junkerm

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by junkerm 1y ago
I am in my 40s and yes seeing ones skills beeing Made obsolete is scary. But I still love the moment when I start with something new (language, tool, ...) whenever my job allowed me to dive into something new I am somehow grateful. And yes
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by junkerm 2y ago
I have not looked at Manus but I could imagine that it uses the highly Specialized program for you and fills in the forms based on data it found.
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Ask HN: Will Drawing Become a Mainstream Method in User Interfaces?
1 points by junkerm 2y ago|0 comments
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Windows Clipboard History(support.microsoft.com)
3 points by junkerm 3y ago|0 comments
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WDired: Editable Dired Buffers(masteringemacs.org)
1 points by junkerm 3y ago|1 comments
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by junkerm 3y ago
How do you change a file name in the built-in directory browser of a text editor? Well, just edit the text!
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by junkerm 3y ago
Last month I needed to work in C/C++ which I usually don't, so ChatGPT helped me quite a bit, mainly to save time for researching, trial and error, etc. For example: - I received a bunch of C files (~100) in a non-trivial folder s
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by junkerm 3y ago
I recommend Andreas Reckwitz: The Society of Singularities. It changed the way I look at society. At its core is a very broad concept of status called singularities (at least that is my understanding)
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by junkerm 3y ago
In my opinion the article exagerates the claims beeing made about AI Tools ("will solve the climate crisis") just to debunk those. Are such claims really beeing made somewhere? Even the quotes inside the article are not as bold as
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by junkerm 4y ago
In read parts of Murphys "Probabilistic Maschine Laearning" (vol 1) which is an update of an existing book in ML. It covers a broad range of topics also very recent developments. It also includes foundation topics such as probabil
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by junkerm 4y ago
I definitely can relate to the author as well. I think we are all putting a lot of effort in standing out in some way because that is how (western?) society distributes rewards. We favor the things that are special or unique in some way. W
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An extensive collection of resources on contrastive learning(github.com)
2 points by junkerm 4y ago|1 comments
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by junkerm 4y ago
I especially recommend the tutorial on CL which is the first entry in the resources list.
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by junkerm 4y ago
I suspect that "works well" means that the model will output words in "official german" and kind of corrects pronounciation errors? I am asking because I had the use case to automatically give feedback to non native germ
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by junkerm 4y ago
It could be even constant except for day 0. value = 0 for day 0, value=1 for all other days.
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by junkerm 4y ago
We had to deal with such overlapping labels a lot. For us working with separate models for each Label performed mediocre. We went for a token labeling with multiple labels per token to allow for overlaps. From their description I also wonde
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Today is 2022/02/22
44 points by junkerm 5y ago|19 comments
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by junkerm 5y ago
I was reading on ropes a couple of months ago when researching emacs internals. Apparently emacs and vs code are using gap buffers. Would be interesting to know the reasons for the decisions.
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SVG and Canvas Graphics in Angular 2(teropa.info)
1 points by junkerm 10y ago|0 comments
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What Defects Can You Detect Automatically in Software Requirements(qualicen.de)
3 points by junkerm 10y ago|0 comments