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   by binarymax 2y ago

   It’s truly bizarre. I’m married and have a strong social life, but then I see things like this in my local subreddit where men just don’t want to go out and meet women. https://old.reddit.com/r/Rochester/comments&
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   Referring to anyone as an NPC is really insulting. People are not algorithms in a video game. They are real and they have lives and dreams and hopes and problems. Show some respect.
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   Not to judge or sound condescending, but it seems like you’re lacking empathy and a community. I know exactly what I’d do in your situation: help others. I live in a small city, and it has some problems and some opportunities. Even lackin
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   100%
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   Thanks, but perhaps I should have been more clear in my question. How can something self-compile if it doesn't have a compiler to start with? Does the onramp source contain some machine code that is a compiler already?
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   From the GitHub for on-ramp: it’s “self-bootstrapping and can compile itself from scratch”. What does that mean? How can it compile itself if it doesn’t exist?
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   > If you try to rate-limit them, they’ll just switch to other IPs all the time. If you try to block them by User Agent string, they’ll just switch to a non-bot UA string (no, really). This is literally a DDoS on the entire internet. I
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   In theory they should work well in food deserts. But they are always overpriced and don’t vary stock from store to store, so can’t cater to varying income levels well. A family owned dollar store with pharma and fresh grocery would be a goo
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   by binarymax 2y ago

   Thanks for plugging local radio that also stream! I support my local radio as well and for the same reasons: discovery. Listener supported also has the benefit of zero ads. Here are my two stations that I listen to: - WBER https:/&#
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    If you're interested in my take (you probably don't know me so probably not), I talked about this extensively on a local radio broadcast on Monday: https://www.wxxinews.org/show/connections/2024-12-23&#x2
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Conversions are really expensive. If the property won't be sustainable with residential rent then why bother doing the conversion in the first place? Seems like a frustrating way to burn money. I'm not saying it's impossibl
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Yeah not just the HVAC but the entire common area maintenance and pro rata property tax is a high portion of commercial rent in malls. A commercial tenant for the same space would probably pay 5x to 10x what an equivalent residential mark
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    That looks great for speed, but what about recall?
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Sales, sales, sales. I've been in tech so long but as a founder this is where I need to really focus. ABC for me all the way in 2025.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Hey! Not sure if you're looking for recommendations, but Andrew Ng's original coursera course for Machine Learning is what you're looking for. I took the course back in 2015 but it's timeless, and gives you the algo and
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Pre and post filtering are both not great. Some HNSW implementations in products like Vespa and Qdrant have filter-during-search. This remains an unsolved problem in cluster-based indices.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    This is a great point that nobody will shoot you over :) But the main question is still: assuming you replace an undergrad with a model, who checks the work? If you have a good process around that already, and find utility as an augmented
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    HNSW became the defacto default specifically because you don’t need to precalculate the index and it updates as writes come in. This is a great article, and all the points are there, but the truth is that most teams running million scale ve
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    All those saying "AGI", read the article and especially the section "So is it AGI?"
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    "Note: OpenAI has requested that we not publish the high-compute costs. The amount of compute was roughly 172x the low-compute configuration." The low compute was $17 per task. Speculate 172*$17 for the high compute is $2,924 p
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    "Sam is harnessing powers that few of us ever encounter in our lives. He’s directing them in order to reach down inside of this deck of tarot cards and transform the very atomic nature of its being. He’s doing what sorcerers do: magic.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Keep working on this we’re getting really close to an American yodel.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Maybe the creators purposefully designed the game to take forever and keep the kids occupied, so the parents could spend time debating Talmud without interruption.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    From what I understand you also need to be able to pay yourself a $60,000 salary minimum, from that LLC. If people can do that, then power to them and let them stay! If you're worried about people shortcutting a line to get a visa by
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    Not as boring when the chocolate coins become shots of schnapps. Thanks for the sequel! Looking forward to next year's article when you get around to writing PRISM as a compiler target.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    I was really excited for CANINE [1] but it never really went anywhere. Tokens are a hack. They work for the most part, but it’s clear when they don’t. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.06874
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    This is a non starter for every company I work with as a B2B SaaS dealing with sensitive documents. This policy doesn’t make any sense. OpenAI is guilty of the same. Just freaking turn this off for business customers. They’re leaving mo
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    I honestly can’t tell if you’re serious or not.
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    My best guess is he started feeling some time pressure and really wanted to trade for a clear draw, but crucially miscalculated the tempo and position of the K vs KP ending. I'm not a grandmaster though, so I can only vaguely speculate
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    by binarymax 2y ago

    But it sounds like from your post that they actually intend to pay you, but they're stuck somehow? Get your lawyer to unstick them.