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mynameisfiber
6y ago
This seems like more of a comment about the hacker news audience than the physical reasoning skills of gpt3
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mynameisfiber
7y ago
It seems the model often doesn't do exactly round pupils either.
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mynameisfiber
9y ago
This is great! Probabilistic datastructures are amazing. I did straight up HLL++ a while ago but had to do intersection with the inclusion–exclusion principle. It would be cool to try to fold this in somehow! ( https://github.com
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mynameisfiber
11y ago
No, but the time complexity is the same.
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Understanding Python bytecode by implementing tail call optimization
(blog.fastforwardlabs.com)
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mynameisfiber
11y ago
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
Also, don't forget the data they are harvesting. From their privacy policy, they are monitoring your shopping habits and what you do before/after you look at a product. So, that will let them "support our relationships with
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
Looks like the same technology as spreeder ( http://www.spreeder.com/app.php )... what's the difference between the two? As someone who tried using spreeder for a while, I can say that your retention is quite a bit lower
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
Any worry about latency with this new plugin architecture? I'm not quite sure how the current plugins communicate with the main process, but I am sure that one of the things I would most like to see in a re-write of vim is a more resp
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
Maybe a good solution would be to request a less privileged token if the user doesn't want integration with private repos. Then, if they want to upgrade to integration with private repos they need to get a new oauth token with the rel
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Show HN: Easily count distinct items in golang with an HLL++
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13y ago
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
With the right rotation, any direction can be pointing "up".
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mynameisfiber
13y ago
I found this is a useful addition to his scripts... I can't live without my tab completion! _jump() { local cur=${COMP_WORDS[COMP_CWORD]} COMPREPLY=( $(compgen -W "$( ls $MARKPATH )" -- $cur) ) }