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by zupa-hu 1mo ago
I would not be surprised if it’s the same method we use for finding important stuff that we can’t remember where we put: “All right where would I put it this time to make sure I find it in the future? Ah there it is!” LLMs are future predic
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by zupa-hu 2mo ago
# Flash, off-peak cache-hit 2.5x cache-miss 1.57x out 2.36x # Flash, peak cache-hit 5x cache-miss 3.14x out 4.71x Edit: fixed the numbers and formatting
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by zupa-hu 6mo ago
It is very disappointing that you can't see what you got right or wrong without giving out your email. I'm not even sure if one would learn from the email or whatever the calibration result is. I'm happy for you if it works b
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by zupa-hu 6mo ago
Hm, long time ago.. I’d say 3 years. Definitely more than 1yr and less than 10. I know that’s a wide range, sry.
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by zupa-hu 6mo ago
For what its worth, I’ve tried this with my family when I was in my teens, some 20+ years ago. The idea wasn’t to test it’s really them, rather that they are not forced to say things. Then came the time when I wanted to use it. They didn’t
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by zupa-hu 7mo ago
I also caught this but then figured 10m may not be the typical drawing time. 10m -> 1m means 10x faster. 5m = 300s alas 3s/drawing. So maybe it only tool 30s/drawing previously. (Unlikely.) But even then, it also says 5m can sa
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by zupa-hu 7mo ago
Oh does it? Thanks for the clarification then. Their home page said 2.5kW so I assumed that's what it is. To be fair, 2.5kW does sound too much for a single 3x3cm chip, it would probably melt.
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by zupa-hu 7mo ago
This would be a hell of a hot power bank. It uses about as much power as my oven. So probably more like inside a huge cooling device outside the house. Or integrated into the heating system of the house. (Still compelling!)
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by zupa-hu 11mo ago
Isn't syntax pretty much just compression? We could write down the AST itself in some generic notation but that would be orders of magnitudes larger, so invent clever tricks to compress it, which we call syntax. Edit: typo
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Resiliency and Scale(stratechery.com)
2 points by zupa-hu 1y ago|0 comments
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I’d love to have this for phone calls and sms as well. If you didn’t spam me, I’ll refund.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
In my book, asking for a tip is called begging. A tip is voluntary.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Would you elaborate why?
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Oh lol I love that angle!
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
I think it's a great demo, it is interesting how harsh the feedback is that you are getting. You are probably just too late to the party. I also work in this space and the road ahead gets exponentially harder, unfortunately.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Is it just me? No conclusion, no takeaway, nothing.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Thanks for this comment, I'm glad it's not only me. I came back feeling like, I enjoyed the article and it was a waste of time. Classic advice, where its only use is passing it on.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Maybe if you are copy-pasting some html templates, but then it is not “writing code”. Handwriting complex logic, at 5k sloc per day, no way.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
That exists, it is called a nominal type system, while in your example the language has a structural type system. Edit: Assuming your example is even statically typed.
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Maybe you should repost here to reach a more qualified audience: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43547609
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by zupa-hu 1y ago
Seems like you are a startupper from Hungary? Shoot me a mail, I love getting to know other local startuppers. (in profile)
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
Hey! I'm the founder of an early stage startup. The product was long in the making, about to release v2 and I planned to do sales myself. I've played with the idea of this model myself, in the sense that it would be an interesting
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
Every automated crawler follows human-driven actions.
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
..and then he adds these movements need to have nanometer precision. WHAT?!
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
Not sure how many such solutions there are out there so no idea about the norm. I doubt polling is a real option. You may want to search for realtime databases.
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
One example is when you want to display live data on a website. Could be a dashboard, a chat, or really the whole site. Polling is both slower and more resource hungry. If it is built into your language/framework, you can completely ig
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
They publish a benchmark for anyone interested: https://marisa-trie.readthedocs.io/en/latest/benchmarks.html Summary for storing a list of 3M Russian words: - ~60x less memory - ~5-10x slower compared to hashmap
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
SEEKING WORK, EU / US, REMOTE Location: Budapest, Hungary (company in the UK) Summary - I'm an experienced developer, I can build your full stack web app on my own. - Be it your MVP or later iterations. Platform - Existing softwar
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
I'm wondering what wavelengths our monitors / phones have. I always thought of flux (the app) that it is reducing blue light. But keeping the red part may be just as important. For anyone interested, here is a short vid on how to
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by zupa-hu 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying, based on the title I totally thought the study was about critical thinking in general. For the record, I’m not going to read the article to verify your statement.

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