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by lxe 2y ago
Also see: tapestry, testament, delve
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by lxe 2y ago
I got confused here, because in the timers example, I assumed that without calling cancelDemo/clearTimeout, we cannot assume that the timer's function is no longer callable. Heck, even WITH clearTimeout... without understanding it
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by lxe 2y ago
https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/36853/do-safety...
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by lxe 2y ago
Why AWQ instead of exl2?
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by lxe 2y ago
> FlashAttention-3 is optimized for Hopper GPUs (e.g. H100). How does FA3 fare for consumer GPUs such as 3090 and 4090?
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by lxe 2y ago
No. Let authors have fun. To me they have the same vibe as gifs or badges of the early 2000s internet: just something that people add to their content just for fun. In spirit, this is great.
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by lxe 2y ago
It boggles me how there's no federal shield law to protect journalists from this.
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by lxe 2y ago
Thought it was a typo. It's not: https://mastodon.hccp.org/@igb/112734767519719978 > e14n -> "Andreesen Horowitz" is not a typo, it is a bit of an easter egg/joke (Sorry, I can't help my
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by lxe 2y ago
Nature's full of emergent properties that arise from components lacking those properties. Take snowflakes: complex patterns emerging from basic physical processes. Strawson argues these aren't analogous to consciousness. He claims
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by lxe 2y ago
You are the only thing that's conscious. Or rather... I am the only thing that's conscious.
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by lxe 2y ago
What's it powered by? How do you keep costs down?
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by lxe 2y ago
I know this is a naive view, but in an efficient economy of scale where we are cutting costs to produce a good, the lower the costs, the higher the efficiency to produce that good. Depending on the efficiency of the economy, if something is
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by lxe 2y ago
Absolute noob question that I'm having a hard time understading: In practice, why NeRF instead of Gaussian Splatting? I have very limited exposure to either, but a very cursory search on the subject yields a "it depends on the con
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by lxe 2y ago
Source? It's not habit-forming or addictive from what I'm reading.
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by lxe 2y ago
I've never done these before, or Kaggle competitions in general. Any recommendations before I dive in? I have prety much zero lowe-level ML experience, but a good amount of practical software eng behind me.
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by lxe 2y ago
Medium is anti-user and have refused to change for a long time. The reason it fell out of favor is because the readers hate it.
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by lxe 2y ago
Can't meta, signal, etc force their hand by simply disabling their services in europe?
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by lxe 2y ago
It was never really a case of "AI shoved down our throats" anyways. People just assumed it was and got their pitchforks and torches out. The feature was always opt-in. I'm sorry gnachman had to endure this nonsense.
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by lxe 2y ago
But OpenAI didn't. The voice sounds closer to many other celebrities than Scarlett Johansson.
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by lxe 2y ago
I love projects that have 0 practical applications and are 100% artistic and creative.
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by lxe 2y ago
Now I'm curious to read the edited sections.
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by lxe 2y ago
Is there a technical or product novelty here? Some other curious context I'm missing? It looks just like any other landlord/renter review site with the same challenges of privacy, defamation, discoverability, etc...
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by lxe 2y ago
I posted a lot of my Disco Diffusion AI work on DeviantArt back in 2022 (2 centuries ago, in AI years) ( https://www.deviantart.com/holosomnia/art/Sea-of-Color-92572... ) as an example. At that time the AI hate mac
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by lxe 2y ago
HN: Aaron Swartz is a hero and all knowledge should be free! Also HN: AI is evil because it's stealing copyrighted works!
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by lxe 2y ago
It’s a tool. Just like a car. Not some poetic philosophy construct. Don’t overthink it.
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by lxe 2y ago
At this point, is gguf/llama.cpp a more performant solution for unbatched inference on CUDA devices, or is exllamav2+flashattention still reigning supreme?
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by lxe 2y ago
When you say "locally" it usually means it uses the browser's API to navigate the inbox and perform whatever actions necessary. This extension instead requires pretty intrusive permissions, just like the alternative competito
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by lxe 2y ago
when you're just hacking on stuff
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by lxe 2y ago
Learned about https://fav.farm and https://val.town from this. Neat resources!
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by lxe 2y ago
This whole "AI safety" culture is an annoyance at best and a severe hindrance to progress at worst. Anyone who takes it seriously has the same vibe as those who take Web3 seriously -- they know it's not a real concern or a th

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