tingletech

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by tingletech 2mo ago
you still seem to be conflating layoffs with firing someone where you have to train their replacement.
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CIE 1931 XYZ colour space (2024)(observablehq.com)
2 points by tingletech 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tingletech 2mo ago
you can test it out with bunx gloomberb
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by tingletech 2mo ago
I think the author is distributing a web app that is run by hobbyists with a lot of esoteric home labs?
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by tingletech 2mo ago
you have to have either a tall viewport or scroll to the bottom of the page
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by tingletech 2mo ago
When I tried to sign up for Qwen last month (after getting an ad on youtube), after entering my credit card for a "free" trial, Alibaba wanted me to upload a picture of my driver's license to be able to use it! I almost sold
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by tingletech 2mo ago
That's what is seems to say in the article
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by tingletech 3mo ago
Depends on your rules of order. Under Robert's you can have multiple seconds but seconds aren't recorded. In model UN there are multiple seconds. Second'ing a motion is not generally an endorsement per se, it's just s
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by tingletech 3mo ago
my grandpa had a table top model of a beam engine that he would power with a pressure cooker
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by tingletech 3mo ago
What does the patent and trademark office have to do with the copyright office at LoC? I agree that the copyright office has not said this either -- they have just said that you need to be a human to register a copyright.
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by tingletech 3mo ago
the grammar support/json-schema applies to a whole response, but I was under the impression a similar logit guide rail can be applied when a tool call is opened.
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by tingletech 3mo ago
it works quite will for me in llama.cpp, but I get more like 20% to 40% speedup on tokens per second. I generally use spec-type = draft-mtp,ngram-mod spec-draft-n-max = 4 I have not observed any effect on prompt processing, which
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by tingletech 3mo ago
I thought they got like a logit mask that removes illegal next tokens, at least in llama.cpp and GBNF.
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by tingletech 3mo ago
depending on the age of the children, could it be designed this way for people who are not allowed to access the internet generally, but their parents will let them have the app installed for vacation?
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by tingletech 3mo ago
The comments are not showing up for me now, but when they were still showing for anonymous users, there was a link to https://commoncrawl.org . I've been sort of worried about letting agents hit websites, I wonder if a fetc
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by tingletech 3mo ago
I had just never heard of it before, I didn't realize it was well know. I was quoting from it's specification.
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by tingletech 3mo ago
In the context of the title of the hn submission, I read “RAG Context” as “the retrieved content injected into the context window” .... "read" read /rε d/ not /riːd/ > So when an agent does "cat file.t
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by tingletech 3mo ago
I read “RAG Context” as “the retrieved content injected into the context window”
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Supporting Ordering in Schema.org(blog.schema.org)
2 points by tingletech 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tingletech 3mo ago
"Standard ML is a functional programming language, in the sense that the full power of mathematical functions is present." From a Pdf linked on the repo (I didn't know what Standard ML was, I was hoping for a mark up languag
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Commits · antirez/ds4 glm5.2 branch(github.com)
3 points by tingletech 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tingletech 3mo ago
I just googled it a second ago https://martinfowler.com/articles/codemods-api-refactoring.h...
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by tingletech 3mo ago
Google ships a local LLM with chrome browser nowadays. Don't they also provide the weights for the LLM built into iOS and MacOS?
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by tingletech 4mo ago
You could also produce special purpose applications this way, say to provide access to the online library catalog, or a run a gopher client for use in a public terminal lab. Telnetting to a unix account running some sort of restricted shel
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by tingletech 4mo ago
When I was an undergraduate biology student in 1991 a suitemate told me I should go to some desk in some building over by Muir and get an account on the VAX. There were strange rooms all over campus that were open 24/7 and were loaded
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by tingletech 4mo ago
I do think it pays to be nice to the model. When the context window is running out I like to ask "please summarize what went well and what didn't work in this session. How could the user be more helpful?"
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by tingletech 4mo ago
that article seems to suggest 20TB total over the dozen deployments in prod.
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by tingletech 5mo ago
Why would a model know that one washes cars at a car wash? We don't clean our bodies at the body wash or clean the kitchen at the kitchen wash.
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by tingletech 5mo ago
When I was about 4 years old, this was the first movie I saw in a theater, it was a double feature with fantasia. Next time I remember going to a theater when my parents took me and a friend out of kindergarten to see Star Wars on opening
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by tingletech 5mo ago
isn't sound a time series? I guess it's not usually 64-bit doubles.

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