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by rvcdbn 3y ago
You could ask the same kind of question about General Relativity. Sure mass/energy causes the curvature of spacetime but tell me how it does or your theory is worthless. Even without the “how” GR still makes testable predictions that a
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
Why wouldn’t you use colab for nsfw? Do you really not trust Google Cloud that much? Or do they have some kind of policy I’m not aware of (can’t imagine how they would enforce this)?
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
If it makes you feel any better, same.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
What would it take to make it plan A? My take: rust-level WASM support and a decent standard library.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
If it comes with Apple's usual 14 day no questions asked money-back guarantee, I will absolutely try it. If I can comfortably code in it for a workday instead of external monitors, I will definitely keep it.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
I think you have to ask yourself "compared to what?". Compared to REST, I would argue auto-generated GraphQL clients are superior (compared to auto-generated REST clients based on something like OpenAPI). Compared to gRPC, I think
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
i think it would be super interesting to do a study where we compared the effects of moderate/high-dose psychedelics to some other substance that had comparable subjective effects. but (a) i don't think such a control substance ac
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
I agree that “computational advantage” is probably too strong a conclusion. However, it is intriguing to think about how this general effect (increasing the time span over which data are integrated) could extend to more abstract reasoning.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
What you seem to be after is scientific evidence. The problem is that these substances by nature cannot be double-blind trialed because blinding is impossible. So as individuals we all need to make a decision whether we would like to try th
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
This is such a bizarre comment to make about something that is Apache licensed. Who cares what happened before now that it’s truly open?
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
Kind of wish this actually worked as a phone by running Android in the cloud. Would be really useful to have a second phone inside an app for all sorts of things.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
I think these are both important perspectives. There’s a real societal cost to having some of the best AI researchers with a golden gag only able to share limited details about their work the main bulk of which remains behind closed doors.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
I've used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FSFBSXY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... It's pretty much exactly what you're describing. My only complaint is that the velcro wears off after time and it stops
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
I hope we see more of this sort of use of WASM (creating universal libraries). Same argument applies for Go/cgo.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
It’s also open source under a permissive license so personally I see that as mostly upside.
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by rvcdbn 3y ago
There have to be easier ways to share costs of running the same model, no?
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
Really wish there were more of these kinds of tools to make sense of GDPR dumps.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
These kinds of tools are designed to work in monorepos so you don’t really rely on package management like you do with separate repos. This works really well for sharing close inside companies/entities. Doesn’t work as well for sharing
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
By this line of reasoning wouldn’t Ethereum miners be liable too? (assuming this was all implemented on ethereum)
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
If an institution is a net negative and it dies then we are better off immediately. Even if it’s not a net-negative and it dies we might be better off in the long term because something better replaces it.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
This is a good thing. Many people are of the opinion that model weights don’t have copyright independent of the source code used to generate them. The source code and training data are all open. The model weights are a deterministic functio
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I really wish they would make this tech available via gcloud. Seems like it would be very popular and a great way to attract other gcloud business away from MS/GitHub which scales horribly.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I wish the JEP showed which company was behind it. It has an author but it’s just a username not a full name and doesn’t indicate the company they work for.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I think this Java oddity is the main practical motivation for a lot of factory methods. I wonder if we will see fewer after this change.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
this is also something I’ve been thinking about for a while. I messaged you on IG (I’m semistrict there)
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I’m unfamiliar with this. What are the kinds of things one could do with this? Why is it useful?
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
Agreed! I think one useful direction to take this debate is to admit that in order for you or me to interact with the tool we need to have a mental model of the tool (so we have some idea of how to interact with it). So which mental model i
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
It's definitely missing a "module" that humans have: something like an ability to know & admit when it's not certain about something. The way I think of it is: imagine if you constitutionally unable to ever admit tha
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
I hear this type of opinion expressed frequently by coders. I use ChatGPT pretty much every day (to help with various tasks) and there's just no way to hold on to this kind of belief after you get to "know" it at that level.
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by rvcdbn 4y ago
Why not use protobuf for serializing data between plugin and host language?

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