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by nielsole 2y ago
> We demonstrate that the reasoning patterns of larger models can be distilled into smaller models, resulting in better performance compared to the reasoning patterns discovered through RL on small models I found this statement from the
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by nielsole 2y ago
If votes are attributable, such voting rings should be easily detectable
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RLHF: Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback(huyenchip.com)
2 points by nielsole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nielsole 2y ago
I've never had the use case for this amount of throughput. What are use-cases for this. From the website I presume this is gene-matching related?
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by nielsole 2y ago
If you know the call signs you would get exactly that, wouldn't you? (I watched the talk only half attentively)
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by nielsole 2y ago
I think I've not had a single spam call in more than ten years. (Also Germany) Whenever I get a temporary number for the US I get spam SMS and calls.
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by nielsole 2y ago
Serp doesn't pay for any of the search infrastructure. So it's an unfair comparison
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by nielsole 2y ago
"hello fellow Taylor Swift fans"
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by nielsole 2y ago
Asahi Linux (and likely MacOS too) uses the resistance of the speakers coils to detect overheating of same speakers and reduces volume.
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by nielsole 2y ago
80/557 146/1109
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Windows 2022 Servers Unexpectedly Upgrading to 2025(old.reddit.com)
95 points by nielsole 2y ago|45 comments
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by nielsole 2y ago
I can't help you with the title, but with another paragraph from that story, should you want to find it. Paraphrasing from memory: > When you are in a major Chinese city you may street sweepers sitting on the side walk chitchatting.
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by nielsole 2y ago
> Curl also works correctly. First time it might not, but if you run the command twice, it always corrects to the nearest server. I always assumed curl was stateless between invocations. What's going on here?
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by nielsole 2y ago
Merging into the lane is probably better addressed by §7, with the same content: https://dejure.org/gesetze/StVO/7.html
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by nielsole 2y ago
> The first big announcement: a realtime API, providing the ability to use WebSockets to implement voice input and output against their models. I guess this is using their "old" turn-based voice system?
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by nielsole 2y ago
I think the latest public information was that it was a VMware "private cloud", a set of VMs, in GCP which accidentally had an expiration date set. So no GCP projects/billing accounts were ever deleted. Is that accurate?
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by nielsole 2y ago
"digital souvereignity" maybe?
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by nielsole 2y ago
If my math is right, assuming an iphone deforms linearly on impact with 1000g deceleration, it would only give way 0,7mm when dropped from 1m height onto concrete. that seems too low a deformation? I would expect it to whobble quite a bit i
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by nielsole 2y ago
That is if the terminal is not dead itself
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by nielsole 2y ago
I suppose every search was passing all indexed documents into GPT asking for a rating
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by nielsole 2y ago
Treaty on European union 42.7 If a Member State is the victim of armed aggression on its territory, the other Member States shall have towards it an obligation of aid and assistance by all the means in their power, in accordance with Articl
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by nielsole 2y ago
Your RAID reports an issue with one of the disks. You disable it and have the DC staff swap it. What happens to the disk? It might be resold. It might be put into the next server. It might land in an office drawer with a label "to be w
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by nielsole 2y ago
> [a-zA-Z0-9]@[a-z.]+ Only a small minority of my email addresses I've ever had matches that pattern.
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by nielsole 2y ago
As this is being downvoted can someone explain why this wouldn't be true? One of the core tenets of graphql was not having to involve the backend team, wasn't it?
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by nielsole 2y ago
Ben eater has videos on USB, SPI and rs232. Bitluni has a couple of easily consumable videos about VGA.
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by nielsole 2y ago
I've seen legal departments redlining drafts of a contract repeatedly until an agreement had been reached. The final contract still contained the red lines.
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by nielsole 2y ago
I always thought what systems did in practice is that each node can have a variable number of logical buckets assigned to it, so if there is an uneven distribution, the physical node subscribes to more or less buckets. This makes it so tha
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by nielsole 2y ago
Did you have the cashiers face in frame?
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by nielsole 2y ago
S3 egress costs are free if the traffic stays within AWS. Sounds like your clients were EC2 instances so this wouldn't apply to you, would it?
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by nielsole 3y ago
It's not features you'd be missing but userbase

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