euleriancon

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by euleriancon 6d ago
I've been waiting for symbolic music generators for ages. This is so nice for musicians. Being able to intelligently translate parts, generate additional parts, generate sheet music from audio, generate variations on pieces, making pie
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by euleriancon 2mo ago
xAI is renting out compute https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/20/anthropic-will-pay-xai-1-2...
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by euleriancon 2mo ago
Spent some time playing on it just now on Linux. I couldn't easily get the automatic ingestion or gardening working, but everything else is working okay. For my workflows I think I actually prefer wiki updates being manual and deliber
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by euleriancon 2mo ago
This isn't as easy as it sounds. Every ML model is struggling to balance between generalization and test performance. Taking a good model like GLM5.2 and just fine tuning it on coding can decrease real world performance due to mechanic
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by euleriancon 3mo ago
Help me understand this viewpoint that AGI being possible in the near-ish future is a myth, I see it repeated quite a lot. I've been in NLP since the LSTM days and it's hard for me to look at LLMs and not just think they are incre
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by euleriancon 4mo ago
There doesn't really seem to be anything of substance in the actual executive order. Section 1 doesn't say anything Section 2 seems to boil down to: "improve cyber security and maybe use AI if we can find funding for it"
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by euleriancon 5mo ago
Are we looking at the same data? On that site I see that opus 4.7's and gpt 5.5's g scores are within each others confidence intervals, and both significantly ahead of the number 3 model. Your comment makes it sound like they are
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by euleriancon 5mo ago
An alternative explanation is that cold places with long winters are depressing, and because they are depressing fewer people want to live there. Alaskan winters are hard regardless of how many friends you have.
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by euleriancon 7mo ago
I had a similar experience recently, where I logged in to Facebook after not using it for years and was shocked by how much garbage was there. My spouse does use Facebook somewhat regularly so I looked at her feed and it was much more reaso
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by euleriancon 9mo ago
In practice you can use 2d generation on spheres with simple UV mapping techniques. Your pixel height becomes distance from the sphere origin.
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by euleriancon 9mo ago
I worked on something very similar for my master's degree. The problem I could never solve was the speed, and from reading the paper it doesn't seem like they managed to solve that either. In the end, for my work, and I expect for
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by euleriancon 9mo ago
The main issues I see are immich identifying things like statues or paintings as people, and not dealing with people (especially kids) aging. Google photos isn't perfect either but I never saw these kind of issues when I was still usin
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by euleriancon 10mo ago
There are still some features that a miss from Google photos. There isn't any way (that I know of) to auto add pictures to an album based on the face. I used to have dedicated albums for family members, and it was nice to have the auto
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by euleriancon 10mo ago
Diffusion LMs do seem to be able to get more out of the same data. In a world where we are already training transformer based LLMs on all text available, diffusion LMs ability to continue learning on a fixed set of data may be able to outpe
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by euleriancon 10mo ago
DETR model have outperformed YOLO models for a while, but they have been much slower making them impractical for real time detection.
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by euleriancon 11mo ago
Well, the US publishes numbers for a lot of its programs so we can see exactly how much is spent on the bureaucratic nightmare. Medicaid FY 2023 Budget: $900.3b ($620b federal, $280b state) [1] FY 2023 Budget not spent on benefits (admin ov
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by euleriancon 1y ago
This exactly. For parents it is not a choice, you absolutely must have a parent sitting by a young child. The effect of not automatically putting parent and children next to each other would just be making tickets more expensive for parents
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by euleriancon 1y ago
You're completely right, it is very similar to the western style credit score, and is often either accidentally or deliberately misrepresented. That being said, it covers behaviors not covered by western credit scores that does have el
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by euleriancon 1y ago
I agree that the American understanding of the Social Credit System is flawed, but to suggest it doesn't exist is an extreme overreach. Furthermore, it clearly is a system that is important to the CCP and has an effect. From the Baidu
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by euleriancon 1y ago
What are you referring to? gov.cn page on social credit system plan https://www.ndrc.gov.cn/xxgk/zcfb/tz/202406/P020240604321155... gov.cn page on social credit system suggested changes/opinions ht
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by euleriancon 1y ago
Here is a list of items that matter for an American. It is much worse if you are from Hong Kong or Taiwan. 1. Instagram, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter (basically all major American social media platforms) are not accessible without a VPN. Some
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by euleriancon 1y ago
Plane tickets to China are relatively cheap right now. LAX to PEK round trip for $750. Take a trip and see for yourself.
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by euleriancon 1y ago
The nature of Chinese censorship makes it difficult to provide hard numbers, but it really is worse. America's handling of censorship is certainly not the best, and it has gotten worse recently, but it is not on the level of China.
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by euleriancon 1y ago
How would you respond to the critique that it makes that tax associated with a property dependent on the improvements to adjacent properties? I could see a situation where a single family home owner would deliberately oppose improvements (i
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by euleriancon 1y ago
I feel like most people that say WeChat is a super app haven't actually used it for any period of time. WeChat achieves their "able to do everything" by embedding sub apps within the app. Switching between them is jarring, an
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by euleriancon 1y ago
While I strongly doubt this fully disables tracking, you can at least disable your watch history on youtube which will have the effect of the recommendation algorithm not adjusting to your preferences. You can change it from Google account
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by euleriancon 1y ago
To me, the point the friend is making is, just like you said, that you don't need to review every line of code in a package, just the interface. The author misses the point that there truly is code that you trust without seeing it. A
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by euleriancon 1y ago
> The truth that may be shocking to some is that open source contributions submitted by users do not really save me time either, because I also feel I have to do a rigorous review of them. This truly is shocking. If you are reviewing eve
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by euleriancon 1y ago
At least with traditional Chinese, reading isn't as bad as people make it out to be. A lot of characters are pictophonetic characters(形聲), where one element describes the sound and the other meaning. While not perfect they allow a read
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by euleriancon 1y ago
Measure words in Chinese are great. They provide so much descriptive capacity in such a short simple way. 一棍棒, 一把棒, 一根盪, 一條棒, all would translate to English as "a stick", but they convey different perspectives about what that sti

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