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by treprinum 2y ago
They are giving out huge amount of free credits to startups.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Ryzen 1 was far from superior, performance-wise it was already behind Intel at around Haswell-level but it brought the first reasonably-priced octacore x64 for the masses.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Russ is doing diffusion now? Must be very applicable to robotics.
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by treprinum 2y ago
You mean hyperdense as in Chongqing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJOJGT00TlU
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by treprinum 2y ago
That looks like the old Saboteur 1/2 games... Wondering if they drew inspiration from Kowloon.
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by treprinum 2y ago
What irritates me is that their ProtonMail iOS client always sends a notification when I log into ProtonMail from my laptop and I can't turn that notification off without turning off all notifications. I don't want to be spammed b
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by treprinum 2y ago
Let's run a thought experiment - you make death super easy like in a suicide booth in Futurama. How many people are going to fight life obstacles, pushing society forward, or rather terminally quit at the first sign of troubles? Nihili
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by treprinum 2y ago
You don't get the required doses from food though.
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by treprinum 2y ago
You don't see tissue deficiencies in blood tests. You can have a local (e.g. brain) deficiency in the making for 30 years before it hits you and no blood test will show it as your body works hard on having perfect blood all the time.
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by treprinum 2y ago
They megadosed B2 in the test. Many B vitamins behave differently at those pharmacological doses - for example, B1 will start acting as a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor like acetazolamide beyond 1600mg. B1 at doses over 3000mg is known to slo
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by treprinum 2y ago
B2 has no known unsafe max limit and provides FAD+ for neurons, super important for electron transport chain. Megadosing B2 is known to improve migraine over time. B6 however can be toxic and the overload has about the same symptoms as defi
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by treprinum 2y ago
Salesforce was desperate to build their own LLM and Slack chat history would be a major competitive advantage as their own dataset. Yet for some reason they are going to delete it...
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by treprinum 2y ago
Alzheimer seems worse to me. Although a daily recommended 1-1.5h dose of this might make me reconsider ;-) Whenever I do 30 minutes I can hear it in my ears for the next 10 minutes.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Isn't it just web-styled IRC wrapped up in Electron with an API for extensions?
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by treprinum 2y ago
They could have used it to train AI...
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by treprinum 2y ago
No, they used pulses (ta-ta-ta-ta-ta 40 times a second) not continuous waves.
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by treprinum 2y ago
You might be confusing medicine with pleasure.
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by treprinum 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVne_84qZkA
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by treprinum 2y ago
Those jobs are quickly getting commoditized - you can see it e.g. on TopTal where these types of jobs had $150/h last year and $60/h this year. But jobs like "create a framework for interpretable transformers based on some De
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by treprinum 2y ago
No, but add ~5 years to master it if you are a decent academic performer, then additional few years to learn how to scale it up. Some folks could master it faster but most would likely fail due to the lack of commitment. There is also a bun
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by treprinum 2y ago
There aren't that many folks who publish even workshop papers. Most folks are scared of academics and hope to raze their way to ML just with dev skills which is unlikely to work as they won't be able to grasp the concepts they nee
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by treprinum 2y ago
Companies are picky. FAANG don't need puzzle solvers but want them anyway.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Get a PhD in ML from a top school. If you can't, get a MS CS/DS with ML emphasis from a top school, AI grad cert from Stanford at a minimum so that you can understand the latest arxiv papers. If you can't, YOLO and sift throu
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by treprinum 2y ago
iPhone lasts much longer than Android while connected to WiFi so it's unlikely that.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Everybody cries about Microsoft but Android's level of spying is unmatched and MS is just catching up. Yet for some reason Google is a darling of folks here. Just try to turn off WiFi on your Android phone and see how much longer your
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by treprinum 2y ago
But WMR was removed from W11 so it's useless for many AR/VR games/apps.
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by treprinum 2y ago
There is no WMR though.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Wouldn't W10 be better? No online account needed and there is still Windows Mixed Reality many VR games rely on.
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by treprinum 2y ago
"Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it. " -- Donald Knuth
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by treprinum 2y ago
It's more like SICP is a bad intro but a great outro to programming studies. First get some simpler basics allowing you to understand what can be done with computing and apply to some of your hobby ideas, then dive deep to actual low-l

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