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by broses 1y ago
This gave me an idea: we can take a mixture of tokenizations with learned weights, just like taking a mixture of experts with learned weights. BLT is optimized for compression, but an approach like this could be optimized directly for model
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by broses 2y ago
Kinda cute. Just linking this somewhere so it will come up in Google.
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by broses 2y ago
That's so cool! Is there a way to talk on mobile? Maybe we could add a talk button in the bottom right. I might add this to my website!
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Decibels Are Useful(aaron.kriegman.net)
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by broses 2y ago
I made this web app to work on my intonation listening, so I can get better at singing. I imagine it would also be useful for violinists and the like, or just anyone who wants to make their relative pitch more precise. The way it works is i
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by broses 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Boston | remote okay I'm looking for some work this month (July) before I start my PhD (math at UCLA). I may also be open to part time work after I start. Here's some highlights from my resume: Aaron Kriegman aaronk
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I made an ear training app using ChatGPT(aaron.kriegman.net)
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Run – a solution to a problem that every build system solves differently(github.com)
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Run(github.com)
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by broses 3y ago
The problem with Tau is that it's already used for a lot of other things. I like to use π with a line through it for 2π ("pi cross"). But that's less likely to catch on since Tau for 2π is already well known.
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by broses 3y ago
People have proposed introducing a symbol for 2π before, most often τ. I like to go a step further and introduce a symbol for 2πi. I use pi with a dot above it, pronounced "pi dot". Pi dot can be defined as the period of the expon
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by broses 4y ago
Awesome, I can't wait to try it (if it works on Linux)! Previously I used `npx http-server` for this, but I'd rather use something dependency free.
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by broses 4y ago
What os are you using? I found it extremely glitchy on windows, but pretty good on Linux. (It still crashes sometimes when I leave it open for a long time on Linux, but still the best handwriting app I've used on windows or Linux.)
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by broses 4y ago
I'm studying math at Cambridge University right now, and a lot of resources for our courses are available for free online. I do think that learning on your own is just not the same as learning for a degree, but if you have the motivati
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by broses 4y ago
You should also check out http://aosabook.org/en/index.html , they've collected information on the architecture of a wide range of open source programs.
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by broses 4y ago
Usually when I can't be bothered to remind myself the syntax for find, my go to these days is `echo **/*pattern*`. Of course, this is mainly just for small searches.
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by broses 4y ago
A while ago I was trying to find a way to make my terminal scroll back up after a command executed, so that if the output was long I could read it from the top without having to scroll up manually. There are ways to get yours shell to print
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Show HN: Liquid Go – A Game Combining Liquid Wars and Go(liquidgo.xyz)
1 points by broses 5y ago|0 comments
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by broses 5y ago
It's probably a good idea to implement this with an existing language so that you don't end up making your own programming language. For example you could just make the whole document a JavaScript template string.
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by broses 5y ago
That reminds me of a function I have in my environment called `dg` that does `cd` then `ls`. The name `dg` is short for dig, since the name `dig` was taken. I also sometimes write `2>1` instead of `2>&1` and get a mysterious file