return_to_monke

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by return_to_monke 3y ago
or it is part of the authors culture? imo there ain't nothing wrong with double negation
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Ray tracer written in pure CMake(github.com)
2 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|1 comments
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The Big Idea · Unison(unison-lang.org)
1 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
> Chrome is experiencing unprecedented competition From where? 65% globally use Chrome ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_web_browsers ). The only widespread competition is from Safari and FF, both of wh
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
I do not find that BMI would be a good indicator, since (based on my own experience), people in the military are pretty muscular. BMI works for the average person but cannot differentiate between extra muscle mass and extra fat mass. on the
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
research papers yes, models no.
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
this is actually what an AI would do!
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A New Voyage – Solus(getsol.us)
3 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 3y ago
with both this and https://Open-Assistant.io , I believe we have entered the Stable Diffusion era of large language models
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CrabLang(crablang.org)
116 points by return_to_monke 3y ago|77 comments
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
Seems like Slint is trying to be a Flutter but for rust - which is a very nice thing. Dart has a lot of bad coding concentions taken from Java (eg classes everywhere) which make it really easy to write slow software.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
what was in the original letter? it got deleted.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
an argument for it is that it couples content and styling together, instead of them being in different layers. Sometimes, they are, and should be, separate. But in other cases, styling is related to the content, or part of it.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
that would sadly hurt more, I think. Journals are eager to publish new studies as facts (did you know that eating sugar will make you lose weight???) (ignoring that all those who were studied were pro byciclers burning off 3000 calories a d
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
also: https://youtu.be/USKD3vPD6ZA
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
they are probably banned from doing any business in eg. Russia
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
how else would one know they aren't sponsored by Big HDD?
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
The nix language, albeit for a package manager, is really similar. You get json-like "attrsets" and can have variables and functions. Then of course you can export it to different formats as well. https://nixos.org The
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
The title encompasses my thoughts about the LLM perfectly. It is amazing to see that a very weird concept (randomising data, testing it, and randomising the best ones at predicting the next tokens again) would work but it seems to do. Of co
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
Tick tick has a free version. Reflect does not.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
The internet has turned people into a mindless mob, also including myself. Most people tend to take the same side their favourite celebrities do, and then argue for that to the extremes.
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OpenChatKit(github.com)
5 points by return_to_monke 4y ago|1 comments
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
I think your first statement is incorrect. Lora seems to be a method to fine-tune and optimize the weights of models like Alpaca. It is not a different dataset. This reduces model sizes and therefore also compute costs. See the abstract of
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
a) you shouldn't be demoted because of your political donations, as long as you're not donating to do harm - whether Eich was donating to a harmful organization is debatable b) This has nothing to do with "wholeness" an
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
we could do a rematch tho, where gpt goes first and Bart answers.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
about 5 months late, and not public. not looking that great.
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
of course I can ! just pull in libcurl and then it is just parsing cli arguments
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
I do not think so. I see this argument made all the time. While it might be correct at a Micro-Level ("all it does is predict the next word!!!" "it just finds patterns!!!") I dont think that semantics matter here. It has
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Linux Kernel Networking Driver Development Impacted by Russian Sanctions(phoronix.com)
1 points by return_to_monke 4y ago|0 comments
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by return_to_monke 4y ago
hn is much more ... extreme

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