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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
$199 for the hardware. Plans start at $55/mo.
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An Unprecedented Data Center Boom Means New Challenges for Texas(texastribune.org)
5 points by turtleyacht 3mo ago|0 comments
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Okay. Wondered with all the "Chat Control" stuff going on.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Is the "no surveillance capitalism" still true? At the site https://uruky.com/
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
How do you prepare the fallback if it already took tokens to query the simpler model?
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Also: The Unreasonable Effect of LLMs on Mathematics - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48888345
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Usually writing small, in all-caps, except code: in lowercase, and the "t" and "i" retain their lower curve. Cursive is difficult; easy to write, but (later) hard to read. Can see how penmanship there would be appreciate
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
What about citing papers?
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
No, because we can't read the ending.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
After clicking a language, click Contents link at the top.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Took search for granted. It was such an early Internet before Google. "Surfing" and "downloading" were concepts to learn. Dial-up required a credit card. LLMs are this generation's search, but I don't remember
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Is there a graph starting from the 1950s? https://www.lyrebirddreaming.com/post/el-ni%C3%B1o-isn-t-an-...
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[jdubray/sam-lib] V2 (PR #25)(github.com)
1 points by turtleyacht 3mo ago|1 comments
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
New changes to Jean-Jacques Dubray's State-Actor-Model (SAM) since 2022. Software is Eating the World, All Right (2024) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42613550
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
The whole thing `false or true' is sent in for evaluation, so if there is a side-effect function that returns `true', it is executed too. Because Elixir treats it as a macro and not short-circuit.
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Crayola Marker Airbrush Kit(crayola.com)
3 points by turtleyacht 3mo ago|0 comments
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback [1] will be published next week. Hard to believe the technique is already obsolete. [1] https://www.manning.com/books/reinforcement-learning-from-hu...
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Nit: the special uppercase A in "Abnormal" is also used in the word "Anthropic."
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
It's disconcerting most of the time. I follow the technical line of reasoning, and then it goes off into a kind of uncomfortable place. Deferring to their experience, but thinking, "Is this what winning is?" And wondering if
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Demos can be a useful forcing function. Strategic use with high stakes, when successful, synchronize disparate stakeholders on common ground. It can also pull far features closer, and prioritize blocking bugs.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Switching the monitor worked. Wonder if an HDMI dummy plug, a virtual monitor emulator, would have helped.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Example of triggered credit: https://slacreditwatch.com/v/cloudflare
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Looks like there is a memory hierarchy [1] even in LLMs. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hierarchy
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Why did it take four years?
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Anyone do a playthrough of Fallout following the book to the letter?
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
It sounds like iroh enables distributed compute without having to finangle custom hardware.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
Same. By that point, I realized if that was one thing I got, I must have missed even more.
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
What was the question?
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
No tablets. Have lots of things to read and material for arts & crafts. Keep them bored for naught but the outside or their own making. Have a computer with OpenBSD. Not for nothing can it do any thing, if they're willing to start
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by turtleyacht 3mo ago
The common ground is in the artifacts: troubleshooting physics, written programs, and self-organization.

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