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by jksk61 3y ago
Literally never needed to copy text from smartphone to pc (or viceversa). At best anyone needs to sync between photos, docs or stuff like that. For that you just need a sync on the cloud like Dropbox, Drive, Box, and so on (also never heard
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by jksk61 3y ago
dunno, seems comparable to chromium-based alternatives in terms of power drain.
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by jksk61 3y ago
then you took the wrong courses.
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by jksk61 3y ago
well, for lean I know there's a discord (with a fair amount of experts) and a fair share of resources nowadays. However, I did try 3 years ago and the jump between solving a simple algebra proof and contributing to Mathlib (or even und
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by jksk61 3y ago
maybe it is just a sierpinski triangle
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by jksk61 3y ago
binary search is essentially an algorithm to find zeros, which is just algebra/analysis.
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by jksk61 3y ago
it's like suggesting to use julia for ML 5 years ago instead of using Python, because it is new. Nowadays is somewhat decent but still lags behind PyTorch and none cares, same will be for Typst unless something major happens. For examp
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by jksk61 3y ago
if they are too far away you'd have a loss of efficiency since I guess they'll transfer heat and not current, no?
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by jksk61 3y ago
I guess that algorithm used to get the prime number they want to generate, involves sampling from some kind of distribution such that by Law of large numbers it converges in probability to the same thing (but of course much more advanced th
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by jksk61 3y ago
maybe not of your interest, but if one is more from a ML background, there's this nice book/overview by Maria Schuld and Francesco Petruccione, called Machine Learning with Quantum Computers, which is mostly regarding variational
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by jksk61 3y ago
death is scary because we decided to protray it in that way. What's scary in an endless sleep? From a sleep deprived person pov, it seems like a pretty good ending.
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by jksk61 3y ago
everyone makes mistakes
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by jksk61 3y ago
still lab stuff, not scaled and not that impressive since other techniques using silicon (in lab) are roughly the same from an efficiency pov.
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by jksk61 3y ago
Yes, but there are also better restaurant you can go to, so why wasting money, time and your taste to eat a mcdonald salad?
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by jksk61 3y ago
what you are missing is: 1. Keeping the hydrogen at high pressure requires a lot of energy. 2. Hydrogen produces H2O in gas form, which in itself it is still a greenhouse gas. 3. True, hydrogen can be produced by "green" technolog
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by jksk61 3y ago
using hydrogen for transportation is the same as saying you ate healthy because you ordered a salad at Mcdonald.
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by jksk61 3y ago
what mysterious propulsion patents? I'm out of the loop.
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by jksk61 3y ago
Yes and no. Suppose for example you give MNIST to a SVM and fit the model, then test it only on 0 and 1 digits, which are generally well discriminized, you'll get almost 100% accuracy in test, whereas 97% or less in training. (ye proba
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Thomas Edison, Tinkerer(worksinprogress.co)
2 points by jksk61 3y ago|1 comments
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by jksk61 3y ago
italy does: both dataset and public websites, but it's italy and the list is more incomplete than not. see https://github.com/italia
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by jksk61 3y ago
I don't know, but this seems kind of a repeated argument over new technology we are not able to understand. Even cars/motorbikes were (although mainly jokingly) assumed a man's partner. That's not to say that it is unset
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by jksk61 4y ago
i'm not saying LLM are modeling linguistics in any way lol. i only meant that there's some kind of phenomena related to scaling+attention that produces good enough result for most "human language stuff", which is kind of
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by jksk61 4y ago
lmao even in my university (the serbian uni), we have at least calculus+linear algebra before any nn course. also to "learn" what's a cnn you just need gradients not integrals (unless you use some kind of non-lipschitz functi
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by jksk61 4y ago
There are different reason to favour handwriting: 1. Development coordiantion eye-hand; 2. Computers can go to maintenance as you said; 3. Creativity, how many times did you doodle on a white word file? 4. They'll have plenty of times
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by jksk61 4y ago
As one could argue that the earth is flat and nothing is real.