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by messe 3y ago
> there's a lot of drama currently with how their bios update is the only fix to burning cpu's and it void's warranty so you lose warranty to fix their mistake How is that even legal? Makes me glad I’m in the EU to be hone
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by messe 3y ago
Even ignoring vector magnitudes, wouldn't cosine distance as a measure of similarity only make sense if you're working with a convex set? That seems like it's far from a guarantee working in a high-dimensional space.
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by messe 3y ago
> Another example: multidimensional arrays. In C/C++ it [...] is not flat memory space (and thus for grid applications very slow) Can you clarify what you mean by this? A naively defined multidimensional array, float foo[32][3
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by messe 3y ago
> tmux helps all 3, but not particular good at either. iTerm2 on macOS has some nice tmux integration[1]. Basically, you run a tmux session (using tmux -CC), but the actual window management on the client side is handled by iTerm2. This
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by messe 3y ago
Technically "histology"—the microscopic study of tissues—also makes sense in the context of the lab (studying neurons), but it would be far less funny of a joke.
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by messe 3y ago
I’m being blunt, not hateful. Not everything needs to be wrapped in nice words and pleasantries for the sake of it. I find it hard to be constructive toward a project that I strongly feel should not exist and whose existence I believe will
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by messe 3y ago
I reached out to find out, and received this reply: > It was indeed "experimental epistemology," > GJS
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by messe 3y ago
> A well informed human being gets their information from many sources They're actively targeting uninformed, inexperienced investors though.
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by messe 3y ago
I'd have a bit more (still not much) sympathy for them if they hadn't said they're actively targeting inexperienced investors. That's just inevitably going to fuck someone over. And yeah, a notice like that is about as v
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by messe 3y ago
Oh wow. Every sentence in your comment just makes it progressively worse. What you’re creating is outright dangerous if not actively malicious. You’re targeting inexperienced retail investors, and giving them financial advice that you’ve pu
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by messe 3y ago
I know the transcript says "experimental histology", but I think he actually says was "experimental epistemology", which is a branch of philosophy dealing with the nature of knowledge—hence the laugh at "experimenta
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by messe 3y ago
I think every suggestion you have there would fall under that very same lamppost: a linear model of computation going only one direction. Sussman details in this talk a different model he calls propagators that deal with information flow ba
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by messe 3y ago
It's not reliable by the looks of it, but it finally worked on my third attempt: > {"summary": "The text expresses a strong liking for owls. The author thinks they're great. As an additional request, here is a po
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by messe 3y ago
> Is that how the wii u ran wii games? More or less. The Wii U is architecturally very similar to the Wii, just with a higher clockspeed, a couple of extra cores, more RAM and a better GPU; the Wii in turn is just an overclocked overspec
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by messe 3y ago
Not necessarily. Where do they get the energy to produce that enzyme? Is it more efficient than having them convert sugars to alcohol and burning it?
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by messe 3y ago
Title should read: "NeXT Computers"
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by messe 3y ago
> this would be a clear violation of the licence Not necessarily. If it's just a small snippet of code, even an entire function taken verbatim, it may not be sufficiently creative for copyright to apply to it. Copyright is a lot les
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by messe 3y ago
> Living wage? Maybe in central Africa Get out of your bubble. It's a living wage in a good chunk of Western Europe.
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by messe 3y ago
As was Hogfather. I’d even call The Colour of Magic “okay”, it had a lot of issues for sure though. “The Watch” is so far removed from the source material to the point where both Neil Gaiman and Rhianna Pratchett have denounced it as sharin
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by messe 3y ago
Yep, it’s pretty much that except using GPT-4 and a wider context.
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by messe 3y ago
You can apply for access, and you'll be added to a waiting list. I only have access to the GPT4 API with 8K context, not 32K.
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by messe 3y ago
Wouldn't any such system be classified to the point that is unrecognizable as a line item?
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by messe 3y ago
I'll check it out (or maybe let my script check it out first), thanks. From what I remember the Whisper API docs weren't too bad, but I didn't try actually implementing anything, so you could be right that they're underd
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by messe 3y ago
It should be doable. What I built only works for videos with transcripts, but I've been looking to improve it using OpenAI's Whisper for Speech-To-Text. I'm just lazy so I haven't gotten around to it (...which is why I s
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by messe 3y ago
That's completely fair, it's definitely just opinion as to what to include. Getting to lunar orbit can reasonably be considered a separate challenge to landing, so it might make sense to separate them. In that case though, I think
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by messe 3y ago
I built a similar thing with the GPT-4 APIs a few weeks ago; thanks for the reminder that I must put it on GitHub at some point, as it's only about 30 lines of code.
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by messe 3y ago
> inhabitable Minor typo: but uninhabitable. Relevant simpsons clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8mD2hsxrhQ
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by messe 3y ago
It seems a bit disingenuous to omit Apollo 13, which failed on the way to the moon. The fact that it failed well before the landing attempt, speaks to the difficulty of even getting to the point where you can consider a landing.
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by messe 3y ago
A thin atmosphere like mars can make it worse. The actual amount of braking you get is a bit unpredictable, and the size of the aerodynamic surfaces you need to make a significant impact can use up quite a bit of your mass budget (example:
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by messe 3y ago
> China's first attempt is not a notable achievement in the same way the first successful landing after many failures is. Landing on the first attempt is pretty impressive in itself, given the difficulty in landing at all is. > I

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