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joaquincabezas
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joaquincabezas
28d ago
I recently landed (again) at this website while reading about Kenton Varda‘s work on Cloudflare workers. It was a nice “aha” moment!
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1mo ago
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice… Beetlejuice
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1mo ago
Table fan was the way to go in our first LAN party during the summer of the year 2000 in the south of Spain. These computer case side panels were all piled against the wall.
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3mo ago
what’s in the list?
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4mo ago
5 dollars for having that story to tell, not bad
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4mo ago
This article is very well structured and provides just the right amount of details for non-practitioners to enjoy it. Mechanistic interpretability is a fun topic to "play with" (good title there). I recommend watching videos featu
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11mo ago
AI is definitely related to dashes!!
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11mo ago
why am I only getting 26 matches? where's the threshold then? :D
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11mo ago
just found it! but it's private, I can send it to you if interested but not to publish it
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11mo ago
Hi! It's not public, it's part of the https://www.urv.cat/en/studies/master/courses/computer-secur... and I've not found it online
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11mo ago
off-topic, anybody knows what's going on with EurekaLabs? It's been a while since the announcement
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11mo ago
same here, even more if I'm doing it over few days and different angles
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11mo ago
I took a course in my Master's (URV.cat) where we had to do exactly this, implementing backpropagation (fwd and backward passes) from a paper explaining it, using just basic math operations in a language of our choice. I told everyone
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1y ago
when someone behaves in a very predictable way I use to say "I could code you in C!". Well, turns out is Python!
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1y ago
No wonder why Google says: “Generate, transform and edit images with simple text prompts, or combine multiple images to create something new. All in Gemini.“ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45026719
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1y ago
The culprit seems to be: https://huggingface.co/spaces/hesamation/primer-llm-embeddin... So someone, at some point, thought this was a feature
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2y ago
lol, while checking which OCR is using (PaddleOCR) I found a line with the text: "TODO(Devin)" and was pretty excited thinking they were already using Devin AI... "Devin Robison" is the author of the package!! Funny, gue
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2y ago
this is really cool! I have a ruler from metermorphosen.de and some posters and cardboards from museums. I will share it :)
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2y ago
The first rule of programming is you do not talk about programming
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2y ago
balancing compute-bound (prefill) and memory-bound (decode) is a fine art. Luckily there are lots of improvements (incentives) if you can adjust it to your use case (this time is Coding assistants), but it is generally a lonely journey. Goo
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2y ago
what about trying with Shapley values?
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2y ago
Exactly this. I've felt it while checking some C++ OSS projects, thinking "wow I am more Java than this, and I don't do Java". This prevented me directly jumping into C++ which would be the natural step coming from C (be
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2y ago
In some way I am stuck because I don't want to dismiss any of these (kind of Buridan's donkey) but planning this in a sequential way seems smart and would end the inner monologue
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2y ago
I've been a long time considering that I should learn Rust. I am using Python as main language (for Machine Learning tasks) so I am at the edge: Go with: C++, because I used to code in C (for embedded, 8-bit microcontrollers) when I wa
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2y ago
wow discovering Hamming’s lecture was enough for me! so good
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2y ago
Love the humour here: What are Language LFMs not good at today: […] Counting r's in the word "Strawberry"!
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2y ago
Correction (May 13th, 2024): A previous version of this article stated that two Spanish cities made the top ten. In fact, it was four. Sorry. lol, I see what you did there
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2y ago
so it’s the classical “it’s on the internet so it’s true” but on steroids. I remember a US student in the early 2000s citing a geocities website as source for the FACT that aliens created the pyramids of Egypt
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2y ago
Even if this scale is massive and second-to-none, it’s funny how some issues are the same for all of us. In particular “Bad hosts are very bad” aka “a chain is only as strong as its weakest link” can happen with as little as a few (4) machi
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2y ago
it makes sense that the leaders are building around similar ideas in parallel, for me it's a healthy sign
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