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by ipsum2 1y ago
One of Meta's best qualities is spending a lot of money to fund talented people to work on open source. Shame that Anthropic doesn't seem like they want to continue that.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
https://x.com/Jonathan_Blow/status/1954574841547464739
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Acapella is quite popular, with lots of different groups hitting >10 million views on YouTube. Pentatonix is the obvious example, but even relatively 'unknown' groups (eg university acapella) get many listens.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
What does it mean to generate 1000 float16 array size on a 32k context? Surely the embedding you get is no longer representative of the text.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Ideally yes, but there's conflicts between the type checkers.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Mypy is far too slow to type check a codebase like Google's. That's why Facebook, Google, and Microsoft have/had their own solutions.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Nice thorough write up, I've had my share of annoyances with playwright for automating some menial tasks due to being blocked by captcha or other waf (I'm just logging into my own accounts and scraping my account balance, nothing
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by ipsum2 1y ago
The video is pretty clear, he shows that he received an official letter from Tesla about the rap video, and thats why his car was deactivated. The letter states: "Please be advised that this vehicle has been remotely deactivated due to
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Are you commenting this using a phone?
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by ipsum2 1y ago
For people who want a picture: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/wild-pigs-...
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Accidentally reveals.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
The basket is a non trivial weight?
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by ipsum2 1y ago
There's some guy that also goes by hamandcheese that's an economist https://x.com/hamandcheese that I have gotten mixed up with this guy.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Happens frequently. Usually the Wikipedia article is written by the guy who wants to claim credit for an existing design or idea, so he zealously guards the page against the truth. It's just disappointing.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
For context, the parent commenter is an economist, not a maker/engineer.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Wonder what this looks like in asciinema. Does it show up properly? I wasn't able to get this working. MacOS, homebrew, added [animated_cursor] to the tattoy.toml and the glsl file.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Thanks for fixing it.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Title is mildly misleading, is only available for the API, not the web/mobile interface.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Resting meat is needed if you don't use sous vide, because of the temperature differential in the inside and surface.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
All of them, in my experience.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
,
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Yes
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Different model.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
He's not a journalist, why would he need to follow the rules of journalism?
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by ipsum2 1y ago
24B is crazy expensive for speech transcription. Conspicuously no comparison with Parakeet, a 600M param model thats currently dominating leaderboards (but only for English)
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Gary Marcus keeps hallucinating that LLMs use neurosymbolic AI, something he's harped on for years. LLMs do not, no matter how many mental gymnastics he performs.
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Tell HN: uBlock Origin on Chrome is finally gone
171 points by ipsum2 1y ago|156 comments
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Not really true, I believe the "acquiring" (i.e. Google) company buys some equity from the employees (windsurf). Edit: the people downvoting this clearly can't read, I made the exact same point as jonny_eh.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
GGUF is easy to implement, but you'd probably find better performance with tflite on mobile for their custom XNNPACK kernels. Performance is pretty critical on low-power devices.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
tl;dr: faster but worse; i.e. on the pareto frontier.

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