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by juujian 3y ago
That's very cool! I just wish whoever captured those screenshots hadn't "posed" the computer for these screenshots. I am more curious how people would actually use them, not what these interfaces look like when you purpo
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by juujian 3y ago
Not a huge fanboy of LLMs, but is the name really all that misleading? It's a language model, a model designed to produce human language, and it is large, with billions of parameters. So it's quite descriptive.
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by juujian 3y ago
None of these videos are working for me. Too many people trying to access them? Or a more serious issue?
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by juujian 3y ago
Yup. I joined a climbing gym. Hanging out with a lot of people both older and younger than you is refreshing. Not much shared misery though when it comes to climbing, always had a blast.
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The game programming flex of all time(twitter.com)
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by juujian 3y ago
> once you've learned your chops you should be up in the $10 - $12CAD I forgot about the (2005). That is below the (very low) current minimum wage of $16.55 CAD in Ontario. And that minimum wage is not sufficient to survive in Toron
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by juujian 3y ago
Glad I am not the only one who was thinking that.
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by juujian 3y ago
> Before that media was written text and everyone knows anyone can make up anything they want in that domain. From what I gather, Julius Caesar's Commentarii de Bello Gallico was pretty much fanfiction (had somebody write?) about
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by juujian 3y ago
Yup, it's not unique to the Soviet union, the Soviet union is just a particularly salient example. I wouldn't have anything like Trotsky being edited out at hand for the us.
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by juujian 3y ago
That is getting real freaking dystopian. Sure, we would have been able to do this before, and the Soviet Union did a ton of photo editing. But doing this particular edit must have been so easy. No cost at all, no mental barrier. You would a
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by juujian 3y ago
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has apparently given out $2 billion in grants. I haven't really heard anything about any of its projects, while Parton's library project sounds very effective. It did say on Wikipedia though that the
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by juujian 3y ago
I have really lost touch with common day to day life at this point, but Excel would be an excellent example. If you have a column with a million data points and do some basic calculation -- subtract or multiply another column -- whether or
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by juujian 3y ago
Good explanation. That also gives you an idea why GPUs are decent at acceleration computations for neural networks (think cuda) -- they are already optimized for doing many small computations in parallel rather with slower processors and ha
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by juujian 3y ago
Never underestimate the ability of corporations to make a multi-decade business venture out of selling AI-bullshit to other corporations.
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by juujian 3y ago
Interesting observation. I find it incredibly difficult to write queries for ChatGPT that are not biased. If you write a question mentioning two concept, the answer will almost without fail suggest a connection between the two. Whereas if y
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by juujian 3y ago
I have been working on my fair share of problems that may or may not have solutions. Two pieces of advice that helped me: 1. Choose your battles. There are important problems out there, but our time is limited. If it is important and in my
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by juujian 3y ago
yeah, 30% recycled material in the chassis only isn't that impressive. now, if they were reusing components. but its non of the sorts.
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Ask HN: What is your favorite photo or photography book?
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by juujian 3y ago
Love that example.
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by juujian 3y ago
And graduate students will be the last ones to receive a "pay raise" or even cost-of-living adjustment, I am certain.
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by juujian 3y ago
I mean, how do I even know what I say before I said it? Speaking is such a social act, you can definitely pan out and say a few words (even if it's fillers) before your brain catches up and you create a plan. And then you adjust your p
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by juujian 3y ago
One could speculate whether things would have turned out differently if Covid and the raise of the home office had not happened? If Covid emptied out WeWork's spaces like it cleared out corporate HQs, companies probably just dropped al
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by juujian 3y ago
It looks super jank. Nice to get some shade though, for sure. Are solar panels so cheap now that they just didn't bother designing something that would hold them at a 45 degree angle while still offering the same amount of shade?
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by juujian 3y ago
Damn, and that is with all the glaciers melting, which fills water reservoirs. Once they are completely gone, it is going to get so much worse.
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by juujian 3y ago
There is also ShellGPT: https://github.com/TheR1D/shell_gpt/
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by juujian 3y ago
Any plans on FOSS stuff? Option to ship with some linux distro, dedicated linux support, maybe even libreboot or coreboot?
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by juujian 3y ago
If you are the author, and you are in this thread: those graphs are stunning. Would have never thought to superimpose graphs over maps. But you folks made it work, and it's not just a gimmick, it provides information in a helpful and i
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by juujian 3y ago
shell_gpt is pretty neat just in terms of having ChatGPT up and running in your console very quickly, and being able to customize the role. Using ChatGPT in the shell has been a really good experiences, cutting down on the distractions of u
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by juujian 3y ago
Curious to hear why you feel that education has been broken throughout your life. I totally believe you, it's your own experience after all! Just feel that I was very lucky and had a good education at several great institutions with go
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by juujian 3y ago
Fantastic book, and almost a non-fiction read. Pick it up, everyone!

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