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2mo ago
Update: They really changed it! (in python 3.12) There was a PEP about it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78388333/nested-quotes-i... https://docs.python.org/3.12/whatsnew/3.12.html#
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2mo ago
I mean, we're already ahead of schedule for Elon Musk stuff and BloodDrone, so who knows...
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2mo ago
here's a valid f-string: >>> f'{'}'}' '}' Huh? I remember learning the rule that you can't nest quotes inside fstrings if they are the same kind (unlike in bash) - e.g f"{mydict[&q
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A Teenager Exposed the Truth Behind Israel's Gaza 'Voluntary Emigration' Plan
(haaretz.com)
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2mo ago
If token speed doesn't count, you can have 200GB "RAM" in swap space. But I agree, what the OP does is a lot more efficient than this.
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2mo ago
Was reminded of SBF and his series of "I can explain everything" blog posts and interviews that somehow always made the thing worse...
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2mo ago
They did keep the emoji though
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3mo ago
> There's no expert trained to be good at maths, or python, or writing, or whatever. It's an inference optimization. Huh, always thought one would sort of require the other. For a good MoE model, wouldn't I want to minim
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3mo ago
You can run any frontier model on your PC if you just wait long enough...
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3mo ago
At that point, how does this compare with simply running the model on the CPU?
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3mo ago
NPCs are Non-Player-Characters in video games, i.e. "extras". Their programming is usually kept simple, so they're kind of famous for robotically repeating the same lines or doing the same actions. I think here it might mean
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3mo ago
> The opposing view is weirder, why should characters be preserved for consumption by the audience? I don't see how characters are "consumed" by the audience, unless the audience is vampires. But my answer would be: Beca
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3mo ago
But in this case, the slipping just happened. This thread is about how an app that will be required for using a vast fraction of all websites will require hardware attestation and likely only run on closed, non-rooted mobile OSes. That'
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3mo ago
What you're saying is correct - but it's used to push a much more comprehensive lockdown of devices that has absolutely nothing to do with protection of minors. It's as if the government first let businesses install slot mach
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3mo ago
> Linux is not explicitly banned. Desktop Linux users could access a website and scan a QR code using a supported mobile wallet. Considering a significant part of the internet will be behind age verification gates, how are they imagini
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3mo ago
Is that really human input, or just grounded input in general? Most human-written texts on the internet refer in some way to the real world, or at least to things outside the text itself: They might be descriptions or reactions to current
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3mo ago
> I gave it the first paragraph of the Lord of the Rings, a 1M token budget (~$10) and asked for three js render of it. I think it's interesting that the "Bag's End" interpretation in the video clearly looks like th
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3mo ago
Yeah, that was basically the Disney/Spielberg formula, which got overdone. > There are good and bad and good must always win and if bad thing happening is always punishment for moral failure forced formula got overfed. I mean, may
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> Barely anyone dies (no Red Weddings here) Can I make a side-rant how since Game of Thrones, it seems to have become an expectation that characters must be killed off? Apparently readers are (expected to) be so desensitized that nothi
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3mo ago
I don't see an audience description in the article. Especially if you're a responsible adult, wouldn't you want to be informed about the downsides?
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3mo ago
I was amused by the compulsively positive way this article is written. I don't think I've had read about "falling in love" with a designer drug or about "chemsex enthusiasts" before. All good, let people do wha
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3mo ago
How do you know it's not used in the wars? Though I wonder if there is a risk of causing accidents. Feeling focused is not the same as being focused, especially if on drugs. The effect might be ok to get some slick sales presentation
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3mo ago
I think a better title would be "Designing Icons for Material Design". The guide comes over as very opinionated in places, which doesn't match all past or even contemporary uses of icons - but the guidelines make sense as par
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3mo ago
> Create Claude Code project for [redacted]’ is still unchecked, and we’re sitting in it. Had a strange experience with Codex a few months ago, where instead of running tests, it suddenly started asking me to run the tests and printe
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3mo ago
Amazed they actually argued with the interests of advertisers so openly and not something like "well it could help crack down on insecure or hacked devices" or something like that. And yeah, there seems to be a baseline assumption
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3mo ago
> people would buy the bulb that lasts 50% longer and not notice the lower lumen output. OK, but if they're fine with the lumen output, where is the problem?
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3mo ago
I mean, we have evidence of things that have been said e.g. in Facebook's board meetings. So those things do exist.
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3mo ago
> "Therefore, this was done so that people would always need to buy more light bulbs." This is wrong, but it's the type of wrong that cites its sources and hides in the part you'd never think to fact check Just as a
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3mo ago
I was with the article until this point: > If long lived light bulbs are worse products, why would they need a cartel to enforce a the thousand hour limit? Well, it's because people think long lasting bulbs are a good product: Life
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3mo ago
Is it just me or does the rotation make it less appealing? I think the problem is, with that kind of lighting, you'd subconsciously expect a lot of movement. ( like in this animation: https://kotaku.com/unity-3d-ramen-n
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