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by ra 3y ago
Initially, I thought it was the turn-by-turn mapping app. Apparently, there are three wise companies.
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by ra 3y ago
This is last year's April fools joke?
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by ra 3y ago
It doesn't matter what the odds are; loss of connectivity is going to happen. Packet loss is common across the internet, fortunately we have protocols that can deal with this.
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by ra 3y ago
makes it hard to read
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Mistral becomes the talk of Davos as business leaders seek AI gains(ft.com)
1 points by ra 3y ago|0 comments
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by ra 3y ago
I think this was just a year or two before Dennis Ritchie created C
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by ra 3y ago
Yep - energy security draws battle lines, generally not isolated military events.
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by ra 3y ago
MH17 was shot down by a Russian anti-aircraft missile, killing all 298 p.o.b. with no consequences for Russia. Russia has flown Bear nuclear-capable bombers over the UK (actually over land), with no consequences [1]. Russia, Iran, and North
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The secret sauce for Taiwan's chip superstardom(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by ra 3y ago|1 comments
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by ra 3y ago
Can we show the black banner, please?
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by ra 3y ago
Hey - that's pretty sweet. Backtesting options strategies aint easy.
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by ra 3y ago
Indeed. LLM is an application on a transformer trained with backpropagation. What stops you from adding a logic/mathematic "application" on the same transformer?
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by ra 3y ago
Yes - ours is RWD.
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by ra 3y ago
We just got a Tesla model Y. When we picked it up, they told us to charge it up to 100% at least once per week. Is there something different about these batteries?
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Hedge Fund Manager Hunts Ocean Treasure Worth Billions: Big Take(bloomberg.com)
14 points by ra 3y ago|1 comments
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by ra 3y ago
> I guess there must be something about our brains that divides us in the dynamic vs static typing camps. I've wondered if that's a thing. It seems to be.
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by ra 3y ago
Now I can't unsee "peeing"
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by ra 3y ago
Any food that is disproportionately represented in our post hunter-gatherer diet, especially processed food, must have an element of "bad for you" in it. Eat whole foods and maintain a level of exercise and don't sweat the sm
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by ra 3y ago
It's not about the language, it's about access to APIs. Apple's MO is to keep some APIs for itself, making them unavailable to third-parties.
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by ra 3y ago
“Just ship it already” … dependency bloat is not a valid complaint for a new product.
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by ra 3y ago
As is snowplow https://github.com/snowplow/snowplow-javascript-tracker
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by ra 3y ago
Sub $100 USD is a pretty good price. What comparable products have you seen for less?
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by ra 3y ago
Kaparthy explained how LLMs can retrospectively assess their own output and judge if they were wrong. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZQun8Y4L2A&t=1607s
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by ra 3y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with the main thrust of your comment. Care to expand on your (related: potential catastrophe) opinion?
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by ra 3y ago
Yeah, and you would have thought that in calm weather there would have been something to see on the surface. I hope they're OK.
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by ra 3y ago
I'm no expert, but I do know there's anything fundamentally flawed about polymer composites (including carbon fibre composites) in place of metals. Composite properties can be fairly accurately measured and tested, just like any o
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by ra 3y ago
I also can't get paste the spinner with passwords < 20 chars.
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by ra 3y ago
Wife and I volunteer for our kids school, and also the kids weekend sports (Soccer, Cricket). We've made a lot of friends through that and because it's all local a strong sense of community between all the families that get invol
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by ra 3y ago
I think you just need to educate yourself a bit about the space. These models are very small (the large version is only 1B parameters) so should run on a 4GB gaming GPU.
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by ra 3y ago
I'm in Australia. Searching for "openai chatgpt" returns all those third-party wrappers, but not the official one.

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