rollinDyno

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by rollinDyno 2y ago
I asked because I'm building my own mute list. I realized that I'm spending too much time consuming these news on Twitter and I'd rather stay informed from better quality sources. The list I have come up with so far is: @AOC,
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Ask HN: What words do you mute on Twitter / X?
2 points by rollinDyno 2y ago|7 comments
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A New Deal for Manifold(manifoldmarkets.notion.site)
3 points by rollinDyno 2y ago|0 comments
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by rollinDyno 2y ago
If the point was the presentation of only the next token, and predicted tokens were a function of only the preceding token, then the vector of the new token wouldn’t have the information to produce new tokens that kept telling the novel.
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by rollinDyno 2y ago
That weighted context is the 12228 dimensional vector, no? I suppose that when you each element in the vector weighs 16 bits then the space is immense and capable to have a novel in a point.
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by rollinDyno 2y ago
Hold on, every predicted token is only a function of the previous token? I must have something wrong. This would mean that within the embedding of "was", which is of length 12,228 in this example. Is it really possible that this s
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
When I say I compile information I mean I have a scratchpad in which I fill in the evidence that is relevant to my current needs. So I'll have the source noted there. What I'm trying to say is that I rarely go back to the scratchp
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I don't even save the sources, I'll just assume I'll always have access to the internet and that I'll be able to find what I need when I'm thinking about it.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
It depends on the question. I do not have a list of sources.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I've always wanted to do this for Wikipedia, it could even be a Wikimedia add-on. However, I have recently transitioned towards becoming better at compiling information quickly rather than spending a chunk of my day memorizing facts th
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I find it interesting that as our societies have become increasingly complex and we have organically implemented what we think is an efficient division of labor, we have ended up with people not only specializing across multiple sectors, bu
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
What reasons do you have to trust your intuition? Why do you happen to have a certain intuition and why is it likely to give you the right answers?
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
This post comes in at a very good time because I have recently begun to become interested in particle physics and have so far only resorted to watching YouTube videos. This is a sign that it is maybe time for me to jump into a textbook. How
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
From the Warren and Graham opinion piece on NYT: > Our Digital Consumer Protection Commission Act would create an independent, bipartisan regulator charged with licensing and policing the nation’s biggest tech companies — like Meta, Goog
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
You can always request this data directly from the SEC or the FEC for the raw reports. In my experience, the regulation is does not provide enough transparency. The three main issues I can think of right now are the following: - Citizen&#x2
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I have a country level variable and I want to run a basic regression.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I wish per country data was available. I’m currently trying to estimate Facebook’s ARPU per country.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I currently use Citibike and am happy with it. However, if I ever considered purchasing an EUC instead of a bike it's because I wouldn't have to park it and thus making my trips door-to-door rather than having to stop by wherever
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What is the purpose of political scientists?(yiqinfu.github.io)
1 points by rollinDyno 3y ago|0 comments
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I am considering buying an e-bike. However, I live in NYC and have access to Citibikes. I am a member so I can ride regular bikes for free and pay pennies for short trips on last-gen bikes. So if I pay $1000 for a Roadster V2, what exactly
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
People have already said that LangChain is useful to get ideas about what can be done with LLMs past the single prompt-response dynamic. Something else I thought to add is that LangChain is also useful for prototyping, so you'll be abl
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I raised the same questions as Nat, but I think he hasn't really discovered why we were asking that. The reason why I was looking for a good reason to study calculus is because I was lazy, and if I'm lazy enough then I can change
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I gave this a shot a while back and found plenty of examples but little documentation. For instance, there is a tree structure for storing the embeddings and the library is able to construct it with a single line. However, I couldn’t find a
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I see. If I faced the same constraint I would try to find whether VSCode can access files remotely, which is very likely.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
I have been using VSCode notebooks with .ipynb file extensions, this gives me many advantages as I am able to configure things I'm not able in JupyterLab. I also have access to a very rich ecosystem of plugins. If there is anyone aware
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
Very cute, although I'd like to see what the results are like when choosing the dominant rather than the average color.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
When was the last time Google was proactive rather than reactive? It feels that this is the same for all big Tech firms except for Microsoft.
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
Unfortunately, this is not ready for the sort of papers that I read. I mostly read papers with regression tables or papers with closed-form equations. I have tried using Mathpix to convert the formal theory papers into latex and then fed it
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by rollinDyno 3y ago
Does anyone know if I can integrate this on Quarto? I use VSCode.
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by rollinDyno 4y ago
I've been commuting for about 45 minutes on the subway and I sometimes try to get work done in there. It'd be useful to be able to get answers while offline.

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