tessierashpool9

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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
isn't this a key question? anybody here knowledgeable and care to reply?
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
a quick look leaves me with the question: what exactly is being tokenized? RDS, OWL, Neo4j, ...? how is the knowledge graph serialized?
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
not really - the use case mentioned where you suffer from a slow terminal is a code smell as far as i am concerned
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
so, it's convenience. fair enough. i'm just trying to make sense of why it is so popular on hn. i often see stuff rated to mount everest here and i just don't get it. and then i'm wondering is it me? or is it them? am i
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
you are giving the text a little too much credit in my opinion.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> I don't think that's fair at all. Every engineer should regularly reflect on where they could improve, it is fair and you didn't read the article ;) (b/c: the author isn't offering anything on how to improve. q
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
what was the motivation to start this project? it got so many points here, hence I assume there must be something really useful about it - but I so far fail to see it.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
why don't you just pipe it into a file and then less it? if your redis stuff prints so much stuff you might want to reevaluate the respective program logic.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
what is the current maximum ball park amount of data one can realistically handle on a single machine setup on AWS / GCP / Azure? realistically means keeping in mind that the processing itself also requires memory as well as prere
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i personally do not watch a movie for its comments on wealth, power and what have you. why would i? just to confirm my opinions? why would i require movies for that. movies are for entertainment. both EWS and MHD are very entertaining movie
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
from my own experience and observations i'd say anti-karma is real. you do good, fate will punish you for it ;)
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
that's a bit ridiculous - isn't it. also there are similar magic math proofs designed to lead the onlooker astray by miniscule inaccuracies and suddenly it follows that 1 = 0.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i'm not a big fan of this space ship design.
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Diamonds are forever? World-first carbon-14 diamond battery made(gov.uk)
4 points by tessierashpool9 2y ago|0 comments
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
the last thing the world or rather germany needs is a news ticker based on ... the tagesschau LOL
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i can't help it but hear LoRA spoken by a parrot in my head. LoRA, LoRA, ...
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
that sounds interesting. never heard of that. are those conductors passive? just a mesh of copper wire or sth like that?
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
looks interesting. a network of maybe solar-powered scrapped commodity hardware or cheap raspis. maximum of 1kB/sec bandwidth. fully encrypted. no logging. all peer to peer networked. messaging / chat, text-based websites. maybe s
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Toy Models of Superposition (2022)(transformer-circuits.pub)
45 points by tessierashpool9 2y ago|0 comments
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
then let's go off-ham
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
at the risk of this not flying well with some ham people here but i'd say the heck with those regulations i'm encrypting and that's the end of the story it's called clandestine for a reason after all
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
breaking up crystalline structures by force usually severely damages the tissue. but interesting it is.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i'd love to see some grassroots-powered clandestine para-web running at least partially on radio. obviously such a project would either immediately or at some point face the usual issues like: spam, cp etc. that's why i believe su
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
> Your body, your choice. But if you regularly run over people, I will take away your drivers license. do i really have to explain this to you ...
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
or you are looking at this maybe a little rosy colored. the tabacco ban in new zealand, as well as same ideas for england, would affect also grownups. also - what is social media anyway? i don't think this can be as easily defined as a
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
prohibition of alcohol didn't just cause less people to drink and more to drink less ... it provided the breeding ground for organized crime, caused people to go blind from drinking self-made liquor and started the war on drugs which e
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
prohibition of alcohol didn't just cause less people to drink ... it provided the breeding ground for organized crime, caused people to go blind from drinking self-made liquor and started the war on drugs which eventually led to the fe
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
it looks more like complex twitching or precise execution of an acrobatic program but lacking the soul which would qualify it as dancing. more like little robots trying to dance.
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
prohibition never worked and won't ever - the only way to make it work is by implementing a total surveillance state with draconian punishment for noncompliant citizens. but given that i'm more or less the only one realizing that
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by tessierashpool9 2y ago
i don't have children and i don't care about the future of our species. solution is easy - don't bring children into this world. having said that; life always finds a way and even dire future projections won't be much wo

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