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by jph00 1y ago
Last time I checked the RFC the bit before the '@' can actually be empty. And the root zone is just '.', but we generally can leave off the trailing dot in domain names. So I believe '@' on its own is a valid e
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by jph00 1y ago
Flash 2.5 without thinking mode is also exceptionally good fwiw.
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by jph00 1y ago
The linked page only compares to very old and very small models. But the pricing is higher even than the latest Gemini Flash 2.5 model, which performs far better than anything they compare to.
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by jph00 1y ago
Shellsage has provided this functionality for quite a while. I've been using it for months, and it's been a game-changer for me. It was created by one of my colleagues, Nathan Cooper. https://www.answer.ai/posts&#x
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by jph00 2y ago
GAIR is the generative AI lab at SJTU.
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by jph00 2y ago
The author clearly states they are aware of this and links to an analysis of the implemented laws: “Note that this is a directive, not a regulation, meaning it is up to the individual EU countries to implement the directive into law. We’ll
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by jph00 2y ago
Actually there's a lot of demand in the AI data center space for such a card, such as for running large mixture of experts (MoE) models -- e.g. DeepSeek v3, which is one of the best LLMs in the world today. Although AMD would need to
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by jph00 2y ago
Those things were all totally standard and normal by the time Microsoft Bob came along
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by jph00 2y ago
uv can’t replace conda, any more than it can replace apt or nix. Conda packages general binary packages, not just python packages. uv is just python packages.
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by jph00 2y ago
Folks, please note that this proposal is designed to help end users who wish to use AI tools. For instance, so that when you use Cursor or vscode you can get good documentation about the libs you use when coding, for the LLM to help you bet
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by jph00 2y ago
Unfortunately this requires registration, which is not a simple process.
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by jph00 2y ago
You're describing stuff the colo provider does. I have no plans to describe how to setup a colo provider. I've never done that, and haven't seen the need. The cost of colo is not that significant.
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by jph00 2y ago
It's really not like that at all. If it was, I expect after 25 years of growth FastMail would probably have noticed. Much of what you're describing assumes a poorly run company that isn't able to make good choices -- if you h
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by jph00 2y ago
Now I wonder what he'd look like without the moustache :)
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by jph00 2y ago
The original answer to "why does FastMail use their own hardware" is that when I started the company in 1999 there weren't many options. I actually originally used a single bare metal server at Rackspace, which at that time w
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by jph00 2y ago
The creator of answerai-colbert-small-v2 (bclavie) is also the person that launched the ModernBERT project, so yes, you can expect to see a lot of activity in this space! :D (Also yes, it works great with ST and we provide a full example sc
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by jph00 2y ago
Yes absolutely the same advantages -- in fact the maintainer of ST is on the paper team, and it's been a key goal from day one to make this work well.
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by jph00 2y ago
Hi gang, Jeremy from Answer.AI here. Nice to see this on HN! :) We're very excited about this model release -- it feels like it could be the basis of all kinds of interesting new startups and projects. In fact, the stuff mentioned in t
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by jph00 2y ago
Umm... do you actually know anyone 50+? You know, for instance, the co-authors of "AI: A Modern Approach" are both 50+?
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by jph00 2y ago
That doesn't really explain why there's a particularly notable drop in older adults after 2017, does it?
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The article also pointed out that similar things are apparent in many other countries. Finland was highlighted as a place that avoided the trend -- a country that also had relatively low covid impact compared to the US.
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by jph00 2y ago
That wouldn't explain why the biggest decreases are in older adults, who have been out of school for many decades.
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<div class="commtext c5A">Sick and tired of any server-side rendering of web pages.<p>If you don't have to deal with incident response you can be quiet.<p>It doesn't scale and it complica
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by jph00 2y ago
Actually, since this isn’t locked up by the big copyright holders, we can all use it and profit.
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by jph00 2y ago
npm is for designed primarily for js dev. Many (most?) sites aren't written in js -- they're written in Java, C#, Python, PHP, etc. Thankfully, tailwind is available directly as a downloadable binary. Unfortunately the link in the
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by jph00 2y ago
Lectures will be Tues and Fri US time I think -- although with people joining from all around the world I imagine a large % will watch them asynchronously. There's a longer video here that describes the approach we'll be teaching
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by jph00 2y ago
Hi Jeremy from fast.ai / Answer.AI here. This is our first course in a couple of years, and it's quite a departure from anything we've done before. Let me know if you have any questions about it.
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How to Solve It with Code(answer.ai)
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by jph00 2y ago
I’ve never come across a broken McDonald’s ice cream machine in Australia either.
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by jph00 2y ago
Yeah I did a deep dive on them here -- doesn't require any particular math background beyond high school: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blyXCk4sgEg

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