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by binarymax 3y ago
Can’t believe it’s 9 years old at this point, but I made this for a project a while ago to solve this problem in JS. https://www.npmjs.com/package/bitflags
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by binarymax 3y ago
@why_at your comment and @throwup238's (thread name checks out) are IIRC the source of the debate. There is a porous surface area and tests/arguments of the type/size of the particle that can attach - perhaps they are inconc
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by binarymax 3y ago
LOL fair question so story time I guess. First incident. In late 2005, I'm in Bangkok for business. On the 3rd or 4th night I ventured to an outdoor restaurant, and ate their "specialty" which was raw shrimp, garlic, and cr
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by binarymax 3y ago
The effectiveness is hotly debated in literature [0], but I recommend everyone keep activated charcoal in their house. At the first sign of food poisoning take a couple tablets. It’s commonly used in Asia and has saved my life at least tw
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by binarymax 3y ago
Was it possible to use a fake name?
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by binarymax 3y ago
Import of wildlife and organic material is very well defined in US Code. Even transport across state lines is well defined. This isn’t some obscure case precedent - it’s clearly illegal.
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by binarymax 3y ago
If there’s a legal way for a billionaire to avoid paying tax, of course they’re going to do it. The problem is how can you protect honest charities and prevent these shenanigans?
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by binarymax 3y ago
Next-gen BERT models are still very popular for embeddings.
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by binarymax 3y ago
> 64gb is a good RAM amount IMO It doesn’t have 64gb of RAM, it has 8. The system requirements otherwise need 64gb of RAM for model compilation
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by binarymax 3y ago
The System Requirements on this page say 64GB RAM is a prerequisite on the host system. Why? Wouldn’t an inference server be barebones aside from the Inference hardware? https://tenstorrent.com/cards/
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by binarymax 3y ago
I’ve been happy to take my business elsewhere when apps arbitrarily stop supporting my phone. It boggles the mind that the endless pursuit of feature growth leaves loyal customers in the dust.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Oddly no mention of "chilly", which is what I might reach for. And lukecool sounds like a netflix CGI remake of Cool Hand Luke.
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by binarymax 3y ago
I've not had much success finding events using web search. It also requires constant pro-activity. I'm looking for something I can subscribe to. For example Meetup & Eventbrite email me upcoming events.
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Ask HN: How do you find local events?
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by binarymax 3y ago
Trump
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by binarymax 3y ago
Totally. When using GPT I exclusively use function calling, which is far more reliable for JSON output. When using other models I don't even bother with strict JSON because of the error rate - and instead opt for HTML which is more f
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by binarymax 3y ago
I'm not a full time "prompt engineer" but it's a small role in the work that I do for my business. Prompt engineering is kinda like a basic form of data science. You have a dataset and some manually labelled results, an
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by binarymax 3y ago
I'm interested in hearing if anyone has used DSPy ( https://github.com/stanfordnlp/dspy ) just for prompt optimization for GPT-3.5 or GPT-4. Was it worth the effort and much better than manual prompt iteration? Wa
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by binarymax 3y ago
Excel does do a good job of showing inconsistent cells in columns, it shows a green corner. But I do like the idea of different kinds of cells having a different style entirely. You can style them yourself but a default theme would be a co
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by binarymax 3y ago
Another vote for Mazda here. But I’m not sure about 2023/2024 models
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by binarymax 3y ago
OMG I love this. I have so many questions. What are the rules? How much does a server weigh? Are the servers shared between throws? What do they do about damage for the next thrower? Are they using different “standard” configs or weigh
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by binarymax 3y ago
They certainly do! In the ‘single varietal’ section: https://folivers.com/product-category/single-varietal-evoo/ I usually get the Hojiblanca but seems that variety is unavailable online. Also to be clear, I have
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by binarymax 3y ago
Sorry to hear that. Not sure where you’re located but check out the supplier I mentioned, it’s definitely pure. https://folivers.com/
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by binarymax 3y ago
Of course, I have a variety of oils depending on what I’m cooking. I use olive oil for low and slow stuff like sauces.
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by binarymax 3y ago
I’ve come to peace with not being sure whether the olive oil I use for cooking is really what they say it is on the bottle. But I also buy really real oil from a nice local supplier (F. Oliver’s) to use on salads and bread. It’s pretty obvi
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by binarymax 3y ago
It does. It gives a very clear example “show me how to make a [MASK]” and the mask is replaced with ascii art of “bomb”. This bypassed the model safety and responds with bomb making instructions.
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by binarymax 3y ago
"If I could've made movies without any dialogue, it would have been paradise" ...this is why I love his movies, the visuals and sounds are so beautiful and powerful.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Zerg vs Protoss is pretty close, but we need something new!
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by binarymax 3y ago
Hey thanks for pointing this out. The prices above are for GPT-4-Turbo and I should have specified. GPT-4 is considerably more expensive. GPT-4 (classic, 8k) input: $0.03 GPT-4 (classic, 8k) output: $0.06 GPT-4 (classic,
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by binarymax 3y ago
On Azure, it's slightly cheaper than GPT-4. Per 1000 tokens: GPT-4 input: $0.01 Mistral input: $0.008 GPT-4 output: $0.03 Mistral output: $0.024

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