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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Always appreciate these historical references.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Grasping at straws using the A-bomb and Battle of Okinawa as examples. The carpet bombing of Laos and Cambodia would have been better.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Maintaining relationships is the hardest part. When you are young you don't maintain relationships with friends you see them everyday at school and this is true all the way through college. Once out of college it is the people inside y
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Can you source the claim about Washington State?
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Hey layoff Markov chains! They may not be SOTA for NLP, but they're still real to me dammit.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I prefer search engines because I can look through multiple sources. LLMs just give an answer without context or what alternatives might be. They make it difficult to judge to validity of the response.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
With all these once in a 100 year events happening in the past decade it makes you rethink just how chaotic the 1910s-1930s were.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
It’s the inter GPU communication. Scatter and Gather have much worse performance on AMD GPUs.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I disdain this pessimism that is all over the internet.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Ah so that’s what my manager does all day.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I use ib-insync with asyncio and it is surprisingly easy, the most difficult is order management. Jason Brownlee’s SuperFastPython was the most approachable asyncio explanation I found.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Ketchup is my jam.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I guess I'm an idiot because I thought that was what it was supposed to be doing in the first place. All these examples such as making itineraries were just from stored data? That seems not very useful.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Wow you must not read the news much https://thehill.com/opinion/national-security/4008817-crack-...
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
DeepSpeed?
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
And people don't like golf courses?
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
"Possible". Culture wars are always fascinating in the tradeoffs people are willing to make in their rational. Californians will scream "More Housing! Get rid of Golf Courses and build houses!" But a massive theme park e
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Where are they going to go, California? Unless they get huge tax breaks and some open land to expand on I doubt it.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I don't understand the "safety" concerns from the example in the second video.
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
I’ll never understand this attitude. “America sucks because you have to repay loans.”
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by yeahwhatever10 3y ago
Not for long. All the environmentalists wanting to remove dams on the Columbia will send Seattle’s cost skyrocketing.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Is that how NATO is spoken about in Europe, that it is the might of 30 nations and not just the US?
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Tech employees and coders/engineers are not equivalent. It was not 100k engineers that got fired it was a lot of admin staff and sales people.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Explaining an idea is not equivalent to taking credit for it.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
The correlation between effort expended and outcome is misguided. The plow takes more effort than the tractor and produces a worse outcome.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Can you share a few? I am clueless of this culture.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
I agree. You support your friends even in bad times, loyalty exists not only in times of convenience.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Ah yes the old "nothing to see here folks!", works every time.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Do professional athletes and entertainers next.
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by yeahwhatever10 4y ago
Why do middle of the road quaterbacks get paid $35 million a year?

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