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anactofgod
22d ago
FLAIL (232) --> CLEVE (24) --> CLUMP (4) --> CLOUS (3) --> CLOUD (2) --> CLOUR (1) 12 unused letters + 1 words remaining = No margin for error
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anactofgod
3mo ago
Yeah. It is interesting to think about how to build that sovereign AI solution. <cough> cryptocurrency </cough> These instructions are to achieve a much more modest goal than that!
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Your Own Private AI, Part 2: Secure Access from Anywhere with Tailscale Aperture
(10io.com)
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5mo ago
Jeez… What’s a perso…er… penguin gotta do to have some privacy these days?
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anactofgod
5mo ago
Amazing. Thanks for your detailed posts on the bake-off between the Mac and GB10, Daniel, and on your learnings. I had trying similar on both compute platforms on my to-do list. Your post should save me a lot of debugs, sweat, and tears.
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Anthropic’s Claude Mythos release created a Glomar Trap for customers and rivals
(10io.com)
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5mo ago
Whether by design or accident, the way Anthropic is managing the Claude Mythos release is creating a Glomar Trap for customers, competitors, and investors.
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5mo ago
Do you want to define the seasons by temperature? Or by lengthening of the day? Because, to me, seasons are tied to weather in general, but temperature specifically. And temperature seems to correlates to length of day, but trails it by abo
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The CLaRa-7B models unify RAG and provide built-in semantic doc compression
(huggingface.co)
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9mo ago
CLaRa (Continuous Latent Reasoning) is an approach Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) that shortens context, reduces double-encoding, and improves quality of responses by compressing documents into a small set of "continuous memory t
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9mo ago
Because, the programming languages best matched to a (natural human language-based) declarative programming paradigm (e.g., vibe coding) would be declarative programming languages, not imperative programming languages.
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1y ago
Yes. Logue's are (brilliant) retellings, not translations. His source material were other English translations, since he was not literate in ancient Greek (as the article's author notes). ---------- See an East African lion Nose
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1y ago
"People seem to think that having the internet at their fingertips means they no longer need to know anything themselves. But in order to understand things, you need a lot of knowledge readily available in your head. Only then can the
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2y ago
"Vorrath, who has spent 36 years at Apple, is known for managing the development of tough software projects. She’s also put procedures in place that can catch and fix bugs." "In the mid-2000s, she was chosen to lead project m
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China's next-gen tailless combat aircraft analysed
(aerosociety.com)
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2y ago
Following in Playtex's footsteps: https://www.fastcompany.com/90375440/the-improbable-story-of...
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3y ago
Up until a few days ago, I was also vacillating between learning OCaml or Haskell, before deciding on Haskell for reasons. I surveyed many free and paid-for references to build my foundation, before picking John Whitington's "Hask
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3y ago
Ready Player One
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3y ago
And WeWork's CFO has also resigned. https://www.reuters.com/business/wework-cfo-resign-filing-20...
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WeWork CEO Mathrani to step down after joining Sycamore Partners as director
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3y ago
Heh. I remember reading this very magazine and reading this article.
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The coming technological singularity: How to survive in the post-human era [pdf]
(ntrs.nasa.gov)
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4y ago
A (timely) periodic revisit of Vernon Vinge's December 06, 1993 paper on the human implications of the progression towards achieving AI, IA, and the Singularity. "The acceleration of technological progress has been the central fea
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4y ago
"This was not an obvious solution..." <rim shot>
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4y ago
https://www.platohq.com may provide what you seek. (I'm a volunteer/mentor on there.)
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You: What is Arc? Paul: Arc is a new dialect of Lisp that was created by the speaker. You: What is Lisp? Paul: Lisp is a programming language that is intellectually prestigious, but not considered to be particularly hip or fashionable. You:
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Grokking Simplicity: Taming complex software with functional thinking
(manning.com)
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Kudos to the author for sharing a breakdown and analysis that could be helpful to folks considering the leap to freelancing. I would add three related things to consider that were not highlighted by the author: 1. Business acquisition costs
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12y ago
I'd be curious to know what returns have IV realized for it's investors to date? Also, "Bloomberg BusinessWeek reports that IV kept asking the same companies to reinvest, and if they didn’t, the threat was that the company co
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12y ago
The details you provide are especially interesting, especially in light of PayPal's announcement yesterday of their Next-Day-Settlement (NDS) service: http://thenextweb.com/insider/2014/07/08/paypal-
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