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by shusaku 4y ago
I was thinking that you’d need a separate chip so that there’s no memory issues when rendering, but I don’t have enough expertise in this
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by shusaku 4y ago
I’m really curious when we will get there. Especially game consoles, a dedicated chip for running inference could be really fun for developers
273.
by shusaku 4y ago
This is just more of the same thing the author was complaining about.
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by shusaku 4y ago
> “He modeled its ugly face after a local butcher,” his son, Neils, later told The New York Times. “My father owed this man money, and this was his revenge.” Alas, the butcher too failed to put the proper copyright notice on his face
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by shusaku 4y ago
In general GPT seems bad at enforcing constraints. But also, by its nature it just makes things up on the fly, so how could it keep the story consistent if it has no plan from the start?
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by shusaku 4y ago
LED Christmas lights are great because I can leave them on guilt free
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by shusaku 4y ago
The article says > Peer-Reviewed Publication But the article seems to describe an upcoming poster?
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by shusaku 4y ago
“I’ll hire 5x as many people and work them twice as hard to be 10x more productive” is a disastrous mindset for managing software….
279.
by shusaku 4y ago
I’m defense of FPS 4.0, plenty of modern Fortran compilers have bugs too…
280.
by shusaku 4y ago
Amusingly, it shows your recently played albums even from the main music app. If you click on them, you see only the songs it counts as classical.
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by shusaku 4y ago
Can it really optimize code? And what granularity have you seen it succeed?
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by shusaku 4y ago
I like it for tip of my tongue questions too
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by shusaku 4y ago
> An extra mile a day of walking burns about 100 calories, or just over 1 Oreo. Google tells me an Oreo has 53 calories, so it’s not quite that bad
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by shusaku 4y ago
The point was that just as Leonardo knew the key aspects of a figure to highlight for realism, Picasso used them for deconstruction. Picasso here, is not about symbolism, but about the interaction of the shape of objects with our experience
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by shusaku 4y ago
In the spirit of the above poster, I have to say as an undergrad we spent a lot of time on relational algebra rather than SQL, even though the latter is surely more practical.
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by shusaku 4y ago
In addition to the nice biography about a superb scientist, I also found this interesting: > Wu might have been hesitant to discuss evidence of entanglement because throughout the 1950s and 1960s, such quantum-foundations work was stigma
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by shusaku 4y ago
> While the royal commission of inquiry was in place, John Gynwell, the Bishop of Lincoln, imposed an interdict on the townspeople, and banned all religious practices, including services (except on key feast days), burials and marriages;
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by shusaku 4y ago
One of these days I need to make flash cards of those makefile automatic variables…
289.
by shusaku 4y ago
That’s a pretty old scam, but kids these days seem to have easier access to credit cards than when I was growing up, so I expect it is quite lucrative.
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by shusaku 4y ago
> People often suggest that interviewing.io should create a certification that our users can post on their LinkedIn profile, e.g., something like “Top 10% performer on interviewing.io” Rest of the discussion aside, “we will give you a ce
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Attributes that make small dogs cute are strangling their ability to function(aeon.co)
2 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
On a related know, I wonder if an Airbnb can effectively sue you or there is some kind of mediation clause
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What is mini FM(anarchy.translocal.jp)
63 points by shusaku 4y ago|34 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
Repeat after me, humans are autocomplete models. Humans are autocomplete models. Humans are: __________
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Security vulnerabilities in oneAPI Toolkits may allow escalation of privilege(intel.com)
1 points by shusaku 4y ago|0 comments
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by shusaku 4y ago
Is the United States still tapping their strategic fuel reserves? Perhaps they are keeping gas costs low while other energy prices aren’t seeing any relief
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by shusaku 4y ago
As far as I can tell, it just rephrases the abstracts...
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by shusaku 4y ago
I want to read more comments like this, there seems to be a very clear trend to frame this like an alien invasion. It’s unnerving, even if it’s just click bait driving the narrative…
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by shusaku 4y ago
Colin Nelly’s best point might be his vocabulary, I feel like most decemberist songs hinge on a slightly rare but perfectly selected word.
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by shusaku 4y ago
We lived through kind of a strange time thanks to low interest rates. For awhile you basically could get free lunch on these VC companies dime because they were willing to do everything at a loss. As soon as they tightened the purse strings

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