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by fooofw 12d ago
> On a noisy TypeScript repository, it improved F1 by 0.246 and used 12% fewer tokens. The useful predictor was lexical noise, not whether the language had strong static types. What is "lexical noise", which appears to be a key
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by fooofw 22d ago
Wouldn't "the typical person has above average number of legs" or some such be better?
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by fooofw 1mo ago
This is not general to all subjects in Danish universities. I studied physics in Denmark and while the majority of my exams after the second year match this description (though not all), my impression is that this is not at all the norm. St
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by fooofw 1mo ago
It seems like you're just clutching at strals now
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by fooofw 2mo ago
Lethal self defense?
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by fooofw 6mo ago
How is it even possible that we've reached a point where "yes, this is obvious and pretty unsurprising" is the default response to spying on an industrial scale.
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by fooofw 9mo ago
I believe this might be slightly imprecise also. The traceback is actually shown based on the last-thrown exception (that thrown from the finally in this example), but includes the previous "chained exceptions" and prints them fir
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by fooofw 9mo ago
My version of Firefox (146.0 on Debian) has exactly this. If I select a sentence and right-click, I get the menu item "Translate selection to <LANGUAGE>". In the resulting box, I can change the language pair - but the defaul
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by fooofw 9mo ago
I think this project is based on LaTeXML ( https://math.nist.gov/~BMiller/LaTeXML/ ) which is exactly that (except for the SVG part)
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by fooofw 9mo ago
The tokenization can represent uncommon words with multiple tokens. Inputting your example on https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer (GPT-4o) gives me (tokens separated by "|"): lower|case|un|se|parated|name
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by fooofw 9mo ago
It's kind of fun to compare this formulation with the seemingly contradictory official arXiv argument for submitting the TeX source [1]: > 1. TeX has many advantages that make it ideal as a format for the archives: It is plain text,
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by fooofw 9mo ago
That would (mostly if not always) work in the sense of reproducing the layout of the pages, but would defeat the purpose of preserving the semantic information present in the TeX file (what is a heading, a reference and to what, a specific
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by fooofw 10mo ago
Why have you failed though? Is the point to try to deceive people to think that XKCD actually published something else? Why not modify the xkcd one without hinding the fact that you modified it?
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by fooofw 11mo ago
What defines private sites, I wonder – beyond "such as local IP addresses like 192.168.0.1, single-label hostnames, and shortlinks like intranet/"?
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by fooofw 11mo ago
This made me think of Microsoft's MarkItDown tool/library [1] which seems to have quite the overlap in supported file formats [2,3] and conversion options [4]. I couldn't find any reference to the library on the website, so i
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by fooofw 1y ago
Then you've just traded that for lock-in to Cursor, no?
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by fooofw 1y ago
pdfjam [1] uses a LaTeX package under the hood, is included with the TeX Live distribution and acts as a wrapper for a LaTeX package. With this, I believe your example would be: pdfjam PDF_A.pdf '2-3' PDF_B.pdf '7-23&#x
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by fooofw 1y ago
For reference, here's a version with a linear y-axis: https://imgur.com/a/A2D1puk
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by fooofw 1y ago
Your parent comment may refer to requesting and waiting for a login link in, say, an email to authenticate - not SSO.
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by fooofw 2y ago
Out-of-control single point of failure?
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Greenland's PM looks to meet with Trump(politico.eu)
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by fooofw 2y ago
Fortunately, it's pretty simple to test. $ printf 'Line with EOL\nLine without EOL' | grep 'EOL$' Line with EOL Line without EOL $ grep --version | head -n1 grep (GNU grep) 3.8
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by fooofw 3y ago
Threads is also made by Meta
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by fooofw 3y ago
Yes, I agree completely.
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by fooofw 3y ago
I was curious, so I looked up arc in the PostScript Language Reference [1]. It contains the following (p. 530): > The arc is represented internally by one or more cubic Bézier curves (see curveto) approximating the required shape. This i
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by fooofw 3y ago
I'm not sure that fully explains it here. I see more relevant search results below the "People also watched" section (just checked now). Further down, there is also "For you" and "Previously watched" which
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by fooofw 3y ago
I feel like the fact that Meta (and anyone) can see posts and users regardless of whether or not they are defederated is a bit of a distraction. However, I do see the point of considering ways for instances to somehow distance themselves fr
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by fooofw 3y ago
If we're in the business of listing alternative ways to evaluate elisp (not to diminish IELM or the elisp modes of course), I can think of two other common ways to evaluate elisp. * Eshell (launched with M-x eshell) is a shell in Emacs
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by fooofw 3y ago
For anybody following along with the examples, a few points/tips that might help newcomers: 1. (By default) before you can use Python source blocks, you need to have the Org Babel Python functionality loaded which is most easily done b
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by fooofw 3y ago
Is there anywhere I can learn more about these regulations and what are the differences between different European countries? What Bloomberg writes here is not so concrete beyond requirements for consultations". Are you really not allo

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