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by rileyphone 4y ago
First pg submission in over 3 years. The things you do for love!
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by rileyphone 4y ago
The infra costs are probably minimum $1000/month so it doesn't make sense to target small teams with that overhead yet. I'd expect something open source to appear hear in the next few months, though it might be based on legal
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Should be able to run 65B, people got it running on 64GB. https://twitter.com/lawrencecchen/status/1634507648824676353
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Link doesn't work
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Thanks!
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Do you have a link for the 1997 document? The history is surprisingly difficult to explore for being pretty recent.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
rpg is a gem, I highly recommend his book Patterns of Software for both philosophizing about software and as a memoir of his career.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
NetKernel seemed to have gotten close to this state, it's too bad it stayed commercial and now seems dead. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1O8PwkXfDJg
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by rileyphone 4y ago
I'm enjoying reading your transpiler[0], especially how well you use generator functions. Currently I'm building a similar language in a more opinionated object-oriented style, yet I still find yours inspiring. 0. https:/&#x
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Not the case if your program is spending most of its time waiting, which is typical these days.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
You're incorrect. > For example, LLaMA's 13B architecture outperforms GPT-3 despite being 10 times smaller. Of course this is all on benchmarks but it's a big improvement if true.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Great article, we are only just beginning to see the impact of Whisper. I hope at least that it will trickle into my Alexa sooner rather than later, but I've been scheming other uses for it too. Dictation to notes so I can think out lo
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by rileyphone 4y ago
The users willing to pay for a monthly subscription are much higher value for ads than those who don’t, simple as.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
People just want their work to mean something, to be contributing to success. Heroism is the full commitment to that. Of course it’s riskier, and based on people over processes, but again and again it’s the inspired that build the future. W
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by rileyphone 4y ago
The chat interface invites confusion - of course a user is going to assume what's on the other end is subject to the same folk psychology that any normal chat conversation would be. If you're serving up this capability in this way
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by rileyphone 4y ago
"All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace", by Richard Brautigan (1967) I like to think (and the sooner the better!) of a cybernetic meadow where mammals and computers live together in mutually programming harmony like pure wa
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Brad Cox laid out a scheme similar to this in hopes of solving the software crisis, in his 1995 book Superdistribution. Now, it wasn't really technically feasible when software was local and native, but in the cloud era it makes a lot
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by rileyphone 4y ago
The decision to leave libraries in the standard criteria made the numbers at the end meaningless for the most part - most libraries are barely open as it is, and should be accessible enough by bus regardless. Still a very cool visualisation
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by rileyphone 4y ago
> Finally, a bit of advice for myself: be just a bit less confident in your beliefs & remember Joel Becker’s minute-long “hmmmmmmmmmmmm” whenever he hears you be 100% confident and just maybe stop at 95%. Sounds like he got it.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
I use the velvia function + artificial grain in Lighttable, though I am very amateur.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
How is that nonsensical? Seems quite likely to me, especially if they can ground them better in a factual knowledge base. Most search engine queries are looking for information.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Probably moreso avoiding the DOM, Javascript JITs are very fast.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Heat death is coming soon enough - now is all there is.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
> The fabled guys in a garage inventing the next thing is gone It’s exactly once people start saying this that it becomes the least true.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
With tmux-yank this isn't a problem.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
I had a bug the other day where the whole site was broken because the JS files actually contained HTML - it's kind of funny how the worlds most hyped engineering org still struggles with a basic Web app.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Brains are radically different from GPUs.
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Another really key difference is that Walmart operates retail locations that compete with (more realistically, undercut) smaller local businesses and gut small town America. Let's not paint a rosier picture just because it happened a w
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by rileyphone 4y ago
rip Assistant
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by rileyphone 4y ago
Start a guerilla campaign to put tinted films on all the lights.

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