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yorwba
10mo ago
I don't see why the person who assumes liability for the plans for one building couldn't also assume liability for n exact copies built using the same plans. Of course that goes against OP's wish of not having to pay for th
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10mo ago
> We have way loss total "subscribers" (excluding just lurkers) than your average C-tier YouTuber, or even a Rumbler. Why exclude just lurkers? HN has a lot of them: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36146958
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10mo ago
The article is not about finance people supervising productive assets contributing half of GDP, but about regular people owning assets worth a sum equivalent to half of GDP and mostly not doing anything with it. The latter is much less of
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10mo ago
If you take a train to work five days a week and it's "on time" (not delayed by 6 minutes or more) 85% of the time, you'll be late on at least one day most weeks. Hardly very punctual. Personally, I think they should jus
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Official Kling AI announcement blog post: https://app.klingai.com/global/quickstart/motion-control-use... As you might be able to tell from the domain name, this submission is an attempt at keyword squatting.
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10mo ago
The thing you did wrong is that you created an account for self-promotion. Find things that you're not invested in but nonetheless find interesting, and submit those instead.
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10mo ago
40°10′49″N 97°16′36″E is not exactly 39°46′24″N 98°17′18″E. Did you maybe copy the wrong coordinates? Anyways, have an OpenStreetMap link https://www.openstreetmap.org/?#map=11/40.1243/97.3375
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10mo ago
Chinese Wikipedia https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%94%98%E8%82%83%E7%9F%BF%E5... has the coordinates. It's a lot closer to 玉门 than to 嘉峪关.
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10mo ago
Since you mention a trip to Beijing, I wonder what the security precautions were to keep the secret base secret. I assume visitors from other cities would need to apply for a travel permit similar to the one still required for some border a
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10mo ago
So last month you asked for feedback on the D2 Engine https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45886319 and now you 'found' the D3 Engine in an open directory...
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10mo ago
This architecture does not allow later layers to directly query KV data from earlier layers. Each iteration of the loop uses the same layer parameters, so the KV data in later layers may well end up being the same, but only if the model sto
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10mo ago
Previous discussion (142 points 2 days ago, 120 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46334990
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11mo ago
David Revoy is the artist who made the painting, this is his blog. The "source" link is to be understood in the sense of open source. Unlike most artists, he shares the raw editor files he worked on, not just the final image. So y
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The commentary on the translation also illustrates the pitfalls of learning about ancient medicine from medical treatises of the time, discussing the word ḏrḏ : "The rendering “leaves” is not wholly certain; the word might possibly me
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11mo ago
Wrong language. The Arthur of legend is a Celtic-speaking Briton fighting against the Germanic-speaking invaders. Old English developed from the language of his enemies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_language_d
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11mo ago
Since the encoder weights only get used for the prefixed context and then the decoder weights take over for generation, the compute requirements should be roughly the same as for the decoder-only model. Obviously an architecture that can ma
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11mo ago
Ending the old contracts and asking people to sign up for new ones risks losing customers who don't particularly care about keeping their subscription but didn't bother to cancel either. Which is why Amazon would prefer to keep th
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How I Trained My Memory
(fivetwelvethirteen.substack.com)
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Each of the N data points is processed through several expensive linear algebra operations. O(N * k) just expresses that if you double N, the runtime also at most doubles. It doesn't mean it has to be fast in an absolute sense for any
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11mo ago
That lets you turn the problem of figuring out which part of your content is badly machine-translated into the problem of figuring out which of your users have enough attention to detail to spot badly machine-translated content in a languag
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Yes, the huge repository of raw materials is likely the hardest part. You can try crowdsourced collections ( https://tatoeba.org , https://datacollective.mozillafoundation.org/datasets?q=comm... , https:/&
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https://oec.world/en/profile/hs/domestic-vacuum-cleaners shows China, Malaysia, Vietnam and Mexico as having a significant trade surplus in domestic vacuum cleaners.
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Yeah... // Parse Meshtastic protobuf data here // This is a simplified example - actual implementation needs protobuf parsing console.log('Received BLE data:', data);
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11mo ago
They've tried a bunch of other names for various projects that failed to garner attention: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=heavenlxj https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=xjliu1229 https
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Beyond Data Filtering: Knowledge Localization for Capability Removal in LLMs
(arxiv.org)
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They're complying and also suing so they don't have to comply.
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> It's actually insane the levels of understanding the algorithms that are responsible for serving us information have and how little we, the creators of said algorithms, understand what's going on in said algorithms. Keyboard
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11mo ago
That's the spectrum of LoRAs, which are LoW RAnk by design.
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I'm fully aware that the term was originally invented to popularize the idea that people think with the brain and not the heart. But approximately nobody uses it with the meaning of "reading Western publications to learn about the
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11mo ago
The Wikipedia section you linked ends with The report concludes that "exhaustive research of several government agencies failed to reveal even one conclusively documented case of 'brainwashing' of an American prisoner of war
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