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by yboris 4y ago
Please consider also adding a small note to help those few that get stuck with this bug: RuntimeError: expected scalar type BFloat16 but found Float The solution is easy: append the execution command with `--precision full`
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by yboris 4y ago
pipenv is the only thing I use at work (in production!) and it's excellent - for at least 2 years now. We don't have problems with builds, and we do not have trouble updating packages (unlike trying to upgrade requirements.txt man
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by yboris 4y ago
> because they cared and getting their share of the profits I think many do not feel the profits are shared equitably. Furthermore, many companies, despite providing enough value to the world to make money, aren't doing something go
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by yboris 4y ago
For me `--full-precision` kept erroring out, but `--precision full` worked correctly.
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by yboris 4y ago
SOLUTION - append the command with `--precision full`
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by yboris 4y ago
Confirming I'm stuck on the same error when running the tutorial-instructed python scripts/txt2img.py command RuntimeError: expected scalar type BFloat16 but found Float
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by yboris 4y ago
Awesome to see 4DWW - Four Day Work Week! I wish there was a standard label (explicitly stated in the thread description) to make your company stand out from the rest. Wherever I end up next after my current company will only be a 4DWW em
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by yboris 4y ago
I would love for 4DWW (Four Day Work Week) to become more common. In past threads I've seen some employers doing it but with no standard label - perhaps we should include 4DWW in thread description so those employers have a uniform w
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by yboris 4y ago
It seems you're answering a narrow question focusing on "all". At this point, you may as well argue "there are people in persistent vegetative state, so 'no, not all brains are good at math'". This doesn&#
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by yboris 4y ago
A great companion article from Vox : How to raise kids who give back to the world Optimism, not despair, is the way to inspire kids to help the future. https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2022/8/25/2331
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Python Package Manager Shootout(lincolnloop.github.io)
10 points by yboris 4y ago|6 comments
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by yboris 4y ago
This may be the best book to read on the topic: Breaking the Spell by the philosopher Daniel C. Dennett. In short: religion is a meme (that has evolved over centuries). Crudely put, one can draw some parallels between religion "inf
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by yboris 4y ago
Mindblowing! Thank you for creating this (and for sharing the link!) The demo page is stellar: https://glicol.org/demo#ambienthouse
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by yboris 4y ago
If you are into trains and are visiting Japan, do yourself a favor and visit The Railway Museum in Saitama - 40 min away from Tokyo, by train ;) https://www.railway-museum.jp/e/ They have a model of a small city simu
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by yboris 4y ago
Exactly on topic: a philosophy paper " Vehicles and Crashes: Why is this Moral Issue Overlooked? " by Douglas Husak. Author argues that because of the high crash incompatibility with other vehicles (and pedestrians), SUV drivi
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by yboris 4y ago
The question was "is there anything good about mosquitos?" and your response is "control ... human population". Which I hope you know happens through pain and suffering of the affected individual and those around them. T
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by yboris 4y ago
Must watch: Why are we changing maps? from The West Wing https://youtu.be/eLqC3FNNOaI?t=44
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by yboris 4y ago
I am willing to bet there's a lot of variation in "midlife crisis". I glanced at Wikipedia to see, and one of the possible sources seems to be when people reflect and realize they have not accomplished much. For all the thing
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by yboris 4y ago
There's a whole (relatively new) empirical study of happiness, called Positive Psychology , that's been ongoing for decades. The claim I made is broad, so it's not based on one experiment, but on numerous factors that point
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by yboris 4y ago
The book is available now in the US: https://whatweowethefuture.com/ Received my copy in the mail yesterday :)
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by yboris 4y ago
Seems like a good way to avert a midlife crisis is to explicitly make helping others a non-trivial part of one's life. Focusing on effectiveness on helping others is probably an important component as well. I recommend looking into
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by yboris 4y ago
The most interesting jobs are ones that make the world a better place. See 80,000 Hours - a non-profit organization focusing on career advice and helping people find opportunities to solve the world's most pressing problems. https:&
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by yboris 4y ago
There are beautiful collaborations happening where artists are taking AI art-generation as part of creation: image: https://twitter.com/Mathieustern/status/1557723720386772994 video about image: https:/&#x2F
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by yboris 4y ago
You may like one of my favorite philosophy papers: Vehicles and Crashes: Why is this Moral Issue Overlooked? by Douglas Husak https://www.jstor.org/stable/23562447 - arguing that SUVs are immoral.
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by yboris 4y ago
SUVs are immoral -- one of my favorite philosophy papers: Vehicles and Crashes: Why is this Moral Issue Overlooked? by Douglas Husak https://www.jstor.org/stable/23562447
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by yboris 4y ago
I have found (academic) analytic philosophy to be a great way to slow down and think clearly. So I propose exposing yourself to well-thought-out arguments to see the kinds of "moves" people make. A good place to start may be with
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by yboris 4y ago
The best design for a (home) vacuum I think is the Rainbow : it uses water to filter out all the dust and debris. Water is the best filter - once a dust particle touches it, it will not be blown out with the air. The downside is how expens
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Effective altruism went from a niche movement to a billion-dollar force(vox.com)
3 points by yboris 4y ago|0 comments
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Will MacAskill of Effective Altruism Fame – The Value of Longtermism(tim.blog)
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by yboris 4y ago
Link to the tweet about it by the author: https://twitter.com/GuyP/status/1547234780001042432

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