mtrovo

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by mtrovo 2y ago
I totally get this feeling. What helps me sometimes is recognising that both working on something and not working on it are valid choices, as long as it's coming from your reasoning. It’s a freeing thought because it means the choice i
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by mtrovo 2y ago
This analogy is really good, now I totally see the benefit of this framework.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
I’ve been considering a postgraduate degree and decided to try a short in-person course at a top London university to see if it was the right fit for me. My goal was to network and be involved in meaningful discussions. However, I found tha
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by mtrovo 2y ago
You have to understand that roundabouts are very common in most of the UK, to the point that general people are very used not only to the roundabouts actual rules but also the nuanced etiquette of understanding what other people are trying
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by mtrovo 2y ago
it's from 10 years ago
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Wow that was fast, is this a regular timeframe to get a new fab working? From the conversations about China catching up on smaller chips I got the impression that it takes loads of iterations around how to calibrate the machines but it seem
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Yeah, I totally agree in theory, it doesn't really matter what methodology you use, at the end of the day dev management is just a means to an end. The real issue comes from middle management folks who conjure up buzzwords whenever the
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Well, that's one way to get rid of open floor layouts.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
I can't stop thinking how HTTP REST is just an abuse on the original design of HTTP and the whole thing of using HTTP verbs to add meaning to requests is not a very good abstraction for RPC calls. The web evolved from being a tool to a
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by mtrovo 2y ago
That's a really neat idea. Now I really need to hear them read by the AI-generated narration from TikTok.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Can you share more details about your setup, really interested in this kind of idea for some topics I'm studying right now.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Wow, they built a drivable 1:1 LEGO Technic McLaren P1 and got Lando Norris to drive it around Silverstone? That's really wild! I'm wondering how you come up with the tessellation they used on the body and all the stress test asso
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by mtrovo 2y ago
I'm new to this whole area and feeling a bit lost. How are people setting up these small LLMs like Yi-Coder locally for tab completion? Does it work natively on VSCode? Also for the cloud models apart from GitHub Copilot, what tools or
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by mtrovo 2y ago
My guess would be yes when you install KOReader on it.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
I started tinkering with their cloud API and it's not a major work at all to create a client to it, I managed to create a POC uploading and managing files on their cloud in a weekend. I still need to polish it a little bit and make sur
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by mtrovo 2y ago
> You can edit the question and add that you’re working on a binary classification problem to get a more specific answer. This mid-thread editing feature sounds really useful, I'm curious how does it work when you switch between mod
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Did they announce they're locking this new device? I have a remarkable 2 and it's basically a stripped down version of Linux that you can SSH in and install whatever you want on it.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Eric Schmidt says remote work is why Google’s lagging in AI, but was early success just about time clocked in the office and in person collaboration? I really doubt it. The real issue to me is the high number of “rest and vest” hires and ho
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by mtrovo 2y ago
So regulate the market to prohibit children to use.
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by mtrovo 2y ago
> rewarding screen time with financial incentives So the social media companies can do this through ads but not their users, interesting line to draw. It's really hard to not see the DMA as some ambiguous law that EU is gonna throw
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Do you have any sources for the subsidies given to chinese car makers? On my cynical side I think the EU car makers have a huge leverage on the local manufacturing jobs and in consequence the public opinion. That can result in them bending
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by mtrovo 2y ago
What about build quality tho?
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by mtrovo 2y ago
Reminds me of a friend that married a German. In order to become himself a German citizen he had to pass an integration exam with questions about history, law and culture. He passed the exam, his German partner tried the same set of questio
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by mtrovo 3y ago
There was a related episode of the Hard Fork podcast about the subject https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/22/podcasts/hard-fork-apple-... . The conversation touches a lot on how peer pressure has a lot of po
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by mtrovo 3y ago
Dune jokes about the Golden Path. Without much spoilers a super powerful thing set the universe into one direction where he's the emperor and everybody else suffer at his will because according to him all the other possibilities were e
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by mtrovo 3y ago
Lobbying or straight up corruption payed in euros go a long way on poor countries. Pesticides usage lobbying in particular was a very vocal issue during the last election in Brazil https://friendsoftheearth.eu/wp-content&#x
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by mtrovo 3y ago
And this is the worse it will ever be at doing this task, it's impressive in a scary way. It's extra funny when you think that resilience was the first thing Sam Altman answered when asked what kids should be learning today . http
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by mtrovo 3y ago
It's really hard to find any constructive discussion around Chinese companies here. Anybody willing to share facts about subsidies, state control or anything that would justify believing that BYD success here is not justified? For me t
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by mtrovo 3y ago
I checked the top 10 cars sold in the UK in 2023 and it's hard to say life is gonna change much around me by looking at the cars on that list [1]. All of the cars on that list would still be allowed and I definitely see some "big&
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by mtrovo 3y ago
I guess a much better next step is to compare how GPT4V performs when asked similar prompts. Even if mostly staged this is very impressive to me, not much on the current tech but more on how much leverage Google has to win this race on the

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