jeroenvlek

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by jeroenvlek 4mo ago
Yeah..., or you could read the rest of the comment section and learn that I have RTFA, but that TFA was changed with one that explains it better: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48257929 This was what I read: https:&#
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by jeroenvlek 4mo ago
Am I the only one wondering if it's 26 chickens at once from a single artificial egg or they just succeeded 26 times with different eggs? Rationally it probably has to be the latter, but the title confuses me.
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by jeroenvlek 6mo ago
True, but don't you think the FBI director should be held to higher standards of security hygiene than average people? Because I'm interpreting your tone as "it could happen to anyone". At some point the doubt is gone an
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by jeroenvlek 1y ago
Exactly.
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by jeroenvlek 1y ago
Apologies, I should have been more specific. "Mature" was a reference to its feature set, not its stability. It runs fine in my setup. I meant things like automatic resolution and scale switching, for example, without having to ed
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by jeroenvlek 1y ago
I've been using Hyprland now for 4 months and it's my first tiling WM experience. I absolutely love it and actually donated 10 euro to the dev(s?). Having said that: This is simply not mature enough yet to warrant a 60 euro a year
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Am I interpreting this correctly to say that if you travel through the universe (at relativistic speeds?) and you arive at your destination, then you are reset to be the same person as when you started the journey?
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
In the average organization, if you're not talking to other departments then, almost by definition, you're also not doing DDD.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
In this context I can also highly recommend the Sara Walker episodes on Lex Fridman: https://youtu.be/-tDQ74I3Ovs?si=1m0JV8gZEl4WFedG https://youtu.be/SFxIazwNP_0?si=R7yZroSNbw5Jjc0H https://yout
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Ultimately even conventional 3d assets are rendered into pixelspace. It all comes down to the constraints in the model itself.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Very cool! Like others here I've done something similar about a decade ago [0], but only with inheritance and mutation. This was C++ and Qt. [0] https://github.com/jeroenvlek/evopic
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About Time(friso.lol)
2 points by jeroenvlek 2y ago|0 comments
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
As a freelancer myself I go one step further and actually charge hourly rates. This granularity helps both with short workshops and fulltime projects because with the latter I'm often asked to work overtime or I have personal errands t
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Lol, and there are the downvotes
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Strongly agree, yet debates about improving the ergonomics of the language, for which there clearly "is a market", seem to be hindered by those zealous activists. A minority, I'm certain, but vocal nonetheless. It really can
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Amazing list and despite having read sci-fi almost exclusively for the past 5 years, luckily there's still so much more to read!
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Your explanation is appreciated. I naively assumed HN moderation was more meta than that. It boils down to taste, ultimately. I'm really a fan of Rust, and it is sobering to now experience this gatekeeping that the Rust community is of
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
When is someone a Rust developer and why do you assume that I am not one? edit: -4 points on my parent comment for a totally valid opinion, not violating any commenting guide line (please enlighten me). However, for the down voters: "P
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
A lifetime keyword would actually go a long way in improving ergonomics. You could even make it synonymous with '. Then people can choose. Maybe one will get much more traction and the other can be deprecated.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Seems like Tesla could really benefit from this about to be released optimizer that reduces intra-GPU communication [0]. [0] https://github.com/NousResearch/DisTrO/blob/main/A_Prelimina...
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Ultimately, we're all just living in an episode on Rick & Morty's galactic cable TV
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
They really are in a class of their own. So smart, eloquent and original. And I have to admit that I don't even get 100% of all references. The first two also really read like an anime, including a cotton candy sweet beginning.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Bought it due to your recommendation. Will start after I finished The Will to Battle by Ada Palmer
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
My takeaway is that it's difficult to make a "generic enough" evaluation that encompasses all things we use an LLM for, e.g. code, summaries, jokes. Something with free lunches.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
What a curious swap. May I ask which course he taught?
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Much appreciated. I bought all 3.
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Researchers develop the fastest possible flow algorithm(ethz.ch)
317 points by jeroenvlek 2y ago|52 comments
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Personally I welcome it. It feels like an extension of humor in code (comments), and it provides a different perspective on the message.
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
The hard part would be to get the money for the needed compute, I presume. Although Karpathy just released a way to train a GPT2 level model for only 120 dollars [0] [0] https://youtu.be/l8pRSuU81PU?si=NnbI-7CG-Qbm3E46
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by jeroenvlek 2y ago
Still anecdotal, but I can only confirm this with my own experience. The worst was when I was debugging code, described the problem to GPT-4o, and then got my exact same code back with some blanket statements like "print your output fo

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