make3

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by make3 1y ago
publish this at ACL
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by make3 1y ago
jax's vmap and jitting were attempts to improve things like what the author describes about solve. Pytorch had attempts to integrate this. Not sure what came out of it
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by make3 1y ago
I hate how these threads always devolve in insane discussions about why not using threads is better, while most real world people who have tried to do real world speeding up of Python code realize how amazing it would be to have proper thre
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by make3 1y ago
doesn't print money right away = cut by executive #3442
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by make3 1y ago
Microsoft also fired a whole lot of other open source people unrelated to Python in this current layoff
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by make3 1y ago
they could CRISPR his relevant reproductive cells, this general topic is an important subject of discussion
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by make3 1y ago
I thought you meant untyped ones. Afaik most algorithms and data structures use typed pointers. Ofc low level computer engineering stuff uses untyped pointers. That indeed touches the point of the neighbour comment, to me this is computer e
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by make3 1y ago
"raw pointers are one of the most important concepts in CS" that's a reach and a half, I don't remember the last time I've used one
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by make3 1y ago
Slack, Fortnite and Counter-Strike all at the same time somehow according to the site :) Who knows if there's a link
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by make3 1y ago
if you could improve the LLM without any further data, it would count as absolute zero. I'm highly skeptical however personally.
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by make3 1y ago
just switch LLM provider?
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by make3 1y ago
It remains that Sublime existed way before Atom, and that it was a Sublime clone
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by make3 1y ago
I remember reading that the presence of for profit prisons in an area increases the rates of incarceration in that area. So many of them have heavily under minimum wage, almost free forced work, and now blood harvesting. Modern USA is so dy
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by make3 1y ago
Cursor is still great though, and was a real step forward, despite what a lot of people here will say
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by make3 1y ago
and Atom is an electron clone of Sublime Text
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by make3 1y ago
The article's point about the lethality of arrows.. I feel like every Youtube test I've seen on the subject shows that Arrows can pierce even full plate pretty reasonably easily, though this is not scientific at all ofc.
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by make3 1y ago
I indeed have zero faith in a video demo of a digital system with super evenly placed bumps placed in a linear fashion. It would be so easy to just code up the perfect reaction in advance, & it not be representative at all of the condit
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by make3 1y ago
you can alter it with base instructions. but 99% won't actually do it. maybe they need to make user friendly toggles and advertise them to the users
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by make3 1y ago
people just don't want to use a model that refuses to interact. it's that simple. in your exemple it's not hard for your model to behave like it disagrees but understands your perspective, like a normal friendly human would
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by make3 1y ago
it's a game, that's like asking why a public service is not profitable
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by make3 1y ago
I wish you could use Cursor in Terminal mode, eg I press a button, a Cursor window opens with the terminal tab taking up all the space. That way we could just reuse Cursor's special+k and special+l instead of having to have a different
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by make3 1y ago
I don't keep up to date with how slightly less random the fairy tales decided to be this year
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by make3 1y ago
this is terribly inaccurate. they teach gainst using birth control even in poor, AIDS ridden regions (see Mother Theresa in Africa), treat women as lesser beings (including not recognizing that marital rape is a thing), cause the mistreatme
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by make3 1y ago
if you're good but in your mind reject God, I guess they're saying that it's good enough
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by make3 1y ago
this might just be a way to generate data
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by make3 1y ago
Support emails shouldn't be AI. It's just so annoying. Put a human in the loop at least. This is a paying service, not a massive ad supported thing.
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by make3 1y ago
filtering (besides spam) and answering emails is a place where AI agents shouldn't be imho
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by make3 1y ago
prompt tuning is a temporary necessity
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by make3 1y ago
& then sell it back to Google, in this case https://www.axios.com/2024/08/05/google-characterai-venture-...
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by make3 2y ago
you're arguably the one doing the AI futurist here by treating the AI not as a tool but as a being like a monkey. the non futuristic thing to do would be to just see it as a tool, like a procedural image generator, which it is, & g

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