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by ipsum2 4y ago
> Any inactive tabs will be reloaded when you need them. Anyone have ideas why the tab's memory contents can't be offloaded to SSD and restored instead? Personally I don't like losing state (e.g. filled in forms, scroll p
812.
by ipsum2 4y ago
The arrogance of this comment is astoundingly funny. > Firstly, the speed at which competitors are launching and developing new AI models. Imagen/Parti both seem to rival Stable Diffusion and DALL-E… why can’t we use them yet? Becau
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by ipsum2 4y ago
> Even Redis had to pivot to a business license. Wrong, Redis has a BSD-3 license: https://github.com/redis/redis Optional add-ons to Redis may have non-free licenses.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
For context, Numba also uses the LLVM and it works with Python code via decorators.
815.
by ipsum2 4y ago
Not the person you're responding to, but here's one example: https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/03/1087542 . tl;dr: closing schools causes children in South Asia to not be treated for malnutritio
816.
by ipsum2 4y ago
ChatGPT does surprisingly well against information hallucination. This is my first try: > Me: Which city in Illinois was Barack Obama born in? > Bot: Barack Obama was born in Honolulu, Hawaii on August 4, 1961. He was not born in Illi
817.
by ipsum2 4y ago
If anyone's wondering, this model is not the GPT-3-killer. The model will be mostly only useful for classification, and not general text generation. It's not an apple to apples comparison, since the other models were not fine-tune
818.
by ipsum2 4y ago
I can see a prototype being done in a day, but getting it past content review, legal, QA, etc will take some time.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
Normally it would be several months of work, but if it was a top level company directive (e.g. from the CEO) it would probably take 3-4 weeks at minimum. Note that protests have been going on sporadically for this entire year. See this arti
820.
by ipsum2 4y ago
The only way to add or read the license is to give them read and write access to all public repos in your Github account. Strange.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
If you put your code on Github, it's bound by the TOS, which states ( https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-t... ): > We need the legal right to do things like host Your Content, pu
822.
by ipsum2 4y ago
Does anyone know how it works? Sounds decent, kind of generic. Maybe generated from MIDI directly?
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by ipsum2 4y ago
^This comment was made by GPT-3, see their profile. Bot wars are heating up.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
This is the most impressive one yet!
825.
by ipsum2 4y ago
CloudFlare's offerings are impressive. Do people worry about vendor lock-in though?
826.
by ipsum2 4y ago
Stupid question - do you generate different patterns of poisson noise on every frame?
827.
by ipsum2 4y ago
FTX was obviously a ponzi scheme, as described half a year ago here: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-25/sam-bankm... by a very well-respected financial columnist (Matt Levine) > I think of
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by ipsum2 4y ago
https://posit.co/products/open-source/rstudio/ It would be useful to put a screenshot or some details about what RStudio is, the page is not very descriptive.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
Abusive means "extremely offensive and insulting", according to Google
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by ipsum2 4y ago
Discourse is fairly popular.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
WireGuard is a registered trademark.
832.
by ipsum2 4y ago
Nah, that's all for show. A perfectly fine camera can be made with a pinhole and some silver salt.
833.
by ipsum2 4y ago
It's so normal-looking, its hard to tell the difference between paid and regular content!
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by ipsum2 4y ago
> you need to write annotations/comments to help the compiler perform well. That's not true of either AFAIK. Annotations help, but it can still catch things without them like: function x() { return "x"; } x()
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by ipsum2 4y ago
No, that's good news! The documentation is a little sparse though.. will it still do lazy loading with the react components?
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by ipsum2 4y ago
This looks really good, it checks all the requirements I need for a project. Previously I looked into NextJS and Remix, but found them lacking. The only pet peeve, is that it looks like its 99% react, (JSX, functional components, hooks, et
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by ipsum2 4y ago
(Hot) alternate take to ad-fraud - it doesn't matter what percentage of ad views are bots. The only thing that matters is that CLV (customer lifetime value) > cost per conversion.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
How was it possible to read "easier way to test my ping than pulling up a terminal" but not finish the sentence to "especially when I'm on my phone or any other device that doesn't have a terminal"?
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by ipsum2 4y ago
Smoked salmon is gravlax (brine of sugar and salt) + cold smoke.
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by ipsum2 4y ago
It's because there was a major ML conference submission deadline yesterday, so now things are being announced.

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