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6mo ago
I would like to see them include some analysis of the first recorded audio conversations such as on wax cylinders or the 1930s WPA/Federal Writers’ Project. Was sentence complexity the same as it is now?
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6mo ago
Because chromium III oxide is a very light-fast pigment
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6mo ago
There are hundreds of PRs fixing valid issues to your github repo seemingly in limbo for weeks. What is the maintainer state over there?
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7mo ago
A lot of culture was lost in the Cultural Revolution
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7mo ago
You did not add up cache writes, which are $6.25 / MTok, which is another ~$400
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7mo ago
I proxy all of my llm completion subscriptions. In a typical 7d span- model completions read write cached_read cache_write claude-opus-4-6 11000 16900000 5840000 1312000000 6612
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7mo ago
> Nordic descent but they had given up the Viking way So they were indeed Vikings as a matter of heredity?
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7mo ago
It's safe to say that 100% of the Northmen who invaded England in 1066 shared that same "job description", however.
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8mo ago
Thanks for clarifying. If mv2s is a sqlite3 db file under the hood that is something I would like to see in the readme as it would make me more likely to use.
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8mo ago
I scrolled through the entire readme and didn't see any mention of sqlite_vec. My feedback for the readme would be to optimize for signal- if it is a layer on top of sqlite_vec say what it does on top of that etc
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8mo ago
sqlite_vec is already the sqlite for AI memory
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8mo ago
Article doesn't say the "trick" - it was a technique now known as inlay grafting.
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8mo ago
The vice president's wife is a Telugu Brahmin, and the director of the FBI is a Gujarati Patidar. What evidence do you have for Trump and ICE having a problem with Hindustanis?
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8mo ago
> he’s a non white immigrant! This seems like a very white-centric categorization to assume that a Tamil Brahmin should necessarily see himself as in the same racial solidarity group as a Somali, Haitian, or Venezuelan as opposed to a Eu
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8mo ago
It would be possible to build an ornithopter, evidenced by the existence of avians, but it turned out the easiest ways to make flying machines were otherwise.
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8mo ago
>Protobuf sounds like the wrong too This sort of use for proto is quite common at google
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8mo ago
A gotcha, if you are expecting compatibility with sqlite. You can't set PRAGMA journal_mode=WAL and expect to be able to read database state from another process. Turso will report exclusive lock
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9mo ago
Yes. Most common failure mode for sota models is to put ```json\n first, but they often do just fail often enough to be worth calling api with json response schema.
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9mo ago
I didn't know about this use-case. But this is also what investors do with real estate in California because Prop 13 resets the taxable value on a real estate sales, but not on buying an LLC that holes the real estate.
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9mo ago
They will continue trading the ones they have as LLC holding companies.
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11mo ago
> Using DNA sequencing found in nature, scientists can copy the genetic code for the blue in a butterfly wing. The blue morpho is actually blue from iridescence, not pigment.
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1y ago
Here are some "I-told-you-so"s regarding Douglass Mackey's original guilty verdict for posting Twitter memes, who, since then, was acquitted on appeal. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43531283
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1y ago
The Ivry Gitlis interpretation of the chaconne is wild
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1y ago
The major innovation of this paper seems to be a rayon process that uses less harsh chemicals than the current viscose and lyocell processes.
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1y ago
The Meta FTW data centers use evaporative chillers, but they re-condense the water so that it's a closed loop.
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1y ago
Native copper could be found pretty readily in prehistory
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1y ago
Nearly every word in every Uralic language pertaining to a tech level past the stone age is a loan word.
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1y ago
Celebrities voice their political opinions in public for the same reasons you are right now. They have a strongly-held belief and want to improve their city, nation, or world. And given that they are well-known, feel a duty to use this plat
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1y ago
Or you could build nuclear power plants and not depend on sun/weather
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1y ago
This is called cupellation. Romans used clay crucibles
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