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jerrygenser
1y ago
It's not flagged. Is it shadow banned? Is that a thing in hacker news?
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1y ago
Try aider.chat - it is a cli you can add files for context and it will make edits to the code directly via a commit.
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2y ago
Portfolio diversification
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2y ago
What we did was mock it to make the http request blocking. Alternatively you can use ngrok(or similar) and a test task queue that is calling your service running on localhost tunneled via ngrok.
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2y ago
This is a regressive tax that hurts low skill and low wage workers proportionately more since basic necessities of life are going to increase in price - it will be a much larger share of wallet than rich. This will not materially change pur
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2y ago
trevor milton donated $2mm to trumps re-election campaign. he got pardoned. any bribe is not nothing if $2mm gets you off after doing brazen fraud.
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2y ago
When I started using bigquery almost 10 years ago, it was obvious from the documentation and running queries in the console that LIMIT does not change the price of the query since it doesn't change the data that needs to be scanned. Th
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2y ago
Nope, i don't think they should or need to be able to. These exercises are useful for mathematical maturity which results in intuition needed to develop novel algorithms or low level optimizations. Not needed to use existing train and
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2y ago
Basically give it read access to your cloud account, and it will scan all of the resources to identify potential miss-configurations. Identifying CVE in software is one thing, but it's identifying incorrectly configured resources that
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I've used uv with pytorch and cuda fine. What problem have you had? I also use it in docker to build the container.
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I suppose siglipv2 wasn't out yet when they were training this - I wonder if there will be an update to the multimodal models or pali-gemma which utilizes Siglip2. Aya Vision from Cohere utilized siglip 2 to great effect
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2y ago
> They have $57T in debt, look at that number, it is 3x their GDP. Where are you getting this $57T number from? Most sources put it closer to $2.5-$3T max https://english.www.gov.cn/archive/statistics/202312
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2y ago
Is this page correct, indicating they are undergoing maintenance? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/down/
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DOGE moving under the presidents executive office instead of as a separate agency seemed to be done for the purpose of shielding DOGE From FOIA and only subject to President Records Act
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2y ago
ketamine has become a very popular party drug in the UK so the stigma might have been significantly less, and therefore the perception of safety
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2y ago
122 points 2 hours ago yet this is currently #38 and not on the front page. Strange. At the same time I see numerous items that are on the front page posted 2 hours or older with fewer points. I'm willing to take a reputation hit on th
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2y ago
I like that the paper describes some alternate approaches they tried but which did not yield great results. Often only the successful result is published and explored but unsuccessful alternatives are not.
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2y ago
I believe hacker news automatically truncates the number at the beginning of titles
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2y ago
In capitalism, that's how it's designed, yes. Everything else is "religion" to distract from this fact.
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2y ago
The article says Nvidia stock price was $4 in 2019... However I recall it being higher. I wonder if this number is after multiple stock splits (1:4 and 1:10 since then) looking back?
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2y ago
they don't have meaning by themselves. they are two dimensions that umap projected the original embeddings down to in order to show a combination of local neighborhood similarity or closenes
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2y ago
API is accessible via Vertex AI on Google Cloud in preview. I think it's also available in the consumer Gemini Chat.
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2y ago
He has stock options in redis labs, so existing financial ties - although he mentions in his blog his comp for coming isn't wild, I wonder what the option package looks like
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2y ago
Off topic - a separate blog post by TFA got me into split mechanical keyboards. It helped me after years of shoulder and wrist pain. Highly recommend exploring other posts by Ian.
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2y ago
I didn't know either. I searched has died and limited the search to 24 hours and figured it that way.
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2y ago
Seo and marketing to sell their product is the reason it exists.
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> So while I will deny their green card application and not submit it, I might be missing this in the thread. What is the reason that you deny their green card application and not submit?
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2y ago
Have you considered using HNSW instead of brute force?
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Another thing I've seen is that some of these old school apps are sending certain requests that don't modify the page but set server side context which subsequent requests are dependent on. For example, set context to a particula
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I was talking about web apps. But yeah, for old school desktop apps or windows native proxy MITM works
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