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by tuvix 3mo ago
I assumed they were talking about cars and other motorists. I drive a scooter (Genuine Buddy) and have crashed before due to drivers not checking properly when at a two way stop
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by tuvix 3mo ago
Interesting thought but I assume a lot of samples in the training corpus are examples of translation between languages and the same text in different languages.
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by tuvix 3mo ago
Even if you could understand human cognition to the level required to say, confidently, that it’s done one word at a time, it’s likely not! Natural language is not a prerequisite for human intelligence, as evidenced by the fact that we went
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by tuvix 3mo ago
They will absolutely be missed, maybe not by any individual but the impact of them leaving will be felt. People willing to go to bat for code quality and who are also careful about copyright and the community aspect of open source is why th
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Felicity, CA(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tuvix 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tuvix 3mo ago
I don’t play multiplayer stuff like Fortnite or Call of Duty, so I might not be your typical user. I use Steam for everything, as well. But I fully switched to Fedora a while ago because every game I played was either just as performant or
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by tuvix 3mo ago
There’s more than two options here. It was already difficult to deal with self diagnosis for doctors, now we have a machine that outputs recommendations, and does it with confidence whether it’s correct or not. The same issues that were pre
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by tuvix 4mo ago
Where can you not run LuaJIT? Genuinely curious
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by tuvix 4mo ago
both the Julia and Rust programming languages use curl -> sh to install
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by tuvix 4mo ago
Seconding Reaper, great software. Renoise is also extremely fun to use if you’re comfortable with trackers (for midi input not that they track you) and you make electronic music
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by tuvix 4mo ago
Aren’t LLMs notoriously bad at recognizing negation? EDIT: In long context I mean
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by tuvix 4mo ago
It’s possible that there’s a set of words or phrases that route deterministically to save money on obvious stuff. I kind of wonder, though, which model they’re using to do the routing. It seems like a huge added cost to do these kinds of ch
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by tuvix 4mo ago
Never used OCaml but it seems like a way to chain together expressions using the same variable name? Seems odd but I could see myself using it
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by tuvix 4mo ago
I think maybe he meant specifically for software engineers?
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by tuvix 4mo ago
Wow I need to stop browsing HN
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by tuvix 4mo ago
I would argue it’s still unparalleled for recommendations
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Coming to this thread late but this makes me want to do a star trek one! Going to be way more difficult to parse through all the competing references to location and distance but I guess we’ll see how big of a trekky I am
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Super awesome! I credit last.fm with showing me a lot of the music I love, it’s the perfect recommendation model and still the best social music platform so I’m definitely rooting for you to improve on it!
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Yeah I’ve been doing this with tailscale and a single vps and it’s been wonderful. Unless you’re planning to have millions of users I don’t think there’s any reason to have a cluster. Maybe they’re assuming some massive amount of compute wi
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Good to hear I might not be paranoid, I could swear I get them far more on my linux desktop than my macbook.
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Built an atari punk console using these with my late father. Still have it hanging on my wall in a shadow box.
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Not sure if this is bad form but i’ve always loved using jk for escape. It feels so natural to roll your index and middle fingers to get back to normal mode. I agree, too, besides reminding myself to use numbers before movement commands the
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by tuvix 5mo ago
Only played around with it but you can use patroni, etcd and HAproxy to achieve this. It’s a pain, but I believe there was some kind of coolify-style open source application to do this for you but I can’t for the life of me remember its nam
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by tuvix 5mo ago
You’re not alone I was assuming it was 3D graphics as well. Disappointed to see, according to other comments, it’s a wrapper around python bindings to Tauri
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by tuvix 6mo ago
Visited Portland, Maine recently and ate at Becky’s Diner there. What a wonderful place, the food was just what you would expect when walking in (and I mean that in the best way). It made me lament the lack of old school diners where I live
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by tuvix 6mo ago
Thank you!
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by tuvix 6mo ago
Do you happen to have the link?
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Ask HN: Anyone know of that "levels of AI programming" blog post?
10 points by tuvix 6mo ago|7 comments
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by tuvix 6mo ago
Kind of a tangent I guess, but the coolest thing about Star Trek’s universal translator to me was that it could translate new languages mid-conversation with an extremely small amount of data. Makes me wonder how close we might be able to g
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by tuvix 6mo ago
This is awesome! Last year I was working on a VST using NIH-Plug in Rust that could load in synth voices and effects written in Lua (executed using LuaJIT), this kind of reminds me of some of what I was doing (this is way cooler though).

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