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by dan-g 1mo ago
Similarly, I’ve been working through Raschka’s Build a Large Language Model (From Scratch) https://sebastianraschka.com/llms-from-scratch/ and it’s been well worth it (particularly paired with his explainer videos)
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by dan-g 2mo ago
Ah thank you! Should’ve looked at the package.json description rather than the project’s homepage, hah
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by dan-g 2mo ago
This page could really any explanation for what this is? Even the “get started” link provides no real elucidation. Or maybe I’m just an idiot (also very possible). I’m tempted to ask an LLM to parse this for me, as I don’t think I have the
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by dan-g 3mo ago
> Goes on to explain how they used 3D blender...which wasn't available until 1998. You conveniently left out the second part of that sentence: > … modern compiler and a platform abstraction layer. The author very explicitly laid
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by dan-g 3mo ago
This is irrelevant and it’s clear from your comment history you’re just spamming your company; please read the HN guidelines again.
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by dan-g 4mo ago
Sorry maybe I’m missing something, but how is this gatekeeping?
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by dan-g 7mo ago
It’s awful a child was hit, but they only suffered minor injuries [1]. Nowhere in your linked article does it say they were killed. [1] https://people.com/waymo-car-hits-child-walking-to-school-du...
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by dan-g 10mo ago
See also: https://morbotron.com/ for Futurama!
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by dan-g 10mo ago
This is quite literally an adult swim parody video from 11 years ago (NSFW): https://youtu.be/DJklHwoYgBQ
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by dan-g 10mo ago
He's around! You can see his current work at https://worrydream.com . He's mostly been working on Dynamicland ( https://dynamicland.org ). He'll also occasionally post on Bluesky ( https://bsky.
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by dan-g 11mo ago
This sounds like a gross generalization of cyclists—I hope everyone’s friends aren’t this petty! I’ve gone on plenty of rides on an e-bike/not on an e-bike with folks doing the opposite and have never felt ostracized or made others fee
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Missed Connections and Markov Chains(nry.me)
2 points by dan-g 11mo ago|1 comments
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by dan-g 1y ago
Consider my hypothesis disproven!
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by dan-g 1y ago
The "Implemented Features" section in the readme has every heading denoted with an emoji, that's something I've seen pretty much only from LLMs
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The Hardest Bluffing Game(theatlantic.com)
11 points by dan-g 1y ago|1 comments
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by dan-g 1y ago
From the HN guidelines[0]: > Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting. [0] https://news.ycombin
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by dan-g 1y ago
This happens with iOS autocorrect → https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMac
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by dan-g 2y ago
The author teaches physics at a college, so I’m not sure why you say this is unrelated? The article is largely about her career path and how she ended up as an author and teacher.
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by dan-g 2y ago
(2019)—Would be curious to see how his setup has changed post-LLM.
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by dan-g 2y ago
I’m not sure what your definition of “failed” is, but notebooks of various kinds have been bringing value and accessibility to various different programming languages for a while now. If it was a “failed concept” I don’t think we’d see as m
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by dan-g 2y ago
Awesome! There’s a really cool company in Japan doing something similar for enterprise: https://tonari.no/en
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Measuring personal growth(huyenchip.com)
109 points by dan-g 2y ago|28 comments
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by dan-g 2y ago
Probably for that exact reason—consumers are familiar with the format, and know that something with that particular design is to be trusted—I.e. as a part of some governmental regulation.
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The Fediverse of Things(shkspr.mobi)
5 points by dan-g 2y ago|0 comments
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Giving the Finger to MFA – A Review of the Z1 Encrypter Ring from Cybernetic(shkspr.mobi)
3 points by dan-g 3y ago|0 comments
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by dan-g 3y ago
For me, memorizing things like this is useful because context switching from flow state → searching something → back to flow state takes time and mental energy, and can derail me pretty easily.
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by dan-g 3y ago
Writing effective cards is more of an art than a science, I've found—and seems to work best when you're the one writing the cards for yourself. A good resource for those interested in learning the craft is "How to write good
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by dan-g 3y ago
Hi there! I’m getting an “Email rate limit exceeded” error when I try to register, just FYI.
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by dan-g 3y ago
Emacs is able to run prompts, just like any other tool that's able to make an HTTP request. E.g., https://github.com/karthink/gptel provides hooks to both OpenAI and local LLMs, and allows you to use them anywher
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Jeremy Howard (Kaggle, fast.ai), Eric Ries (Lean Startup) launch new AI R&D lab(fast.ai)
3 points by dan-g 3y ago|0 comments

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