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by wg0 3y ago
If going with that lax definition and concept wrangling, Python is also a compiled language. Python source code can be compiled and byte code can be cached and then Python runtime can load it. Just like Typescript compiles the source to Jav
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by wg0 3y ago
Typescript is not a compiled language. It is a "transpiled" language. Transpiled to another interpreted language Javascript which in turn again is not a compiled language.
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by wg0 3y ago
More like JS folks are discovering compiled languages. Now instead of a new JS framework daily, it's going to be new reimplementation of an existing tool daily. For a while.
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by wg0 3y ago
Inferior clueless model (GPT-2) trains and supervises a superior model (GPT-4) thus making it behave less intelligently (GPT 3.5ish) and from that they draw the conclusions that human intelligence will be able to command AGI (which they bel
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by wg0 3y ago
But even then what makes them expensive? Components?
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by wg0 3y ago
Just speculating and projecting into the future - if world further drifts apart as it currently seems to be the case then both ISAs are US or UK which might come under export control and such. But in theory, that might not happen with an op
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by wg0 3y ago
Why is this so expensive? Like almost the price of an upper middle class GPU or a modern gaming console (PS5 or XBox or latest SteamDeck) so what's so expensive inside it to justify that much of a price? Or it's just enormous prof
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by wg0 3y ago
Pardon my ignorance but is TPM specific to PCs or available on Macs as well?
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by wg0 3y ago
Actually - VSCode comes with a built-in Terminal that's also built using Electron and TS. Never had any issues with it while using it as built-in Terminal from time to time.
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by wg0 3y ago
"Investors"
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by wg0 3y ago
Thank you! Didn't know about it.
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by wg0 3y ago
I'm not affiliated with the channel and they probably don't even know I'm posting here but this[0] is a great entry point into Godot Engine although I think the instruction style leads for it to be more general and applicabl
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Why Switched from SvelteKit to Golang+Htmx (video)(youtube.com)
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by wg0 3y ago
Anyone notices how Amazon is taking baby steps with Luma? The gaming service? Reminds me of the 4k@60fps Stadia with cloud connected controller etc.
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by wg0 3y ago
The marketing pages, the whole pitch was that we have a native grounds up multi modal that processes multi modal inputs as a whole unlike other approaches where multiple different models of different modalities are stiched together. With al
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by wg0 3y ago
Thanks.
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by wg0 3y ago
Late it might be, but lame it is not. Amazon Q has been pretty useful for AWS console and I find it using more and more to clarify different ways to architect a solution. Most of the times, it can generate command line, API calls and IAM po
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by wg0 3y ago
The caves scene scared the hell out of me. Thinking that this crammed place doesn't even exist.
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by wg0 3y ago
I find his questions to be anything but thoughtful. At times, he seems not to even know what to ask or even fails to understand what's being said. Stephen Wolfram's episode has not many rather is pretty much almost all like that.
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by wg0 3y ago
Absolutely not. Anywhere where accuracy, precision and safety matters, throwing LLMs in the mix is irresponsible IMHO or being too optimistic or possibly not understanding how these giant arrays of floating point numbers work or just hoping
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by wg0 3y ago
I see Electron, Tauri/Capacitor and friends as a viable route. Second choice in terms of DX is Flutter. There's nothing like that out there in terms of DX although there are tons of other issues notably around performance. Third w
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by wg0 3y ago
> In 2022, we experienced continual networking blips from Google’s cloud products. After escalating to Google on multiple occasions, we got frustrated. So we built our own networking stack — a resilient eBPF/IPv6 Wireguard network t
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by wg0 3y ago
Came a long way, that is. From the days of let's say if I recall correctly, from Windows 98 screen reader.
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by wg0 3y ago
And just the other day StyleTTS[0]. Just text to speech has gone too far. Audio books would be mainly generated on the fly like this? I think some RPGs in some 5 years time might have something like this: - A text file that outlines charact
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by wg0 3y ago
Flagged because news headline matches the headline posted which match the statement made?
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by wg0 3y ago
There was a time when Google Translate was the only game in town but now every single time, I find DeepL to be far superior. This can happen to OpenAI? If not, why not? Is some of the research not open? Also, even if DeepL is subjectively b
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by wg0 3y ago
Oh no I want my pizza size teams with five thousand Microservices written in Clojure, Haskel, Erlang and Scala. The cost argument about this monolith is just a straw to clutch at. Microservices are not cheaper than a monolith. Operationally
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by wg0 3y ago
Firebase and Supabase might also be good options for authentication. Cheaper with generous free Tier.
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by wg0 3y ago
ML Noob here. Went though the tutorial[0] and the readability of the API is impressive. Like composing a whole model layer by layer. Stupid question - can this also be used for composing transformer based LLMs? [0]. https://keras
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by wg0 3y ago
> Consider donating if you or your company are using Prettier and it has been helpful to you. Wondering what company would NOT be using prettier. Not many. Some arguing that Prettier isn't foundational piece of software, I'd co

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