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It seems like a poor fit to me precisely because correctness is boolean, difficult to measure and getting it wrong is very bad. I do think there's a place for AI here but it's probably not LLMs in their current form.
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Programming a poker game with GPT help
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I'm lost. Who needs to RTFM?
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It's unclear to me from the article or docs: does this release of Mojo support GPU?
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I was interpreting "not let" to mean you would actually stop them entering. You're right, the parent post probably meant "deny permission to enter".
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This is similar to what people are trying for mathematical theorem proving. Using LLMs to generate theorems that can be validated in Lean.
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That's an interesting observation that human vision can make out detail from a noisy signal. Non-generative CNNs are typically going to filter noise due to the loss functions used. Generative models could in theory learn to recognize w
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> "not to let planes ... enter airspace" How?
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This is exactly the wrong way around. We've seen the progress we've seen because of the adoption of Python. Even now there are relatively few people that can write code like this and have the ML and math experience to push forward
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Not only do phones have the upscaling blur, there's also a telltale "painterly" sign of convolutional neural network based processing that I see everywhere now especially in Google products.
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Different strokes for different folks. An idea doesn't need to die because it's not to your taste. Ideally both "pure" veggie burgers and "plant based meat" burgers would be available.
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Impressive pace!
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1. My dog wakes me up somewhere around 5am. If I'm lucky she hasn't pee'd or pooped on the floor. She's old and has dementia. 2. Said dog goes outside and then hassles me for breakfast until about 6am while I half-sleep
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In the TV show case I think curation means highlighting notable content and grouping together similar content (for various definitions of similar). I suppose the algorithms attempt to do this but are generally bad compared to human curation
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I think curation is inherently valued too.
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What would a good browsing interface be like?
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I am a vegetarian, almost vegan, entirely for ethical reasons. In theory I agree with you that meat replacements shouldn't need to exist. In practice I seem unable to escape the 20+ years of meat eating shaping my taste buds. Most of t
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They have "plant based" sushi at Whole Foods that has the appearance of salmon and tuna nigiri. The texture is surprisingly good, but there's basically no flavor. Not sure if it's from the same producer as this stuff
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16 is the most important but needs expanding/modifying. Have a budget for everything, not just having fun. The easiest way to feel wealthy is to desire spending less.
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Got to plug this recent video as an excellent introduction to Bezier Curves: https://youtu.be/aVwxzDHniEw?si=GaBPbo2JyQHEead5
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The list of previous episodes contains so many games from my childhood I totally forgot about, e.g. Little Big Adventure
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It seems fairly frequent that amateurs observe large impacts on Jupiter. Presumably they would be devastating impacts if they hit Earth. Is the reason we don't get them frequently on Earth because of the size difference (11X smaller th
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A good place to consider for your property purchase is the area around Crestone, CO. It was recently designated a Dark Sky Sanctuary. It's near some great hiking, Sand Dunes National Park and good skiing. Also, it has the only legal fu
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> Most people that care about environment, animal cruelty, and ethics are already small consumers of meat anyway. Based on what I see for sale in grocery stores and on restaurant menus a huge amount of meat is consumed in the US. I have
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The key for me is that it has to be 100% fun. As soon as I start thinking about external recognition or trying to make money off of a personal project I lose motivation. Right now despite coding all day at work I still have the energy for c
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If CTO is a choose your own adventure role, why does it get created prior to a recognized need? I've never worked in a startup, is it because you just need roles to promote people into? EDIT: upon re-reading the article I realized my m
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Clicking on any of the examples causes my browser to go into an infinite loop of opening new tabs
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Left Hand Brewery in CO is majority employee owned but not 100%. https://www.brewbound.com/news/left-hand-brewing-now-majorit... (2015)
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Or if you have children or pets that still occasionally wake up needing something in the middle of the night. Once you've been up randomly for 30 mins somewhere between midnight and 3am, getting up at 4am is much less appealing
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Are you self-employed?
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