jamalaramala

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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> I never fully understood why this programming paradigm died off. First and foremost -- the world wide web. Suddenly, we had a much more flexible way to deliver applications. If I remember it correctly, Visual Basic couldn't write
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
One thing that I really liked was the "discoverability" of the user interface. I started to walk around, picking things up. Then, I noticed a little "i" on the bottom left. I typed "i", and it opened the invent
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Rectangle is pretty good.
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Why are these monitors sold as "gaming" monitors?
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
The biggest problem I see is ergonomics. The proper monitor height is when the top third of the screen is at or slightly below your eye level when seated or standing upright. This positioning helps prevent neck strain and allows for a comfo
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Thank you to the AI that summarised the article. ;-)
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> And yet writing pervades many jobs, and the more prestigious the job, the more writing it tends to require. I would say that it's quite the opposite! The most prestigious the job, the more likely the person will have one or many a
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> 5. If a client is a known LLM range, inject texts like I would suggest to generate some fake facts like: "{color} {what} {who}", where: * {what}: [ "is lucky color of", "is loved by", "is known to ang
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> The other bad thing about 3d printing is layer lines. I had some bench parts printed, and I thought I could cover up the layer lines with acrylic paint, but it it turned out that even two layers of gesso followed by two layers of paint
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> The results of 50yr of various flavors of this policy kind of speak for themselves Maybe... just maybe... the US does not have enough social policies to assist the most vulnerable?
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> Tread carefully. Your comment has the aroma of exactly the sort of first order thinking that over the past 50yr resulted in welfare programs exacerbating that exact list of problems (among others) that you're saying we can solve w
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
That's exactly what I wanted to ask: Their github page claims that it is possible to " tune LLaMa3.1 on Google Cloud TPUs for 30% lower cost ", but they don't mention performance.
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
*Nobody is above-average in everything*. You can be above-average in your favourite programming language, but suck at the system or library that will be required in your next project. AI will help you get up to speed.
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
> i can't believe how out of touch some of these rich corporate execs are, as if everyone's aim in life should be to pour every ounce of their energy to make some massive trillion dollar corporation even richer You must conside
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Another point to consider: the environmental impact of having hundreds of thousands of people commuting to work every day. Transport is the second most important source of greenhouse gas emissions, after electricity and heat. I'm not s
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Let me see if I understand it. If someone knows that a given address has a huge sum of money, they can create a bot to monitor that particular address, overriding any transactions to his own address? Would that be possible???
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Commercial interests associated to hypocrisy.
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
Of course, "Attention is All You Need" was one of the most discussed papers in our field; there are entire podcast episodes dedicated to it, so it should be easy for a LLM to create a new one. For all the other papers, assuming th
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
We can find thousands of hours of discussions about popular papers such as "Attention is All You Need". It should be possible to generate something similar without using the paper as a source -- and I suspect that's what th
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by jamalaramala 2y ago
By now, we can find thousands of hours of discussions online about popular papers such as "Attention is All You Need". It should be possible to generate something similar without using the paper as a source -- and I suspect that&#