selcuka

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901.
by selcuka 2y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. Do you know why it is disabled by default? The docs say "for stability reasons" but don't elaborate further.
902.
by selcuka 2y ago
> but you say it can also use external libraries? so it does not copy those? Yes, it only renames files automatically sync'd from your phone. My understanding is it creates a separate metadata file for each external file, but doesn&
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by selcuka 2y ago
My only gripe with Immich is it renames the files to UUIDs, and stores them in its own directory structure. This works ok if you are only backing up images from your phone as file names don't make sense anyway, but if you have existing
904.
by selcuka 2y ago
> Around the field, across? American football or European?
905.
by selcuka 2y ago
Someone has already tried doing that, and it's pretty close: https://twitter.com/eli_schein/status/1790520139164614820
906.
by selcuka 2y ago
I basically say the same when people ask me if the AI bubble is going to burst. While I agree that the current push for LLMs should be taken with a grain of salt, I don't think it's a bubble either. I have been finding it useful t
907.
by selcuka 2y ago
It seems to be hit and miss, at least with the current PyCharm integration. In some cases it can infer information using other files, in some cases it can't (even if they are open in other tabs).
908.
by selcuka 2y ago
SQS API compatibility?
909.
by selcuka 2y ago
The term "observable universe" is depressing enough for me.
910.
by selcuka 2y ago
I was offered a job a few years ago by someone who saw my Stack Overflow answers, does that count? I don't see something like this happening with ChatGPT.
911.
by selcuka 3y ago
True, but white people historically lived in colder climates with (naturally) less sun exposure , which has changed in the last couple centuries.
912.
by selcuka 3y ago
Not all of them contain those additives [1] (I believe coconut oil is needed because cholecalciferol is not water soluble), but yes, I agree that they should not be pushed as a substitute for sunlight if you have the choice: > Each conce
913.
by selcuka 3y ago
Maybe the percentage of skin cancer deaths was acceptable back then? We now try to save every individual no matter what disadvantage they may have been born with thanks to modern medicine and surgery, and that practice has been changing our
914.
by selcuka 3y ago
> once OpenAI shifts its focus from growth to profit. In the meantime there will be a zillion competitors to OpenAI using open engines for basic tasks, and it will become a commodity product.
915.
by selcuka 3y ago
At least in the other scheme they wash and dry the underpants.
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by selcuka 3y ago
> or just use, I don't know, docker? The author is apparently afraid of docker, hence Docker-phobia.
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by selcuka 3y ago
This looks really cool, congratulations. Are you planning to add some kind of API serving functionality (either by integrating something like Django Ninja or even raw Pydantic)? I think such single file frameworks are great candidates to im
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by selcuka 3y ago
Ah, sorry. It wasn't clear that SQLA meant SQLAlchemy in your first comment.
919.
by selcuka 3y ago
Which other Python based ORM addresses those issues?
920.
by selcuka 3y ago
You have worse things to worry about if a three letter agency is after you. This is for the regular police, and they won't even bother.
921.
by selcuka 3y ago
I'm seeing the same behaviour. It's as if they have a post-processor that evaluates the quality of the response after a certain number of tokens have been generated, and reverts the response if it's below a threshold.
922.
by selcuka 3y ago
Just use the sector number(s) of the damaged parts.
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by selcuka 3y ago
> you can O(1) insert into the middle of Array-likes like Set in JS Sets are supposed to retain the insertion order. I don't think you can insert into the middle, let alone in O(1) time (as they are hashmaps, not linked lists). >
924.
by selcuka 3y ago
> Its largely a variation of delta encoding Amiga famously used a version of hardware backed delta encoding [1] to display more colours on the screen than normally possible within its memory limits. [1] https://en.wikipedia.or
925.
by selcuka 3y ago
> Everything in JavaScript is an object, even Arrays. So even an Array lookup is O(1) in JavaScript - not true in Python where it has to search the Array. Huh? Array and list lookups are O(1) in Python too. Who told you that? Searching i
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by selcuka 3y ago
Ok, not to belittle your work or anything, but I think you are either not using the words correctly, or trolling us here. If we used your "non-LLM" library to build an LLM, it wouldn't be "from scratch" would it? Th
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by selcuka 3y ago
> you could do the same thing with a python dict for example or equivalent mapping types in any programming language. Yes, any language with a hashmap of sorts with O(1) lookups should be equivalent.
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by selcuka 3y ago
I might be misinterpreting the blurb above, but isn't this a JavaScript implementation of a Markov Chain [1]? [1] https://towardsdatascience.com/text-generation-with-markov-c...
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by selcuka 3y ago
I guess it's because an inflationary environment is the best time to increase profit margins, because the average customer won't be able to tell the real increase when everything else gets more expensive as well. It is relatively
930.
by selcuka 3y ago
> they lost me as a potential customer too They probably lost a sizable percentage of those who read these comments as well.

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