swsieber

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by swsieber 3y ago
I'm actually a really big fan of affine types and adts with great pattern matching. The performance is nice too, but I stayed for all the other nice bits that are put together really well (except async, but eventually...). Rust has bee
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by swsieber 3y ago
I want to take a minute on rant about the insanity that is having node_modules used a caching location. That's the big reason for the incompatibility for between npm and any package manager that attempts to clean up the node_modules me
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by swsieber 3y ago
I was a yarn 2+ convert because of how much faster installs were (and the corresponding reduced disk bloat). It unfortunately doesn't play well with Angular, and lots of people fall back to the "node_modules" strategy which d
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by swsieber 3y ago
It did? I thought that proposal was basically stuck; I haven't checked in a while, but I haven't heard of it moving forward either.
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by swsieber 3y ago
Huge shout out for Antichamber. It had a wonderfully mind bending learning curve.
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by swsieber 3y ago
I'd love examples for things I can wrap my head around.
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by swsieber 3y ago
That's way slick. Can I ask what your background is, and what things you're used to working with? I don't have the chops to build what you built, but I'd love to get there.
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by swsieber 3y ago
> Or did the authors count the amount of training data for the LLMs to the required training data for the destined/task-specific models? Yes. They are counting the amount of data you need to collect to solve your problem. I can grab
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by swsieber 3y ago
> also to anyone reading this. DONT POST any code to Zig issue tracker. post it to your own repo, and link to it if need be. any code you post to the tracker becomes MIT license, which I learned the hard way. Any insight on this? How can
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by swsieber 3y ago
Oh that's a bummer about the isolated or filtered. Thanks for the heads up!
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by swsieber 3y ago
For those wanting to do similar things, I found https://www.thinq.ai/RPi_Ethernet_USB_OpenWRT.html to be a pretty good page on how to do usb over ethernet in both directions with open wrt, which was a big chunk of the myste
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by swsieber 3y ago
Interesting. I did not know that about Animal Crossing. It sounds like that's because the last person is remote? I'd ideally be trying to resolve that quirk by using VPN (plus proxy-arp?) to put all the switches on the same VPN de
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by swsieber 3y ago
Hmm... that's a reasonably priced prepackaged solution. Thanks for pointing that out. I am tempted to still use VoCore since it appears to run OpenWRT out of the box and I'm really only aiming to support a single device. Hmm..
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by swsieber 3y ago
Thank you!! I hadn't hear of proxy-arp, but it seems like from cursory google searches that reading up on it will lead me down a promising path.
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by swsieber 3y ago
So, something I've really wanted to do, but don't have the chops for is this: Make a small dongle that plugs into an ethernet jack and sets up an wifi access point that is run over a VPN. e.g. I could give one to my friend and any
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by swsieber 3y ago
A single threaded Tokio runtime still has a separate thread pool for heavy tasks. Maybe block_on? I can't remember where I read that tho. Edit: not block_on, but spawn_blocking. See https://www.reddit.com/r/rust&#x
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by swsieber 3y ago
There's a few other options that I think in combination would make things much better. 1) Make using proc macros in your own application code faster: Encourage better macro re-export hygiene. Basically, one of the reasons serde + serde
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by swsieber 3y ago
I belong to a religion that's really strong in western U.S. and less prevelant as you go east. Congregations are assigned based on geography and sometimes language. I prefer the congregations out east that cover half a city because you
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by swsieber 3y ago
Extracting data from documents.
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by swsieber 3y ago
Isn't the big issue not bots reading but bots generating? You could allow bots in a read only fashion.
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by swsieber 3y ago
I mean... you just batch those cents and have cash out limits. Preload accounts, etc. * note that the word just does an obscene amount of lifting in that sentence.
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by swsieber 3y ago
Well... no. Proof of work doesn't mean you the human have to do work. Bitcoin is a proof of work system but you don't calculate the numbers by hand. The question there is if an acceptable amount of work (e.g. cpu/gpu work) on
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by swsieber 3y ago
>> on a corpus of ... abstracts Wait a minute. Isn't the abstract the summary? I've read accounts of people digging through a paper and seeing impossible, obviously fabricated numbers. I don't think those types of issue
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by swsieber 3y ago
> [I]t is common sense to a _celiac_ that gluten causes inflammation throughout the body and brain even of _non-celiacs_ (emphasis mine) I don't follow how this is common sense. It looks like extrapolating from your condition (celia
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by swsieber 3y ago
Any idea how it was made? I'd like to do the same.
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by swsieber 3y ago
IIRC been some proposals floating around, but one major block is asncy drop. This is the article I'm thinking of specifically: https://blog.yoshuawuyts.com/tree-structured-concurrency/
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by swsieber 3y ago
I believe rust is sort of similar in that apart from the references, it's very heavy on the move semantics. And IIRC, sometimes it's doing extra memcpys. But I don't know if Rust is explicitly targeting const reference passin
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by swsieber 3y ago
I had the same questions and found this article: https://snacksafely.com/2016/06/kelloggs-unintended-conseque... Basically, there were stricter measures put in place called HARPC. From my linked article: > The
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by swsieber 3y ago
I mean... people who go to cancer clinic have cancer at a higher rate than those who don't. Cancer clinics cause cancer. And therapists create mentally unstable people, etc. You wouldn't have to fork the universe. I think a random
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by swsieber 3y ago
I mean... people who go to cancer clinic have cancer at a higher rate than those who don't. Cancer clinics cause cancer. And therapists create mentally unstable people, etc. You wouldn't have to fork the universe. I think a random

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