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by nchagnet 2y ago
You do understand that this is explicitly mandated by the law and only in special cases can this be lifted (and here the judge mentioned the lack of remorse or admission from the defendant was a deciding factor for this)? Here is a referenc
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Why do you need a signin to search the recipes? What does it bring to the experience besides bookmarks?
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This is really interesting! You mention using LLMs to parse sentences in strongly typed prompts, but how would this work with the prevalence of tolerated grammatical errors in most languages? Would such a parsing always be "pass/f
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This argument could be made for healthcare, postal services, and even emergency services. Thankfully in Europe we don't agree with that view. Entrepreneurship is an important engine for innovation, but it doesn't mean our collecti
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by nchagnet 2y ago
Thankfully it's tax euros!
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by nchagnet 2y ago
I get your point, and I agree to some extent, but I also don't think it has to be black and white. I don't really trust the French government to fund such projects long-term, but at the same time private companies create and end s
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by nchagnet 2y ago
This is a really great project from both the French and German governments. I think state-funded open source solutions to digital platforms is a fantastic opportunity to get away from the big tech walled gardens. Of course, there is always
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by nchagnet 2y ago
So there are two aspects to reconcile the solid and fluid parts together. First, just like a superfluid, a supersolid can have a portion that flows and one that doesn't (the normal fraction). The second part is that, as you rightfully
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by nchagnet 2y ago
If it can help: - Supersolid: it's a state of matter when a system is both organised like a solid but presents superfluid-like flow without viscosity. - Driven-dissipative: it's a qualifier for systems which are dissipative (excit
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by nchagnet 2y ago
This looks like a neat library! I really like the inheritance aspect, seems quite useful to define standard flags and arguments.
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by nchagnet 2y ago
Agreed with you, although I'd say there is a spectrum between "do everything the hardest way" and "don't learn anything". I think LLM-based tools can be a great time-saver for boilerplate repetitive code, and t
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by nchagnet 2y ago
To be fair, whether you disagree with it or not, this is the spirit of the law: ostensible religious symbols are not allowed in public schools (and more generally in republican institutions). So yes, one symbol is more visible than others,
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by nchagnet 2y ago
Add to that the licensing of conda. In my company, we are not allowed to use conda because the company would rather not pay, so might as well use some other tool which does things faster.
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At least pertaining to vinyls, this seems to mostly discuss practical and technical aspects, but misses the more "ceremonial" aspect which in my opinion explains its popularity. Buying a physical record requires some intent and ch
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by nchagnet 2y ago
I fully agree with the comments in that post. I started studying them because, well, they sound really cool, but my first impression was definitely that this sounded like a lot of effort (computationally) to solve a single equation. But th
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by nchagnet 2y ago
Thank you! As far as I can tell, PINNs are promising and an active research area, but they are also young and far from being as widely adopted as finite element methods (at least that's my experience academic environments). I do see gr
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Physics Informed Neural Networks(nchagnet.pages.dev)
96 points by nchagnet 2y ago|20 comments
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by nchagnet 2y ago
I agree with the general feeling from other commenters that a blog should first and foremost be an activity you do for yourself. It's a great way to organize your thoughts and truly reflect on them. I have been trying to start my own r
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Forecasting energy demand using Skforecast(nchagnet.pages.dev)
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