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by mkl 1y ago
It shouldn't install any packages itself. Just print out a message about the missing packages and your guess of the command to install them, then exit. That way users can run the command themselves if it's appropriate or add the
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by mkl 1y ago
You missed the whole point. The surfaces are developable, which means they can be cut from a flat sheet and curved into the shape, with no stretching or folding. It is special and impressive.
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by mkl 1y ago
They didn't show it because it doesn't use this C-Tube technique.
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by mkl 1y ago
What languages and contexts are you getting these good results for?
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by mkl 1y ago
I don't think it's actually UTF-8. The data is at https://melonmars.github.io/LatentExplorer/embeddings_2d.jso... and contains things like "\u00e0\u00a7\u012d\u00e0\u00a6\u013e" with some ch
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by mkl 1y ago
I agree with the main ideas of this article. Context-first left-to-right seems like it would be easier for LLMs to write and autocomplete well too. This line, though, seems like it's using the wrong tools for the job: len(list(fil
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by mkl 1y ago
They have magnet links and torrent files right there on the pages, so no.
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by mkl 1y ago
3 July, near the border between Mexico and Texas: https://xcancel.com/Astro_Ayers/status/1940810789830451563
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by mkl 1y ago
https://xcancel.com/Astro_Ayers/status/1940810789830451563 to see replies.
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by mkl 1y ago
Some discussion in a thread about a topically related article a few weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44480363
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by mkl 1y ago
* in the EU. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECall
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by mkl 1y ago
No, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muphry's_law .
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by mkl 1y ago
I think it was a joke about you saying the team was great twice in one line.
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by mkl 1y ago
Apple CPUs have up to more than 2.5 times the memory bandwidth as this (and you pay for it).
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by mkl 1y ago
The 9950X appears in one of the benchmarks in the article, and this machine beats it. It has 16 cores and 32 threads itself. You might want to read more details instead of dismissing it out of ignorance.
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by mkl 1y ago
> (just to make sure: you need to add a unique "id" attribute for each "input", and then make a <label> tag for each label referencing that id in the "for") Nesting the <input> inside the <lab
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by mkl 1y ago
That seems to be totally different. Sandstorm was a way of building your own private ~equivalent of Google Workspace out of existing open source web apps running in containers behind a common auth system.
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by mkl 1y ago
As the article describes, most of this was done with llama.cpp, not Ollama.
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by mkl 1y ago
*Tarus. Auto-incorrect?
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by mkl 1y ago
1 MEarth is 1 Earth mass. Even our sun is only a third of a million Earth masses. Jupiter is about 318 Earth masses.
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by mkl 1y ago
Most have 10. That's the reason we use base 10 for numbers, even though 12 would make a lot of things easier: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duodecimal
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by mkl 1y ago
It's written in Rust, but JavaScript is the primary friendly interface. https://github.com/automerge/automerge
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by mkl 1y ago
> MS Windows has excellent multi window management with Alt Tab Win Tab etc. Far superior to others. If by "others" you mean Mac, okay, but KDE and some other Linux desktops are at least as good as Windows at this out of the bo
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by mkl 1y ago
Diagonal measurements aren't accurate with screens with rounded corners. I suggest adding a width-and-height calibration method. Calibration with a ruler would be good too; sit the ruler on the screen and zoom/pan(/rotate?)
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by mkl 1y ago
It doesn't look anything like Python (which is fine at OOP itself).
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by mkl 1y ago
Not at all: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life#Rules , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_Out_(game)
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by mkl 1y ago
Big discussion yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44671802
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by mkl 1y ago
Other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44713837
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by mkl 1y ago
The physics of our brains can in principle be simulated at a subatomic quantum level mathematically, even on a classical computer. It would be absurdly expensive and slow with current technology, but it is mathematically possible. Therefo
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by mkl 1y ago
Are there open source libraries that provide a better hash map? I have an application which I've optimized by implementing a key data structure a bunch of ways, and found boost::unordered_map to be slightly faster than std::unordered_

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