xmonkee

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by xmonkee 2y ago
We are using deno to allow our customers to run custom code with imports. This is only made possible with http imports and I for one am very happy it exists.
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by xmonkee 2y ago
Does anyone know the impact of the prompt size in terms of throughput? If I'm only generating 10 tokens, does it matter if my initial prompt is 10 tokens or 8000 tokens? How much does it matter?
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by xmonkee 2y ago
As a fellow bike lover, this was very emotional to read. I am a shit rider, but I think about my bike all the time lol. It really is everything to me.
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by xmonkee 2y ago
Why does it seem off? It's hard to measure calories when running, but with cycling we have power meters which are incredibly precise, and you will burn around 700 calories an hour (as a beginner). Trained athletes can burn maybe double
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by xmonkee 2y ago
I am fairly certain I know the answer to this. They normally do these kind of studies on untrained humans, because the point is to prescribe (or not) exercise to people who need to lose weight, which are typically not athletes. The anecdota
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by xmonkee 2y ago
I’m gonna try this one out with actual people (jk im not actually that kind of person)
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by xmonkee 2y ago
So the extension is not even released? And Facebook didn’t actually say its illegal? They are preemptively trying to get a court to affirm its legality? Why? Is there a record of Facebook suing similar extensions?
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by xmonkee 2y ago
He used “easily one of the greatest minds of our generation” for two different people in the same message. 100% ai generated
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by xmonkee 2y ago
This device is buoyant, according to the article
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by xmonkee 2y ago
Replying to follow
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by xmonkee 3y ago
It does. I'm saying collecting things (buying things) is a lame hobby.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
I also spend most of my life with my fingers on keys, and I actually do own a nice mechanical keyboard I bought almost 10 years ago. Isn't the point of these things that they last forever? How come nobody's hobby is collecting mat
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by xmonkee 3y ago
I didn't say owning a keyboard is bad.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Sure. I own a mechanical keyboard for work, too. I also own a comfortable mattress and a watch and some plates and spoons. They are not hobbies.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
I didn't say building keyboards
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Collecting keyboards is one of the dumbest “hobbies” in reddit-land. Up there with collecting knives and guns and “EDC”. There is no skill involved, no physical or mental challenges, no cultural or aesthetic enrichment. Just fucking spendin
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Good lord. Moderator, pls get this garbage propaganda out of here. 30k civilians dead with minimal Hamas casualties. It’s a new standard all right.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Just replying to save this amazing comment.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
idk, i love Tic-80 way more. For me, the better aspect ratio, ability to use a different language, and not having to use a custom lua stdlib wins out
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Absolutely a joy to read. Reminds me of "Consider the Lobster" by David Foster Wallace. She also covers cycling, and let me tell you that skewering teams and sponsors is the norm in cycling journalist, so I'm not sure why peo
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by xmonkee 3y ago
> As a male huh?
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by xmonkee 3y ago
woah, haha
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by xmonkee 3y ago
it compiles to SQL so no extra powers. But it does make some common patterns more succinct. They have good documentation on the website. Personally, I was very excited about using it to write some complex queries in my application that does
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by xmonkee 3y ago
sugar is not actually good for you does not follow from it being a disaccharide. AFAIK when controlling for calories sucrose and fructose are no worse than any other form of carb, and controlling for calories carbs are no worse than fat. In
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Are you okay?
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by xmonkee 3y ago
Perfect, thank you
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by xmonkee 3y ago
But what is it? An IDE?
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by xmonkee 3y ago
What an effing clown. Just stop tweeting for 2 minutes and maybe you won’t embarrass yourself so often.
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by xmonkee 3y ago
> No need to resort to using your phone as a computer. I think you don't understand what it's like where I come from (India). Everyone has an android phone. Even kids who have never seen a laptop in their lives. If I was one
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by xmonkee 3y ago
I agree with the overall thrust of your argument, but I disagree with this one somewhat: > Therefore, based on Occam's razor, we may provisionally assume that all matter possesses some degree of consciousness -- this is the simplest

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