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by ckrapu 4d ago
The outputs for the first example aren’t showing up for me.
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by ckrapu 13d ago
With all due sympathy and wishes that he can continue his career in America, I have to say that a medical fraud billing charge is unfortunately going to make it much harder for him to fight the legal battle.
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by ckrapu 15d ago
Ironically, reads like slop.
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by ckrapu 21d ago
That might be true in practice but also 1) completely incompatible with global notions of fairness and justice, and 2) not an especially compelling political argument for getting countries to open up their markets.
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by ckrapu 21d ago
I am quite happy to see such a successful outcome for this team. When looking at the landscape of AI-adjacent startups, rarely do you see such a nice balance between following the hype and providing a sufficiently useful and general service
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by ckrapu 21d ago
Well, an American farmer cannot sell his grain in India. That also seems to be discrimination simply because he is in the wrong place. Are you arguing that all protectionism is flawed and wrong?
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by ckrapu 21d ago
A country's first responsibility should be to its citizens.
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by ckrapu 25d ago
This looks like mostly AI slop.
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A few simple tricks for building chatbots with nice UX(christopherkrapu.com)
3 points by ckrapu 2mo ago|0 comments
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by ckrapu 2mo ago
If it is satire, bravo. If sincere, congratulations.
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by ckrapu 2mo ago
They're a bit late to the party.
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by ckrapu 2mo ago
This is a classic!
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by ckrapu 2mo ago
Very cool. Excited to try this out sometime!
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by ckrapu 3mo ago
Isn't this way more expensive? https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/capacityblocks/pricing/
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by ckrapu 4mo ago
I think you dramatically underestimate the number of motivated, trained people who find the current societal conditions on Earth untenable. By the way, this is not just a cheap shot at the Trump administration. The issues are much wider tha
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Minimax M3(minimax.co.uk)
30 points by ckrapu 4mo ago|12 comments
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by ckrapu 4mo ago
As you pointed out, the viable area with a sufficiently cold winter is probably shrinking every year. Perhaps the better solution is the one proposed by Yablonovitch et al in which they suggest using deserts instead, though I think that is
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Poverty Bayes: fitting million-parameter models for pennies with serverless MCMC(christopherkrapu.com)
1 points by ckrapu 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ckrapu 4mo ago
Thanks for taking a look at that article! In short, you're right on the first item; only a fraction of that total arable land actually experiences subfreezing winter temperatures. Given your word choice, I suspect you hail from Britain
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Don't know where your data is from? Bayesian modeling for unknown coordinates(christopherkrapu.com)
50 points by ckrapu 4mo ago|4 comments
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by ckrapu 4mo ago
It'd be nice if you just wrote the article yourself instead of using ChatGPT. I know it's a lot of work, but I would be much more inclined to finish it.
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by ckrapu 5mo ago
I think that there's a major difference in the resulting mindsets that the two types of experiences form, though. The first learn that nature is always present and doing its best to kill you / wreck your harvest, and that it is on
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by ckrapu 5mo ago
I can tell you wrote the article with ChatGPT. I’m out as soon as I pick up the smell. I don’t dislike the usage of AI, I just don’t trust. It if you haven’t written it yourself.
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by ckrapu 6mo ago
I expect it will be popular to dogpile on this article and point out how it's wrong in all sort of ways. I don't mean to do this and appreciate the writing, but a core difference is that software engineering always strives to avoi
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
My point is not that oil fails to generate revenue. Clearly it is a lucrative business. Instead, my claim is that the state economy was remarkably robust, productive, healthy, and well-optimized for middle class quality of life pre-2007. Do
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
With all due respect, I disagree. I loved the winters. I loved the people. I loved how its natural beauty was subtle and rewarded the patient, unlike El Capitan or the Black Hills. The economy was fine before oil appeared.
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
I don't like this article. In particular, this section is especially poor: > Block 1: We couldn't calculate fast enough. Solution: The GPU. > Block 2: We couldn't train deep enough. Solution: Transformer architecture.
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
I originally tried to do this on my own server but my GPU is too old :(
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
I wanted to let an LLM be able to grep and read through it.
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by ckrapu 7mo ago
I wasn't aware of dots when I wrote the blog post. This is really good to know!! I would like to try again with some newer models.

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