jerska

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by jerska 2y ago
LLMs need to compress information to be able to predict next words in as many contexts as possible. Chess moves are simply tokens as any other. Given enough chess training data, it would make sense to have part of the network trained to han
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by jerska 2y ago
Adding to my sibling comment, time is also mostly used as a coordination system. Being offset by a few minutes would make aligning meetings with your remote coworker an even bigger nightmare than it is now.
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by jerska 2y ago
Using caps doesn’t make this affirmation any more true. While you’re correct that it does massively help, money is only a resource, which you can use to trade for a lot of things, but there are people, things and abstract concepts that mone
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by jerska 2y ago
You’re checking the return value of the command here. Do you wrap all calls in an if? I believe the author was talking about set -e (often used with -o pipefail), so that any unhandled error simply exits the script.
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by jerska 2y ago
> there is no demand for (paid) background removal anymore as every iPhone can do it nowadays. PhotoRoom begs to disagree with this statement.
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by jerska 3y ago
… brings a counter theory to the parent comment to clearly explain why conclusions are hard to draw, then explicitly states that it’s inconclusive. The bad faith and passive-aggressive tone were unwarranted.
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by jerska 3y ago
Stranger than speaking out loud with your headset on?
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by jerska 3y ago
Smart people don’t consider themselves better than people around them. This article is so annoying. It has some truth to it, e.g. the mismatch between incentives and success, or even the corporate bullshit to avoid saying hard truths are on
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by jerska 3y ago
Of course you patch it, but you don’t assume that every system affected by this 0-day got exploited. You try to check if some were and it’s obvious that people at Microsoft are doing exactly that. Not saying that MS’s response was great, bu
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by jerska 3y ago
Great article, the example makes the point really clear. It probably applies just as well to other languages by the way. Two small notes after completing my read: 1. You're using `npm prune --omit=dev` after the build. It's probab
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by jerska 3y ago
Sorry but gotta say it the way it comes to my mind : « no shit, Sherlock ». Listen to your body. Always.
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by jerska 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch of such a nice replacement (and improvement!) of Algolia Places. It's much needed in this space.
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by jerska 4y ago
Just wanted to say after trying out a few searches how blown away I am by this. The level of understanding is indeed not there yet to rival directly with competitors, but you’re doing more than a decent job on a lot of requests which is no
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by jerska 5y ago
I’ve computed the 30% of GDP using the same maths as you did before, by taking 10K per capita over 34K of GDP per capita. Yes taxes are higher in France. Yes some budgets and jobs might need a pay cut to apply a similar model in the US. Tha
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by jerska 5y ago
You are trying to disagree here. Otherwise, you’d have looked at other comparable economic powers worldwide that provide a more socialist alternative and see that they are nowhere near the inflation rate you’re describing, e.g. France. Gran
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by jerska 5y ago
On a single platform, no.
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by jerska 6y ago
I don’t disagree with your point that there’s shared responsibility. But a big reason the welders aren’t the focus of the blame is that they were the first ones to die in the explosion. The consequences for PG&E were simply 4 millions h
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by jerska 7y ago
I’ll just chime in to say that Algolia runs on an home-made C++ engine. [I work at Algolia]
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by jerska 7y ago
Do you have an even worse source? This Navigant « study » keeps coming up in comments about Tesla without any explanation on the methodology whatsoever.
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by jerska 7y ago
The first article you link to sources another article as its source, which itself calls bullshit on the ranking. Your link: > According to Electrek, Tesla trails behind other companies in terms of autonomous driving tech based on a list
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by jerska 9y ago
There's indeed no OR, as you'd be able to type those three queries with instant results. If you really wanted to do that, you could use the optionalWords feature at query time using the API. :)
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by jerska 9y ago
Custom-made C++ engine - baked into an nginx plugin - no elasticsearch nor lucene in the stack, except to gather analytics on the side. It has been made to solve user-facing search only, where elasticsearch couldn't meet the same speed
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by jerska 9y ago
Algolia : https://blog.algolia.com/
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by jerska 9y ago
Algolia's CSS API client: https://blog.algolia.com/js-is-dead-all-hail-css/
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Show HN: Fargs, a simple JavaScript arguments manager(github.com)
1 points by jerska 10y ago|0 comments
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SocialCam is closed(blog.socialcam.com)
2 points by jerska 11y ago|0 comments