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by jarbus 2y ago
As long as qutebrowser still works, I'll stay loyal. Designed for vim keys first and foremost + python config is plenty for me.
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by jarbus 2y ago
Not an insider, but this doesn't seem good. I more or less agreed with every call Intel's made over the past few years, and was bullish on 18A. I liked that Pat was an engineer. His interim replacements don't seem to have tha
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by jarbus 2y ago
Thanks, lol. I actually looked up the spelling of the word when I was writing the article (it was spelled correctly in the first line) but then proceeded to misspell it for the title (:
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by jarbus 2y ago
Ah, ok. The wikipedia paged linked translates it to "Overman" or "Super man" in the first line, so I assumed that was the english terminology
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by jarbus 2y ago
Interesting, I thought 'Overman' was just the english translation. The context for the time was definitely a shift away from pessimistic Chrstian values, but as a non-christian, it still strikes home with me in the modern era.
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by jarbus 2y ago
My GitHub Pro plan just expired, and the repo was hosted privately, so it became inaccessbile. Just made the repo public, should be viewable now. Thanks for letting me know!
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by jarbus 2y ago
Oh crap, thanks. Looking into this now
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Eudiamonia in the Information Age(jarbus.net)
10 points by jarbus 2y ago|11 comments
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by jarbus 2y ago
I really hope this person isn’t a scientist at a frontier AI lab and just made a massive discovery
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by jarbus 2y ago
Lina Khan has been fantastic imo, even for tech. I think she forces companies to compete where we actually want competition, and not let us rely on insane levels of lock in
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’ve recently had to use Windows, office, and windows copilot. From what I can tell, this should be a 63% decrease.
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by jarbus 2y ago
One of the main things I like about Julia is that all the libraries are just built on their core Array type. In Python, there’s torch tensors, numpy arrays, and I think Jax has their own array type too. Also, Julia has a really beautiful di
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Upwards Pressure on Originality(jarbus.net)
3 points by jarbus 2y ago|0 comments
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by jarbus 2y ago
Julia’s been stable for my work, from what I understand, things have gotten better over the years on that front. The biggest issue Julia gives me is packaging, just because two libraries that you import can use different versions of the sam
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Julia 1.11 Highlights(julialang.org)
80 points by jarbus 2y ago|20 comments
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Upwards Pressure on Originality(jarbus.net)
1 points by jarbus 2y ago|0 comments
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by jarbus 2y ago
Thank god for Meta and Mistral
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by jarbus 2y ago
This has been an insane, slow, public descent into everything they promised not to do, it’s so crazy to have seen people inside try to stop it
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’m more excited about Llama stack, I can’t wait for local models to be able to use tools in a standard way.
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by jarbus 2y ago
Everyone was crapping on Zuck for his pivot from FB to Meta, and I was generally in the minority for supporting it. I even bought a quest 3, even though I refuse to use instagram. This turnaround for the company has been legendary. I think
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by jarbus 2y ago
Voice is serial, vision is parallel and noncontiguous
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by jarbus 2y ago
I love nextcloud, it’s so easy to use once it’s set up and I love how it can do so much of what Google offers like contact sync and calendar
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by jarbus 2y ago
Lina Kahn has been the best part of the Biden administration, by far. I wish she'd run for president.
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by jarbus 2y ago
I wonder how long it took for each of the responses it gave
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’m honestly in support of this, the videos will still remain online and unrestricted, but (hopefully) YouTube will stop shoving constant videos of the world’s most unrealistic bodies to the top of peoples feeds. I’m not bad looking, but it
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by jarbus 2y ago
I wonder if the eventual reduced economies of scale for gas will lead to price hikes and thus accelerate EV adoption even further
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by jarbus 2y ago
I think quantization for large language models already do something like this - they compress the parameters in memory and then decompress when performing the forward passes
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by jarbus 2y ago
So crazy how divided people on HN are about this product series. If this device also supports SSH, it seems like it should be solid since you can bypass most of the other subscription features, no?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Any resources you’d recommend?
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by jarbus 2y ago
This is really cool, I love how the sounds aren’t digitally created but come from real life tech

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