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by jenny91 2y ago
A paper about LLMs for Mathematicians written by four authors, none of whom seem to be actual mathematicians? (At least based on a quick scroll through their past arXiv papers, they seem like ML researchers.) Just call it LLMs for ML Resear
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by jenny91 2y ago
As a data point: you can get an RTX 3090 for ~$1.2k and it runs deepseek-r1:32b perfectly fine via Ollama + open webui at ~35 tok/s in an OpenAI-like web app and basically as fast as 4o.
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by jenny91 2y ago
Depends on what you're using time for. If you are doing advanced anti-jamming for comms for instance, you want extremely accurate timing (more accurate means you can frequency hop faster and do better anti-jamming).
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by jenny91 2y ago
I think this is a peculiarity of the short-term travel eSIM providers (like Airalo). If I recall correctly, when I went to Bermuda, the Airalo eSIM would route the traffic through Isle of Man. They have some of the most odd agreements with
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by jenny91 2y ago
Young people (and really any working age people) just really don't have that much time, energy, and (mostly importantly) money to dedicate to impacting election and legislative results. When you're working age you have more immine
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by jenny91 2y ago
Sorry, don't think that's a national security priority.
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by jenny91 2y ago
I'd think otherwise and imagine these kinds of high-tech chip factory jobs are quite desirable.
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by jenny91 2y ago
Just because something fits in a single shipping container doesn't mean it'll be sent out in a random single shipping container via the lowest bidder. It just illustrates it is really quite cheap and so won't be that expens
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by jenny91 2y ago
This looks great. Another similar project is https://www.chronas.org , surprised it hasn't been mentioned in this conversation yet!
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by jenny91 2y ago
I keep going back and forth trying to figure out if this is sarcasm or not. Firstly it sounds sensible, then you're talking about PDF.js in a browser sandbox?!
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by jenny91 2y ago
Yes, made this mistake in the past. Every project has some amount of "being quirky/different" capital. If your project is not explicitly trying to innovate, or does not for some particular reason need to be very secure, then
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by jenny91 2y ago
E numbers have very little to do with this. They are just a way to categorize food additives.
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by jenny91 2y ago
I was also looking for that
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by jenny91 2y ago
How will my bot buy one if it has to turn up in person.
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by jenny91 2y ago
> This trusted identity should be something governments need to implement. I have been thinking about this as well. It's exactly the kind of infrastructure that governments should invest in to enable new opportunities for commerce
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by jenny91 2y ago
I really like the idea. Why OMT instead of protomaps? The latter is clearly where the community is moving towards (albeit very slowly). I'm somewhat sceptical about the "free with no API keys" idea. I guess your service is no
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by jenny91 2y ago
You have to practically destroy the YubiKey in the process of extracting the secret, however.
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by jenny91 2y ago
Than global warming and CO2 emissions?!
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by jenny91 2y ago
Seems they are trying to play it cool on the web, calling it a "pause" etc. It seems they're just scrapping it entirely and want to deliver the bad news via email to those affected.
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by jenny91 2y ago
We received an email yesterday saying the "100% discount is expiring on June 14". We're using them for deploy previews. Does anyone have recommendations on alternatives?
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Vercel ends open-source sponsorship program giving projects 24hr notice(vercel.com)
118 points by jenny91 2y ago|94 comments
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by jenny91 2y ago
What about responding inline to parts of a message?
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by jenny91 2y ago
~1:40 of the Apple video has this amazing headline scroll through the bottom: > Congress approves intellectual stimulus package giving every American a graduate degree
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by jenny91 3y ago
TSA doesn't really give a crap about the name. I always put my preferred name on airline tickets, and nobody ever complains.
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by jenny91 3y ago
COVID?
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by jenny91 3y ago
The sound samples are cool but I'm failing to generate anything very interesting using their site.
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by jenny91 3y ago
Do we have any atomic clocks on the moon at the moment?
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by jenny91 3y ago
Ubuntu devs use ubuntu beta, I would imagine?
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by jenny91 3y ago
So who enjoyed and got more out of their research, you or the one doing trivial twists in the latest saturated field?
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by jenny91 3y ago
Just wait until this becomes so big that like backblaze starts crashing on March 31st because of the flood of uploads.

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