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SVG v2 advanced 1% in 6 years: now is at 44% completion(github.com)
2 points by mromanuk 2y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
> This is also an uncomfortable direction. All investors have been betting on the application layer. In the next stage of AI evolution, the application layer is likely to be the first to be automated and disrupted. I'm not convinced
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Ask HN: Best 40" 16:9 TV for Use as a Monitor in 2025?
2 points by mromanuk 2y ago|1 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
There is a demo, with several examples: https://electricalexis.github.io/notagen-demo/
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NotaGen: Advancing Musicality in Symbolic Music Generation with LLM Training(github.com)
3 points by mromanuk 2y ago|3 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
I used wintersmith.io. At some point it was abandoned and eventually the node version needed was old and other stuff associated with it. It became a hassle.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Self-determination does not apply here because the current population is not indigenous but was implanted after the UK forcibly took the islands in 1833, displacing the original Argentine population. The UN considers this a decolonization i
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by mromanuk 2y ago
The 2013 referendum is not a valid argument in sovereignty disputes. The UN has repeatedly recognized the Islas Malvinas as a disputed territory and has urged the UK to negotiate with Argentina (Resolution 2065 and subsequent resolutions).
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by mromanuk 2y ago
The use of the name Falklands is problematic because the Islas Malvinas are a disputed territory between Argentina and the UK. The UN has recognized this dispute and has urged the UK to negotiate their return, something the UK has ignored s
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Fusion: OpenStar's Levitating Dipole Ditches the Traditional Doughnut Shape(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by mromanuk 2y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
At Microsoft’s size, they don’t care; they just buy out others.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
I used Feedly, tried several RSS clients, I was into RSS but content providers started to only give you a portion of the content, subverting the very idea of RSS (at least what I wanted), even some clients had (or have) the feature to downl
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by mromanuk 2y ago
I’m AI-obsessed and have been since forever (mid-1990s). I’m longing for AGI, so I tend to consume every piece of content that looks like an advance or is related to AI business. AI-related content is seasonal. This new LLM trend (which is
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Yes, please! I love these comments on HN, this is blog material.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Because group estimation is superior to individual estimations: The phenomenon is called wisdom of the crowds. When a group of people independently estimate something, individual errors tend to cancel each other out, leading to a surprising
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DeepSeek-V3(api-docs.deepseek.com)
8 points by mromanuk 2y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
> When dried and frozen, Deinococcus radiodurans could survive 140,000 grays, or units of X-and gamma-ray radiation, which is 28,000 times greater than the amount of radiation that could kill a person. I would love also if they called it
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Interesting point, though I think we should also consider that our ability to understand diseases like cancer has historically been limited by the observational and analytical technology available. For example, it was recently suggested tha
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by mromanuk 2y ago
BTW, saying that someone "is a bit of a quack" is an ad hominem fallacy. The article linked talks about the "keto" part of the protocol, it does not discuss the glutamine portion of the treatment. I'm not sure who i
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by mromanuk 2y ago
According to Thomas Seyfried, cancer is indeed one disease, fundamentally a metabolic disease [0]. Seyfried's theory suggests that cancer stems from mitochondrial dysfunction, which disrupts cellular metabolism and leads to abnormal ce
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by mromanuk 2y ago
chatGPT, from smaller to largest: Blueberry Orange Grapefruit
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by mromanuk 2y ago
I normally work with a 40", I'm using a a hammerspoon to divide the screen, but normally I end using one main window, with some smaller window at the side and cmd-tabbing between info. How do you manage the distraction of so many
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by mromanuk 2y ago
a variation of this problem is carrying your shopping cart around. A shopping list that you can buy in place A or B. Also splitting shopping wisely in both.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Any tool that improves any work will and shall be used.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
I use runpod or vast for training my (small) models (a few million parameters) mostly using RTX4090 up to 4 GPUs. Training is a sporadic task. Is not worth it for me to book it monthly (at these prices)
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Carbon Fiber Battery(eurekalert.org)
3 points by mromanuk 2y ago|0 comments
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by mromanuk 2y ago
> Swift UI makes simple UIs easier, moderately complex UIs harder, and very complex UIs impossible. The moment your UI is more complex than a stack of stacks, the elegance and comprehensibly falls apart compared to autolayout. It starts
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Yes, fine tuning is fast, cheap and "easy", you can do it in a no so expensive GPU without issues.
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by mromanuk 2y ago
Have in mind that instead of training a GPT-2 model from scratch, you can opt for fine-tuning. Fine-tuning allows you to take a pre-trained model and adapt it to your specific task with much less computational resources and time. It leverag
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by mromanuk 2y ago
It’s not working on iPhone

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