tommiegannert

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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Those are some pointless tests. E.g. test_activation_stats_functions [1] that just checks that the returned value is a float, and that it can take random numbers as input. test_get_state_dict_custom_unwrap [2] is probably supposed to check
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Huh. Anyone know why the nonce isn't baked into the box upon sealing? It's the same in the original: https://nacl.cr.yp.to/secretbox.html
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
It was also a very simple way of making people save money for retirement: the bank would require you to slowly pay off the loan, so in the end, at least you'd own a house. In a world gaining population, you also have a speculative aspe
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
HR: Always hire people who are (strictly) better than yourself.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
> To summarize how the OPFS differs from the user-visible file system: > * The OPFS is subject to browser storage quota restrictions, just like any other origin-partitioned storage mechanism (for example IndexedDB API). You can access
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Now that we're moving towards context-specific compression algorithms, can we please use WASM as the file header for these media files, instead of inventing something new. :)
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Thanks! Bookmarked. This could be a really useful resource when testing for e.g. thundering herd issues in data structures, while not being in control of the hash function.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Hmm. The state of California would probably argue that both the potatoes and the rosin has turned into cancer-generating zombie paste, at temperatures where using rosin for cooking makes sense.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
The same question scales outwards. Are there forces taking over from gravity at galactic scale? Like, perhaps the galaxy filaments and voids come about due to something we can't even comprehend. It seems unlikely that humans just happe
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
> PeaZip is written in FreePascal compiler, a powerful Open Source cross-platform programming language highly compatible with Delphi and ObjectPascal, and Lazarus ide IDE is required to compile, build, and edit the source code. Cool. Not
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
I was walking through the narrow tourist traps that are the Venetian streets the other week. Lots of stores with shiny pins, bracelets, caps, hats and T-shirts. I realized then why I don't like stores: they're too cluttered. Doesn
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Non-X post: https://www.anthropic.com/news/3-5-models-and-computer-use
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
> Because those same humans have made it so that they cannot be reached, do not have to care about your problems, and do not have to ever deal with any level of accountability for the real human distress they have caused by building syst
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Plus the 2^-l(m) correction term. Feels like multiplication shouldn't be needed for convergence, just monotonicity? I wonder how well it would perform if the model was actually trained the same way.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Probably load bearing. If you remove them, the whole thing crumbles. Before attempting it, I suggest adding multiple support accounts.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Successive approximation. The more I move, the better I know what my family likes. Each new move feels slightly less radical than the previous. Both because you're becoming used to the feeling of being an outsider, and because you&#x27
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
We've had init and inittab for decades. Daemonization was never a necessity. Service managers don't daemonize anything, because they never have to release control to their parent. Just like init always did. The only thing that&#x2
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Journalists are supposed to know that (since they are journalism experts,) and use domain experts for their analysis.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
I use Traefik with OpenID Connect for everything, and Google as IdP. It's few enough people that I simply add them manually to traefik-forward-auth's settings in Docker Compose. https://github.com/thomseddon/t
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Tagging along... If I wanted to do 3D reconstruction of a village from "smooth" street video, what's the best hobby tool today? Gaussian splatting had me amazed, but of course, I'd like a mesh, so there would have to be
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
> 3. Smoke alarm replace-battery beeping I swear the battery runs out more often at night than day. My wife sleeps through it, I become wide awake after the first beep. The beeps are 38s apart, so it takes a while to locate which one is
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
I'm receiving email spam for my business ("Nice product! What does your Go-To-Market strategy look like? ..."), and they often include 'if you don't want more emails from me, just reply "remove me."'.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
The study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41559-024-02525-2 Sampaio et al., Multidimensional social influence drives leadership and composition-dependent success in octopus–fish hunting groups I was curious about the
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. It does avoid a nested if-statement, so agreed it's useful.
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
I used VitePress for a site, but gave up because the themeing is limiting. IIRC, it bugged me that Vue components weren't full-class citizens in pages: you have to define the components in a theme. So I switched to Nuxt (the common Vue
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
At some point, schools were filled with students who wanted to go there. As more and more years in school become mandatory, you'll see more and more students doing the least amount of work. They don't want to be there. It's a
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
> Rust doesn't have syntax to mark a struct field as being in a borrowed state. > ast_nodes: Vec<&'Self::source str>, Oh, that would be neat to replace the https://github.com/tommie/incrstruct
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Am I reading that right that the 7900 XTX is on a par with 3090, and 4090 is twice as fast?
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
Speaking of, here is a little short on that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9MAf245Yag (suicide topic.)
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by tommiegannert 2y ago
The "discounted" bundle is such an anti-pattern. I'm saving the price of one fitting, out of 20. So if the bundle has even one fitting that I have no use for, the whole deal falls apart, and I should have bought them individu

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