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by ryeguy_24 1y ago
Rhetorical question man. I meant who spends time on this stuff.
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by ryeguy_24 1y ago
How in the world did someone find this? The fact that things like this are found is a really an interesting revelation about the collective productivity of the humans race on the planet - all pushing the boundaries of knowledge in everythin
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by ryeguy_24 1y ago
Would Microsoft have to comply with this also? Most enterprise users are acquiring LLM services through Microsoft's instance of the models in Azure? (i.e. data is not going to Open AI but enterprise gets to use Open AI models)
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Ask HN: How much of LLM coding skill comes from StackOverflow?
3 points by ryeguy_24 1y ago|1 comments
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
I’ve seen so much content on the Internet dedicated to how hard Git is to understand the moment you get beyond basic functionality. Is Git the problem or is meant to be used only after months of training and practice? Seems silly to have an
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Your article starts off with a grand proclamation that isn't true in most cases. Then you talk about how anyone can prompt an LLM. Most of HN already knows that engineers aren't needed to prompt an LLM. Then you state: "By
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Agree.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
I mean...maybe. The title should be "Engineers are not needed for prompting LLMs"? Yes, LLMs can write code. But I don't think they are at the level yet to build and maintain complex and high-stakes systems with a few prom
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Ask HN: Online backup recommendations
2 points by ryeguy_24 2y ago|2 comments
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Same for my mother-in-law. But very little benefit unfortunately. It’s a shame it didn’t add much value for such big surgeries.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
The big question for me is what data contributes to the global index. I would definitely be unhappy if my own photos (pixels + GPS location) were being added to this global index. For example, if someone takes a picture of my house, could
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
I added the prime in the title to indicate that this version is a bit different from the original t * sin(t) post.
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T * sin (t)' ≈ Ornamented Christmas Tree (2013)(community.wolfram.com)
401 points by ryeguy_24 2y ago|44 comments
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Merry Christmas HN. Ever year, the original T * sin(t) Christmas tree gets posted. This year, I wanted to call out my favorite modification by Silvia Hao. It’s beautiful. One year, I’ll try to add to its beauty. But for now, I’ll just appre
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Exactly. First thought in my head. It’s beautiful and so calming.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
I was just there and thinking the exact same thing. Looks identical. I am curious to know if the designer is the same.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Sorry, I wasn’t clear. I was speaking about utility models/libraries to compute things like meaning similarity with not just token embeddings but with attention too. I’m really interested in finding a good utility that leverages the tr
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Which do use attention? Any recommendations?
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Good observation. I wonder if that's something S9 can do too.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Apple Watch Ultra 2 is stuck on the S9. The S10 looks different if visually inspected but curious to know performance differences as they didn't mention much about S10 improvements this time.
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
I love this quote for some reason.
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Ask HN: I miss the internet of the 90s/00s. What should I do?
38 points by ryeguy_24 2y ago|54 comments
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Agree
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
Sorry but am I the only one who got absolutely nothing from this. Firstly, I’ve never read more generalizations or stereotypes in a PG post. So manager mode is when a person sits at the top of a company, speaks to X direct reports and cares
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by ryeguy_24 2y ago
This is amazing work. I wanted to build something similar (virtual) while I was taking the Nand2Tetris course. I'm so impressed that you actually did it. You must have a really good understanding of how computers work now.
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by ryeguy_24 3y ago
I’m sure Apple doesn’t love the fact that Hackintosh exists but I’ll tell you what. After installing it on my gaming PC 15 years ago, i loved it and bought my first Mac shortly after. It was a previously owned Mac because I was still gettin
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by ryeguy_24 3y ago
How does gradient descent work with these discrete ternary parameters? If you compute the partial differential for a parameter, how do you determine what to nudge the parameter when updating on back propagation? Do you only update if the
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by ryeguy_24 3y ago
And those are the cars I won't ever buy. CarPlay has become so important to my driving experience that it's a non-negotiable feature for me. I think a lot of people would say the same.
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by ryeguy_24 3y ago
Really good point. Shouldn’t have included that conditional statement.
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by ryeguy_24 3y ago
If you don’t own your company, you are always measured on optics. If the person who employs you does not optically see your value, you don’t stand a chance working there. If employment is the measurement, optics will always be important. Fo

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