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by phyrex 3y ago
There’s the code llama model that you can run locally I think which should be able to help you with that: https://ai.meta.com/blog/code-llama-large-language-model-cod...
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by phyrex 3y ago
Have you seen what people say about Zuckerberg on social media?
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by phyrex 3y ago
That’s a separate discussion, and one worth having, but the juxtaposition between the dramatic title and what actually happened is ridiculous
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by phyrex 3y ago
I don’t know why you’re being downvoted. This is literally the core complaint in the article.
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by phyrex 3y ago
It’s very common in big tech, but it obviously doesn’t work like the guy on Reddit is describing.
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by phyrex 3y ago
It is not. It was a data breach: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facebook–Cambridge_Analytica...
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by phyrex 3y ago
That’s just the default feed, there’s also one just for your friends
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by phyrex 3y ago
I’ve tried this but did not find it worthwhile in practice. Either you end up running multiple versions of the same library, which sucks terribly unless your library doesn’t have side effects, or you end up doing a huge versioning dance at
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by phyrex 3y ago
You say that like it’s a fact but Facebook has a humongous monolith and it works fine with tens of thousands of engineers working on it at the same time
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by phyrex 3y ago
That’s just automated A/B testing and very different from generative AI
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by phyrex 3y ago
I got an Apple Watch for this reason when they first came out and found out that people constantly thought I was bored or had to leave because I kept glancing at my watch. Looking at the phone never got a negative response.
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by phyrex 3y ago
It’s the richest country because it has tons of natural resources and wasn’t bombed to pieces in WW2
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by phyrex 3y ago
The guy asked > Twenty years later, I still can't fathom why we're spending so much money on Splunk, DataDog a the like. And the poster above answered that question
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by phyrex 3y ago
At one point it was, but since then it’s become it’s own language with a completely new (JIT-based) implementation
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by phyrex 3y ago
https://hacklang.org/
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by phyrex 3y ago
Why wouldn’t they? Meta does, and they write openly about it
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by phyrex 3y ago
Not even, I believe objects in python are just maps with some syntax sugar. I’m not sure what this is buying over a static class aside from being slower and more awkward to use?
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by phyrex 3y ago
Each entity. Person would be a table, you and I would be rows, correct.
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by phyrex 3y ago
Why not? I don't think there are many graph databases that are set up to handle multiple petabytes of data, so RDBMs make a good storage layer at that scale
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by phyrex 3y ago
Represent every entity (like “person” or “post”) in a large graph using a relational database. You can get to 40k rather quickly
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by phyrex 3y ago
“Nima” could be read as “your momma” in mandarin
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by phyrex 3y ago
People in Canada can't view this content. Content from news publications can't be viewed in Canada in response to Canadian government legislation. https://www.terracestandard.com/wp-content/uploads/2023&#
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by phyrex 3y ago
Yes, that’s the law. And yes, it’s idiotic
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by phyrex 3y ago
They very much didn’t want to ban it, they ALSO wanted to get paid for the social media links too. It just backfired on them.
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by phyrex 3y ago
The law hasn’t come into effect yet, meta was early with its implementation. Google said they would do the same thing once the law applies.
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by phyrex 3y ago
Based on what exactly? The linked article prohibits activities, not entities. Unless the CCP doesn’t use it for spying and military uses and the DoD wants to, this makes no sense.
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by phyrex 3y ago
Do you have any direct experience with the Chinese education system? Aside from the gaokao, which seems unnecessarily brutal to me, I have a fairly good impression of it.
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by phyrex 3y ago
Facebook lets you export all your data iirc. I haven’t tried it but I’d assume that would work for that case
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by phyrex 3y ago
Discussion from 2014: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8383059
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by phyrex 3y ago
Right? Ever since I learned it exists in emacs I’ve been frustrated that this isn’t the top priority in every other editor!

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