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by omneity 3y ago
Could you share a bit more of your reasoning for choosing Fastify over Express and how was your experience since you switched? Express is my go-to but I'm always open to improving my ways.
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by omneity 3y ago
There is some CUDA support on AMD. I'm using it on a daily basis, it's much more production ready than you would expect. Do you use pytorch or something else?
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by omneity 3y ago
My reading is: “This is a great use of AI. Others who complained AI doesn’t have good applications are lacking imagination.”
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by omneity 3y ago
I thought about setting up such a device outside of my window (there's a lot of birds nearby), and the obvious concern of setting up a mic in your house and uploading recordings is privacy. I found two privacy policies related to Birdw
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Wise is deactivating Business cards in the US on Oct. 31st(wise.com)
56 points by omneity 3y ago|48 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
To sarcasm or not to sarcasm .. The line has never been thinner.
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by omneity 3y ago
Thanks for adding the clarification. I thought this was more common knowledge. I will update my comment accordingly.
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by omneity 3y ago
That one of the brightest minds of our generation is able to increase his bandwidth with the combination of LLMs and automated proofs makes me super bullish on this tech combo in the future! It starts with bug-fixing, then supports verifica
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by omneity 3y ago
The fact bp waited all this time to jump in means they finally see the writing on the wall.
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by omneity 3y ago
Side note, I've been working on a transliteration tool for Arabeezi<->Arabic leveraging new NLP techniques (not LLMs to be clear) and it's working pretty great. Contact in my profile if this is something of interest to you.
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by omneity 3y ago
This point is understated. One of the main reasons cloud is so attractive to executives is the smaller devops footprint compared to a traditional on-premise deployment. A solution as lightweight on operations as Oxide challenges this premis
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by omneity 3y ago
Yes that’s also how I understood it. Maybe it was ambiguously expressed, but I mean “8k tokens as input is a lot of information to encode”
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by omneity 3y ago
Impressive work. I wonder what would be the best way to use 8k embeddings. It’s a lot of information to keep in a vector, so things like “precision” of the embedding space and its ability to distinguish very similar large documents will be
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by omneity 3y ago
I tend to subscribe to this viewpoint. With the size of the opportunity and the level of competition, and barring some exponential compounding dynamic (possible in this space of all industries), I don’t see foundational model providers like
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What Is Data: A Brief Guide(omarkama.li)
3 points by omneity 3y ago|0 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
It takes time to wake up to it, by which point they got what they wanted and have a new sucker lined up.
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by omneity 3y ago
People in power who are aware of this and still make these decisions are the worst. I’ve seen abject examples in my career. And what happens when you complain about burnout, repeatedly? - “Yeah it happens. Why not take a vacation?”, but dro
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Sawalni: The Dawn of Moroccan AI(omarkama.li)
2 points by omneity 3y ago|0 comments
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by omneity 3y ago
That's actually how I first learned English!
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by omneity 3y ago
Barring bad time-management habits, gaming stimulates and develops both motor and intellectual skills, and offers a safe and sandboxed environment to experiment and get exposed with various topics. (YMMV with multiplayer games, but that&#x2
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by omneity 3y ago
Same, but then it could also be too slow or unpleasant to look at. Maybe a smaller pacman that eats multiple lines at once? Either way it's a pretty cool idea and execution, well done OP :)
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by omneity 3y ago
This is a great point, it doesn’t have to be a perfect technical countermeasure. Being able to prove opt-out using a watermark tech like this one, maybe even encoding provenance, could make for very interesting legal battles.
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by omneity 3y ago
I keep waiting for someone to build an alternative to wamp/autobahn and to deepstream.io Bifrost seems to be a great contender. Client code looks a bit convoluted, but that probably can be improved over time. Will keep an eye on this!
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by omneity 3y ago
Nice one! If only we could combine the two :)
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by omneity 3y ago
Erlang is awesome! I never had a chance to use it in anger but I've been keeping a close eye on Erlang/Elixir for years. In fact we almost considered moving to it at my project for the sake of stability, but went with adopting som
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by omneity 3y ago
I mean, I do agree with the parent, insofar as I don't want to deal with the mess of microservices/functions firsthand. Now if a runtime could reap the benefits of this architecture automatically, sort of like a compiler would opt
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by omneity 3y ago
I want a language/runtime that abstracts this away from me. I'll implement and debug functions the regular way, with the runtime in charge of deploying them whichever way fits. Bonus points for deducing infrastructure from statica
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by omneity 3y ago
Thanks, please consider sharing your pinwheel, I'm sure it was awesome to make too! You're touching on an important point. I tried to figure out CFR[] by trial and error and it was a lot of fun, the kind of which I didn't fee
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by omneity 3y ago
Usually there's a liquidity pool which acts like a self-service market maker (see Uniswap for details on how it works). Unless everyone pulls their stake from the liquidity pool (it's the same "pull" in rugpull), there i
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by omneity 3y ago
This is awesome. I got nerd-sniped trying to create Moroccan Zellige [0], a highly geometric tiling, which seems like a great match to CFR[]. My best rendition (would have been better if there was a counter clockwise rotation, improvements

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