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by binarymax 3y ago
Awesome. I’ve seen worse Jenkins pipelines than this.
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by binarymax 3y ago
YES. Look for deals. I got a really sturdy one from Costco 4 years ago for about $250 and it's the best desk I've ever owned. I don't use a char at all anymore - I stand about 80% of the day, and use a stool to rest for the
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by binarymax 3y ago
Meta recently announced that they are merging their AI departments and are building a cluster of 350,000 H100 GPUs (with 600k planned). Their goal is open source AGI. https://www.pcmag.com/news/zuckerbergs-meta-is-spe
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by binarymax 3y ago
Graphene ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene ) is manufactured from carbon. You don’t pull graphene out of the ground, you manufacture it in a lab.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Before we allow AI without any reasoning skills nor accountability to perform as doctors, let’s rethink licensing and insurance so that doctors can work between states and between countries. There are thousands of immigrant doctors who can
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by binarymax 3y ago
You need to model how a person actually plays connections. Start with the most obvious group that has the least ambiguity, and then your problem space is smaller on category 2, then the same for category 3 and 4. So really you could fine t
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by binarymax 3y ago
Made this one awhile ago to speed up scaffolding for some SaaS dev, and it works 'ok'. https://chat.openai.com/g/g-iFDxja3KI-bootstrap-express-post... ...has anyone had success with your own GPTs?
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by binarymax 3y ago
To suggest a harsh opinion on things here: If you’re in a position of power, and not medically licensed, then giving authoritative medical advice to the public should be a crime - especially when such advice results in death.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Just want to say awesome job and congrats on the launch. Many years ago I had similar dreams ( https://github.com/binarymax/backgammon.js/ ). But got too busy with other work to continue. I feel like it’s an under
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by binarymax 3y ago
The silver Rotring 800 of course
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by binarymax 3y ago
Interesting, but this aspect makes me double-take: "We demonstrate that Mistral-7B, when fine-tuned solely on synthetic data, attains competitive performance on the BEIR [ 40 ] and MTEB [27] benchmarks". E5/BGE large are an
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by binarymax 3y ago
I read it as being able to dev your site in whatever you want, then scrape it and publish it as a static and seo optimized site.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Long time DDG user (>10 years) here, and it’s astounding to me that they haven’t prioritized making their own independent index to switch off Bing. I would have expected them to do it like 5 years ago, but there’s afaik no initiative to
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by binarymax 3y ago
Same for the UK, the tier-1 visa, which is how I got my first independent visa there. Unfortunately it also gives high points for income, which biases for privileged peoples and origin countries. But if you can get to the UK on a work per
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by binarymax 3y ago
The examples were about a keyword or two (“lentils”, “laundry detergent”, etc) and filters.
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by binarymax 3y ago
The searchable content may be constrained, but the queries aren’t ;) Search is hard because you need to anticipate and model the language of all potential searchers and the content. There’s also lots of ambiguity because you’ll only get one
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by binarymax 3y ago
Have worked on this and it’s between 60 and 90% OK in my experiments. You run into lots of fun issues because people don’t write titles and descriptions for machines, they write them to appeal to human emotions to close a sale.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Love this article. Worked as a search relevance consultant for years and these are exactly the problems we work on. Most of the time fixing search is a thankless job. People expect it to work and when it does they take it for granted, bu
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by binarymax 3y ago
It’s both. What you’re referring to is “searchandizing”, and it’s a component of e-commerce for sure. But if you’re not also retrieving what the customer wants you’ll just piss them off and they’ll shop elsewhere.
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by binarymax 3y ago
It’s illegal in some states, but needs to be made a federal crime.
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by binarymax 3y ago
IMO the people who roll coal should be put in jail, but this is a good start. We need to hit the enablers and the users of these horrible machines.
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by binarymax 3y ago
The article states differently, saying it is performant. Instead of saying we should search for benchmarks why not post them here? Also, what is the small function you use?
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by binarymax 3y ago
In the US, the lemon law would have protected the buyer ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_law ) I don’t see that here so I guess they were not in the US. In any case it is unconscionable for Tesla to shift the cos
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by binarymax 3y ago
Nice! Now I don’t need to manually replace arxiv with ar5iv. Congrats to the team.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Good point. I’m one of those “never-ORM” people, so writing & maintaining the SQL is prone to error when the DB gets complex, and it does introduce mental overhead during dev.
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by binarymax 3y ago
FKs are typically primary keys/clustered indices on the related table, so in those cases the integrity overhead would be very minimal. So in the vast majority of cases, the integrity is worth it.
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by binarymax 3y ago
Wasn’t there proposed legislation that stated cancelling needed to be as easy as signing up? What ever happened to that?
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by binarymax 3y ago
How often is data actually DELETEd from production databases? Unless following through with regulatory removal such as GDPR, it’s far better to use an isdeleted flag IMO (so you can un-delete if the action was a mistake).
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DIY dual-channel bioprinter(2023.igem.wiki)
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by binarymax 3y ago
Not always, another comment mentions it is true for GloVe, but that doesn't mean it is true for all model's vector spaces.

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