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by ummonk 3y ago
Clocktowers on the other hand...
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by ummonk 3y ago
It's odd that they still use IX though, since that is indistinguishable from inverted XI (IV and VI, by contrast, are distinguishable even after rotation).
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by ummonk 3y ago
Thriftiness to the extent of requiring a manager’s signature for getting office supplies is actually a great example of an accounting focused culture that inhibits good engineering.
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by ummonk 3y ago
They have said they're working on some sort of solution (which they intend to have available by the time D1 exists beta) that will allow some sort of dynamic bindings specifically to address this use case. In the meantime, though it&#x
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by ummonk 3y ago
And the cameras just happened to be out of order when he chose to kill himself of course.
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by ummonk 3y ago
Interesting. Durable Entities strikes me as closer to Cloudflare's Durable Objects (both in name and in design as actors backed by persistent storage).
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by ummonk 3y ago
Also makes it a lot harder for devs to do some footgun and leak data across domains.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I don’t think that’s bad unless the seller claims to be representing the causes they’re selling for.
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by ummonk 3y ago
This seems to be an architecture Cloudflare is aiming to support with their SQLite service. One database per customer, each database located in the customer’s primary region.
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by ummonk 3y ago
Could you describe what exactly it is beyond just the catchy title and cryptic description on the website?
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Ask HN: Is there a tool for testing the performance of multiple LLMs / LLM APIs?
1 points by ummonk 3y ago|0 comments
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by ummonk 3y ago
The same can almost as easily happen with user-submitted passwords.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I don’t think you realize how exponentially large the possible combinations of 256 characters would be. In fact it doesn’t need to be anywhere near 256 characters. 64 hexadecimal characters would suffice.
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by ummonk 3y ago
Those cars are a lot less damaged than I’d have expected. Thank goodness no one was hurt.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I'd only call something a hallucination if the AI claims the existence of data that doesn't actually exist. Simply making an informed guess and extrapolating to data outside the training set (whether that informed guess is is corr
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by ummonk 3y ago
The license was indeed last updated in October 8th 2021 with the release of Cuda 11.5.0. I guess nobody noticed until now? https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/eula/index.html
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by ummonk 3y ago
I can't tell if it's just due to the available stock photos or what, but DDG / Bing images also fail the "white man and white woman" search test.
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by ummonk 3y ago
No, you're the one who doesn't understand AI. At this point AI has demonstrated ample capability to extrapolate to out of sample data.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I don't see any reason to believe that AGI or even existing LLMs will be worse in these respects than the doctors of dumb algorithms mentioned in the article. If anything, I'd expect AI models to have potential to help mitigate th
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by ummonk 3y ago
"One concern, however, is that the simulated solar panels were darker than most manufacturers make them. Some current solar panels are even reflective, designed to cool their surroundings, Lu says." That seems like a critical issu
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by ummonk 3y ago
Nah. I play the top engine move like half the time and I'm not a particularly strong player.
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by ummonk 3y ago
Have you considered doing webdev for a business in the entertainment industry? Anything from small organizations You' to large like Disney. You wouldn't get paid the big FAANG bucks but you'd be able to make a living off your
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by ummonk 3y ago
Anyone entering graduate work in AI now is likely going to be entering a market with a glut of similar graduates in 2-4 years.
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by ummonk 3y ago
Yeah the brief seems to be describing a much more clearcut example of collusion than the intentionally vague and broad blog post is trying to imply.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I don't understand how it's possible that every single biglaw firm offers the exact same starting salary but that isn't considered illegal collusion, while landlords using a market-estimation service as a starting point for p
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by ummonk 3y ago
This seems more practical though, providing access to the full play store rather than crippling user functionality.
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by ummonk 3y ago
The mentioned price ($400) seems rather low for a new entry phone. I’d rather they charge a little more to give themselves financial to enable faster manufacturing and snag free deliveries.
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by ummonk 3y ago
I'm actually shocked by how poorly the lossless versions of new image formats (AVIF and HEIC) perform compared to the venerable png.
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Ask HN: Is there a good reason not to enable Lockdown Mode on an iPhone?
7 points by ummonk 3y ago|4 comments
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by ummonk 3y ago
It's a great alternative base model to SDXL for the community, yes. But we'll have to see whether the community using open weights sticks to the SDXL ecosystem after SD3 gets released.

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