got an interesting first approximation of all of those, so the fine tuning might not be too far off! Cheers for the inspiration, an that now I crave scones...
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by imrehg 4y ago
Yup, this popped up for me about a month ago on a Raspberruy Pi system, fortunately not on the root, but still. On ARM the kernel_neon_begin / kernel_neon_end symbols were made GPL only[0] which is quite puzzling on many levels. The di
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by imrehg 4y ago
I'd second it, should we get started? :) (Used to run various geek events in Taipei, it has been a while since doing it though, so timely to get back into it!)
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by imrehg 4y ago
Taiwan says hi too! Anyone keen in Taipei or northern Taiwan in general, happy to meet, on Monday, Tuesday (still sorta technically Xmas) or any time next week! gergely@imreh.net

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