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by pizza 3y ago
That’s more the medium term than the long term, right? The hope is, in the long run, Elbakyan’s contribution to intellectual freedom will matter more
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by pizza 3y ago
Along those lines, how is that position not randomania? You’re basically saying that the signal to noise ratio is zero so its utility is zero. I guess you must think all of the comments here where someone mentioned how it helped them solve
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by pizza 3y ago
The vscode version, for me, has tended to be a better experience, with fewer random disappointments [0], than the pycharm version. Which is a shame, because the pycharm version, if it got at least as good as pycharm generally, would probabl
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by pizza 3y ago
Trying to build a scalable home 4090 cluster but running into a lot of confusion... Let's say - I have a motherboard + cpu + other components and they've both got plenty of pcie lanes to spare, total this part draws 250W (incl the
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by pizza 3y ago
Anything with feedback control. Updating a priority queue's weights, adaptive caching, adaptive request limiting, etc. Ironically it looks like HN itself rate limited me the first time I tried to reply lol
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by pizza 3y ago
if mind respects body, body respects mind
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by pizza 3y ago
Once the stop token is likeliest
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by pizza 3y ago
How about unix's (and plan9's more extreme version of) "everything is a file" philosophy? The gift that won't stop giving..
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by pizza 3y ago
People can debate till the cows come home. But it's worth remembering that hacker news is about stimulating intellectual curiosity. There's no reason for this to have a fixed flow, either - it's got a hint of diagonalizabilit
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Rosetta Stone for Unix(bhami.com)
3 points by pizza 3y ago|0 comments
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by pizza 3y ago
Two aspects I can think of that contribute to a sense of ‘draining’: - how much one ‘masks’ one’s feelings - how much attention/energy one spends deeply engaging with the other thoughtfully Eg two very different examples of draining co
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by pizza 3y ago
You’re correct. That said it’s kind of wild to me that the silicon lottery has stayed strong. They ought to be made to disclose when they are selling overclocker models that will not really overclock that well. Doesn’t seem right to have to
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by pizza 3y ago
Have to say my experience with Intel and ASUS lately has just been one of shoddiness/instability- 12900ks + z690 desktop build has been pretty unstable just trying to enable the advertised features in the bios (xmp for instance). So I
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by pizza 3y ago
You’d have to quantize the parameters to about 2.7 bits per parameter (24 GB / 70G * 8bits/B) - the model was likely trained at fp16 or fp32 so that would be pretty challenging. Not impossible but probably not readily available at
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by pizza 3y ago
First find out where you’re at. Then you will know better how to go where you want.
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by pizza 3y ago
This kind of thing is going to seem so obvious in hindsight in six months once all the sota methods start converge upon similar improvements lol. It’s still so early, I keep telling myself.
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by pizza 3y ago
Hadn’t heard of this. Thanks. I guess there are probably plenty of little GNU utilities out there that just haven’t hit their deserved mindshare yet
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by pizza 3y ago
Best protip I heard about (n)vim customization: use git branches when you want to switch between different configurations. Eg something like: - vanilla/default - minimal - fancy depending on what you want to deal with. If I go months b
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by pizza 3y ago
You’re correct. There are lots of ways to project a string of embeddings back onto a single embedding - lots of times however these simpler methods do something like pooling the sum if the word embeddings by averaging and hoping that the an
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The Undecidability of BB(748): Understanding Godel’s Incompleteness Theorems [pdf](ingo-blechschmidt.eu)
67 points by pizza 3y ago|39 comments
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by pizza 3y ago
remote control of an ethernet cable
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by pizza 3y ago
> A set has the least structure. It's a discrete category, with no morphisms other than identities. Conversely, the category of sets has the most structure, since its morphisms don't have to preserve any structure. https:&#x
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by pizza 3y ago
I have to say ChatGPT has turned a lot of micro-obstacles into problems that only last a couple of seconds. Stuff like "what's the command to turn a folder of pngs into a video" I can Just Do in seconds with a zsh alias set u
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by pizza 3y ago
It appears to be a one-line (or, if you prefer readability, one-function) change - my guess is 80% chance by EOD and 95% chance by end of week :^)
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by pizza 3y ago
to put it crudely I think the punchline is the spicy food hurts on the way out, and the coffee makes that happen with greater velocity
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by pizza 3y ago
Reminds me of tree_flatten/tree_unflatten from pytrees (jax). Just heard about co-free traversable functors but I don’t quite have the expertise to say whether they are also this
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by pizza 3y ago
Ownership and control vs rent and managed setup
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by pizza 3y ago
Somewhat related: starting a new Ubuntu-pytorch-cuda project? That’ll be 10-15 gigabytes, please. Is there some way to strip down the individual deps? I imagine it’s the way that it is because the drivers and the pytorch source are probabl
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by pizza 3y ago
bittorrent could be an interesting fallback distribution method. There's already academictorrents
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by pizza 3y ago
Succession, too!

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