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“Human-AI Differences” metric strongly predicts aspects of stock performance(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by valyagolev 3y ago|0 comments
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by valyagolev 3y ago
or maybe God is intuitionist btw reminded me of the "quantum-mechanical" monad http://blog.sigfpe.com/2007/03/monads-vector-spaces-and-quan...
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by valyagolev 3y ago
I finally got rid of most of my sketchbooks and diaries this year. I found keeping mine vain. (I'm not saying you keeping yours is vain, but mine definitely was). It was liberating, like getting rid of a lot of burden of thoughts and i
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by valyagolev 3y ago
it says i'm "strongly balding" (6.2)... i don't think so, like at all? does it pick up some kinds of signals I wouldn't be aware of? or is it simply about my haircut or head being weird?
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by valyagolev 3y ago
but then it’s over for you the moment there’s someone with 13 skills
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by valyagolev 3y ago
IMO Python doesn't even offer enough in the way of good synchronisation primitives for the async code. I don't think the ecosystem is ready for this one. I hope it'll be recognised by the most "host" applications (u
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by valyagolev 3y ago
people in this thread mention that, for some reason, "even with GIL you still have to write thread-safe code", which is an admirable stance, but I don't think many people do it, because their webserver or whatever uses the ma
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by valyagolev 3y ago
there's a lot of code I wrote (and saw people write) in Python over the years, conscious that noone will ever run it in threads (ofc it's possible, but typically pointless), thus going quite easy on things that wouldn't be th
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by valyagolev 3y ago
This reads like a parody of the argument, especially with the pictures. Curve good, another curve bad
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by valyagolev 3y ago
It can also decently serve as a way to output structured data, which wasn't extremely hard before but had its failure modes. This is a much more typical and understandable use-case for many apps
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by valyagolev 3y ago
comma.ai dude is making a whole company to achieve just that https://geohot.github.io/blog/jekyll/update/2023/05/24/the-t...
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by valyagolev 3y ago
you can easily download llama weights by googling the ipfs link. it doesn't even seem to be illegal to do so, but IANAL
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by valyagolev 3y ago
It's an article from 1962: "After the detection of the gravitational wave GW170817, Jason T. Wright (Physics Today, 72, 5, 12, 2019) reminded the community that many of its features had been predicted by Dyson more than half a cen
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by valyagolev 3y ago
not just overall latency, but to keep the animation of the text appearing as it is generated. the response becomes recognizably "undesirable" not immediately, but from a particular token, and that token is the point where it'
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by valyagolev 3y ago
the dirtyjson library has been doing this work for me quite well
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by valyagolev 3y ago
we're still in the stage of LLM adoption when we can have "eye-opening" simple discoveries weekly. Langchain has momentum because of this, as a library of simple ideas. this period will end, and if they don't figure out
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by valyagolev 4y ago
There's always a lot going on in every line of Rust and I respect that. But a lot of it is boilerplatey. E.g. this AsRef business - the argument is that it helps performance, but I hope that sometime in the future it would be much easi
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by valyagolev 4y ago
I was looking for an extension to do the following: when I open a project (and maybe press a status bar button), it runs all the processes I need (from the config in the root of the project) and streams their logs in separate terminals (so
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by valyagolev 4y ago
amazing, I only wish for the VS Code integration
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by valyagolev 4y ago
I know my friend, everything is valuable because everything is connected
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by valyagolev 4y ago
the amazing great inspirational stories about LSD trips all sound the same
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by valyagolev 4y ago
this is the kind of nitty-gritty stuff I wish railroad management games would show, a lot of them are very arcade-like in comparison
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by valyagolev 4y ago
dream interpretation is about asking the right questions, not giving the answers. a model could learn to ask good questions (reminds me of ELIZA)
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by valyagolev 4y ago
we use both a lens library and an immutable data structures library. lenses are not a data structure, but a path into it
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by valyagolev 4y ago
we use lenses in react/typescript together with jotai atoms to express data paths in complex structures. it’s an amazing basic idea that is done a disservice by the proliferation of weird concepts and operators
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by valyagolev 4y ago
why couldn't he simply funnel to both sides at the same time? it's likely not "sides", but specific individuals with specific incentives to give them money
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Bunch.app: app for context switching (one button to run project-specific apps)(bunchapp.co)
1 points by valyagolev 4y ago|1 comments
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by valyagolev 4y ago
Posting because I was looking for something like this and it seems neat. I'm wondering if there's anything similar and integrated into VS Code
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by valyagolev 4y ago
the famous people use their authority (that shouldn’t really exist but is there) to persuade us. thus they abuse the trust already established between them and us (again, i think the trust was always misplaced but it’s nonetheless there). w
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Babataire – BABA IS YOU-style Solitaire with changeable rules(hempuli.itch.io)
1 points by valyagolev 4y ago|0 comments

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