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by quadrature 3y ago
>Code can be very easily verified by linters and type systems so the problem of verification is much simpler than in consumer use cases without linters and type systems. you are confusing (syntactic) validation from verification. verifyi
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by quadrature 3y ago
What are the performance implications of this setup?. I dont know much about web stuff, but it seems like most of the markup would be hidden from the browser and so it wouldn't have much control over optimizing the rendering.
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by quadrature 3y ago
of course, I was just using the same terminology as the OP
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by quadrature 3y ago
>"nah, screw it, mostly correct is fine" This isn't new, a big chunk of systems you use everyday are based on probabilistic models and heuristics that work most of the time. LLMs reach very broadly and make the trade off v
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by quadrature 3y ago
No, they didn't have such a high incidence of events prior to the tech layoffs. something material has changed.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Its not a keylogger in itself, its a tool to configure your keylogger.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Why isn’t it sufficient to follow up with MRI scans to ensure the cancer (assuming a tumour) isn’t growing ?.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Pretty much. Analytical aggregates are where they shine.
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by quadrature 3y ago
In row oriented DBs data is laid out row by row. In order to read a column of data the DB has to read through the entire row to get to the next one. When computing an analytical query like the sum of a single column, the DB wastes cycles sk
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by quadrature 3y ago
Agreed. The space of “read a file and X” problems is huge though and it’s been awesome seeing folks solve these themselves.
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by quadrature 3y ago
This is already happening. It’s true that they won’t know how to exactly specify their needs. But they can share input and output examples and iterate on the solution. I know folks without any programming background using ChatGPT to write c
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by quadrature 3y ago
How are updates handled, is it doing a merge on read ?
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by quadrature 3y ago
> optimally rewording questions This kind of concerns me because you could use this to bias surveys in different directions. This obviously already happens, so maybe it just part of the status quo.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Well it did get the first one right.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Interesting, how come there are obviously incorrect pixels ?.
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by quadrature 3y ago
thats awesome. great work developing this!
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by quadrature 3y ago
What is the API like ?, is this something I could easily embed into an application ?
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by quadrature 3y ago
Only thing I can think of is that it might have been the symbolism of the cheque rather than the value.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Bristle's blog is quite good https://www.bristlehealth.com/pages/blog
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by quadrature 3y ago
>one look at a Mr Beast tweet on my homepage, wondered “why would I want to look at this?" They haven't implemented a follower feed yet, but it is in the works.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Definitely, you can also add in foods and supplements to promote beneficial bacteria. But until recently finding objective measures of your interventions was hard.
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by quadrature 3y ago
The incentives in oral care actively work against the patient. Our current system focuses on treating the symptoms instead of the root cause. You should have the knowledge required to advocate for your own outcomes. I’m not affiliated with
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by quadrature 3y ago
keep reading. Their API looks like ``` spark_ai = SparkAI() auto_df = spark_ai.create_df("2022 USA national auto sales by brand") ``` so the prompt will generate code that is part of the DAG
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by quadrature 3y ago
Curious about your use case. Is the idea that you wa t to optimize the conversion and then you would remove the experiment code with the winning variant ?. Or would you prefer to keep the code in and have it continuously optimize variants ?
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by quadrature 3y ago
Google has GCP and Bard(also in GCP) as avenues to commercialize this research. It’s been slow going but I do think we will see a cultural shift towards releasing more products backed by research like this.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Thanks, looks like i need to update my priors.
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by quadrature 3y ago
Thats interesting, i don't see these as occupying the same space. Clickhouse is in the space of realtime analytics and Snowflake is a data warehouse. Although you could use Clickhouse for similar things it will fail at doing large dist
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by quadrature 3y ago
That is really cool, hadn't heard of that before.
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by quadrature 3y ago
>One might ask, why are cpus not being replaced by FPGAs? they do sometimes !, for very specific applications. The problem is that an FPGA is programmed for one specific task and would have to be taken offline and reprogrammed if you wan
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by quadrature 3y ago
Can confirm the list isn't populated https://imgur.com/a/WWYKzpY This is on Google Chrome 112.0.5615.137 (Official Build) (arm64) with no adblock or extensions.

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