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OpenLM: a simple, efficient and customizable LLM training library(laion.ai)
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by achal 6y ago
This is great! I'd love to see more wrappers like these for ffmpeg. Despite 5 years of using it, I can rarely run any ffmpeg commands without looking at StackOverflow. I wrote a similarly-inspired wrapper because of this as well, with
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by achal 12y ago
My first reaction to this was that this was definitely less understandable, but I realized there were two pieces to this. One is banal - mapM_ and putStrLn are not near as simple as `for' and `print' (the latter have English meani
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by achal 12y ago
> 'a,'b Between mark `a' and `b' > g/fred If the line contains the pattern Fred, execute the following command (s/dick/joe/igc) > s/dick/joe/ Replace dick with joe > /i
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by achal 12y ago
You may have been on your initial commit; in that case, you need to use rm --cached instead of reset to undo a git add.
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by achal 12y ago
In case anyone else thinks they're insane, the two are the same. The second one should have been func main() { }
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by achal 12y ago
Is this true? I checked and I seemed to have lost my history from before 2012, and assumed I'd messed up somewhere in transitioning between computers. I couldn't find any info about Firefox doing this (arbitrarily deleting history
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by achal 13y ago
Berkeley's also trying to expose more things via an API: https://developer.berkeley.edu/ (it was primitive last time I tried it, but still a nice initiative to prevent the scraping that most sites have to resort to ri
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by achal 13y ago
Looks really interesting. I love Pandora and having seen this I realize I really want Pandora for video. Would be great to have more Pandora like features -- specifically, videos recommended based on likes/dislikes of other videos, and
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by achal 13y ago
Same question. I was using Raphael.js earlier and had to switch to svg.js for SVG specific features, and it's quite a nice library, though perhaps not as developed as Raphael in terms of documentation. The only possible conflicting goa
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by achal 13y ago
Thanks, the fact that it was so simple to make it do random things is great. Very fun.
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by achal 13y ago
As far as I can tell, they currently don't. “How will you deal with context?” We are currently developing a principled method to identify relevant phrases, for example to deal with the multitude of both positive and negative us
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by achal 13y ago
From what I can tell, the actual issue in this case was that they simply summed the wrong thing, rather than ran into some floating point error. Also, I haven't gone through the first paper, but that second link just seems to show how they
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by achal 14y ago
Yes, it does (except you have to look for it in %programfiles(x86)%, and then it opens in a graphical window that doesn't take your .vimrc/.gvimrc into account)
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by achal 14y ago
If you pin the tab, Firefox and Chrome should glow the favicon on title change.
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by achal 14y ago
Screenshot if your browser crashes/blows up: http://i.imgur.com/nWnqA.png
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by achal 14y ago
It was sort of mentioned. Mozilla, Opera, and Microsoft all brought up that as being something they may be "pressured into" doing. http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2012Feb/0313.h... "Discussed problem of WebKit monopoly on mo
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by achal 14y ago
I was able to gather the following links which may be interesting: * IRC log of W3's meeting, where Mozilla, Opera, and Microsoft bring up the possibility of being forced to support -webkit prefixes: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www
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by achal 14y ago
:( No love for the Audio API? http://www.w3.org/TR/webaudio/ (Admittedly, it's only supported in Webkit at the time)
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by achal 14y ago
It's using it on Chrome for me.
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by achal 14y ago
Semi related: Not sure how many people have played with PowerShell/COM, but it's fun to toy with. Haven't used it for anything too useful (yet) but for example, to delete all the comments in a Word document in a couple lines: $a = New-Objec
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by achal 14y ago
Unfortunately, you can't style those in Firefox.
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by achal 14y ago
Not OP, but I use this: https://github.com/achalddave/Vimdows-Navigation , which I updated from someone's post here http://www.autohotkey.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=44762 Someone else has also recommended https://github.com/MarcWebe
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by achal 14y ago
Check `about:support` and see if webgl was disabled because of the driver version. That might be it.
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by achal 14y ago
You cannot, unfortunately. I tried simply animating some elements with .animate, and it did not work.
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by achal 14y ago
You have to open the inspector first (Ctrl+Shift+I or Firefox->Web Developer->Inspector), and then click the "3D" button on the bottom left (or bottom right if you're on some beta/nightlies).
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by achal 14y ago
I think chmod775 was talking about actual readability, not the language. To be fair (Firefox 17, W7), it isn't perfect: http://imgur.com/WKoE8 (and it's not just because of the language--I modified the text to some English: http://imgur.
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by achal 14y ago
I found it much easier to read after `$('font').css('background','transparent')`, for what it's worth.
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by achal 14y ago
> self-driving cars becoming a norm leads to more car-centered infrastructure over public transportation Out of curiosity, why would this be? I can see that commuters who despise driving may switch to cars from public transport, but at
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by achal 14y ago
Just a heads-up, the `font-weight:700` on anchor tags causes some issues (Firefox 17, Win 7) Your site: http://imgur.com/ZYObO Without the font-weight rule: http://imgur.com/qfEaz

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