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by voz_ 3y ago
Yeah, no malice or any such thing assumed :P Let me know if you have questions!
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by voz_ 3y ago
Interesting that you mention TorchScript, but not TorchDynamo+TorchInductor from PT2.
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by voz_ 3y ago
This isn't bias, its truth. Sometimes, when one is entrenched, it is difficult to see the difference.
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by voz_ 3y ago
The HN way.
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by voz_ 3y ago
No lol, not on anything worth working on. Maybe on something small or with no real users.
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by voz_ 3y ago
A rewrite is almost never the right choice.
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by voz_ 3y ago
Not sold they do.
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by voz_ 3y ago
Why retrain that smaller model from scratch tho? Just do a little transfer learning, or get creative and see if you can prune down to a smaller model algorithmically instead of doing the whole label and train rigamarole from scratch on what
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by voz_ 3y ago
If an llm labels it, does that have the same value? Isn’t it just fancy regurgitation of knowns?
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by voz_ 3y ago
This is good advice if you live in a Hollywood movie fantasy, or are insanely rich. Otherwise this is bad advice. A parents job is to steer their kids not into superficial happiness found through whatever interested them at 16, but to actua
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by voz_ 3y ago
While Netflix has a good reputation, we should not give blanket benefit of the doubt, especially since the parent comment was a rather interesting and inquisitive one.
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by voz_ 3y ago
Uber was a massive example of this. The best engineers kept their head down and just tried to keep things afloat, fixing bugs, etc. However, a large and insidious cadre of B tier engineers was constantly writing docs proposing meaningless a
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by voz_ 3y ago
I cant stand trump but comparing him with hitler is downright insulting to all the victims of the Nazi regime. Otherwise, I agree with your point and I think that this is unsolvable problem.
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by voz_ 3y ago
Great way to get mired down in bullshit.
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by voz_ 3y ago
None of this independence is deserved if brazil continues raping the Amazon. I also find the take on decoupling from russia weak and cowardly.
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by voz_ 3y ago
I was a founding engineer on the first uber platform for third party autonomous vehicles. It was just ~4 people and we got a ton done, growing to ~60 people and onboarding a lot of partners before I left. It was a really interesting time, a
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by voz_ 3y ago
You do not need to convince me that industrialization is good. I agree. What troubles me is the irresponsible approach.
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by voz_ 3y ago
PFAS is to my generation as leaded gasoline is to the prior generation(s), and asbestos to the ones before them, and so forth from when the first chimneys were put up to spew toxic sludge into our air and rivers at the start of the industri
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by voz_ 3y ago
I small scale farm (done everything from windowsill to a half acre and back), crops and veggies only, no animals. It’s much more difficult than software engineering, in every way.
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by voz_ 3y ago
Perhaps, but this space suffers from the Armageddon astronaut/fire figher problem. It is easier to teach a Computer Science Major good english, than it is to teach an English Major computer science.
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by voz_ 3y ago
SPB.
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by voz_ 3y ago
I am from outside that bubble, and you are wrong.
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by voz_ 3y ago
I think you either have not read Enlightenment era philosophy, or you have not read Communist theory, because this comment is woefully off the mark. Communism's entire thesis (which, frankly, I agree with) is that all historical confli
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by voz_ 3y ago
Bullshit. I was there. I remember. The crony capitalism came from Russia's own spirit. I remember watching the "new style businessmen" in their leather jackets try to intimidate family members into giving up their apartments.
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by voz_ 3y ago
But we do have a moral high ground, and to lose it means to have lost our way. And we certainly have lost our way before. The fact that you and I can speak freely about it, and turn around and critique our own nation in order to make it bet
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by voz_ 3y ago
I believe in the United States, and the egalitarian enlightenment era principles upon which it was founded. It's a flawed nation, but any human project, certainly one of this size, is bound to be flawed. What I do not believe in is the
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by voz_ 3y ago
BOTW was almost perfect, but the weapon breaking system left me so tired of managing it. What a constant distraction! I get that they wanted to encourage experimentation, but they overtuned it, and it became a chore. If TOTK has the same sy
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by voz_ 3y ago
Oh, sorry, this falls short of what I was asking for: For the thumbs, this does not seem to change the conversation in any way - ChatGPT does not react. For editing (this is new to me, so TIL, ty!) - it seems to share memory across threads
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by voz_ 3y ago
Where does it do this?
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by voz_ 3y ago
ATM ChatGPT is tedious. I think there are two things we can take from discord/fb messenger/slack to improve it: 1) ChatGPT and this thing needs threads. I want to be able to take a conversation and fork it - with separate conversa

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