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by t14n 11mo ago
fwiw there's a project doing just that: https://github.com/tursodatabase/turso they have a blog hinting at some answers as to "why": https://turso.tech/blog/introducing-limbo-a-compl
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by t14n 2y ago
fwiw this problem already exists with my more junior co-workers. and also my own code that I write when exhausted! if you have trusted processes for review and aren't always rushing out changes without triple checking your work (plus a
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by t14n 2y ago
+1 there are a million million subcultures with pretty stark differences in taste/aesthetics that you can dig up on the internet. looking at what's grossing in mega-dense populations of millions of people then yeah, perhaps in agg
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by t14n 2y ago
There are some OS specific files (unix.rx, windows.rs, etc) that you can discount (imo). If you really wanted to codegolf the repo, I'm sure you can make it literally <1024 lines.
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The Rise of Worse Is Better (1991)(dreamsongs.com)
265 points by t14n 2y ago|334 comments
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by t14n 2y ago
A new-ish field of "mechanistic interpretability" is trying to poke at weights and activations and find human-interpretable ideas w/in them. Making lots of progress lately, and there are some folks trying to apply ideas from
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Ameca Vision and Voice Cloning(youtube.com)
1 points by t14n 3y ago|0 comments
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by t14n 3y ago
I'd upvote this twice if I could. Young male here and dating is rough; most of my friends are male and single... But I find it a little ungenerous to interpret that young women are dating men who are cheating. I think it's more li
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by t14n 3y ago
I like the sentiment of the title, even if it gets people riled up. I'm fondly reminded of the introduction from Bob Nystrom's _Crafting Interpreter_ [1] > This last reason is hard for me to admit, because it’s so close to my h
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Managing AI Risks in an Era of Rapid Progress(managing-ai-risks.com)
2 points by t14n 3y ago|0 comments
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by t14n 3y ago
Hrm. It seems like the authors are caught up in things like "vividness" score and the "sentiment analysis" of the text; I guess because it's loosely related to AI? But it seems like a bulk of the stats collected are
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by t14n 3y ago
Yes, human labor is critical for subsistence. But let's look at how many people are employed by industry in the US: https://www.bls.gov/emp/tables/employment-by-major-industry-... About 2% of people in the US
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by t14n 3y ago
https://tommynguyen.dev/ Not too many interesting technical or SWE related posts though. I mostly use it as a scratchpad for ideas and non-tech things I'm thinking about (probably write enough about technical topics at
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by t14n 3y ago
Another junior eng here chiming in. Base on what I can gather from my friends who work in the space (DRW, Citadel) it's just more stressful and has more politics than my current role (ML Engineer @ a retail company). Trading income for
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by t14n 3y ago
https://fullstackdeeplearning.com/ and https://course.fast.ai/ seem to be what you're looking for. Both only cover the math as it becomes relevant. I am working through fast.ai's book right now an
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by t14n 4y ago
https://www.cell.com/patterns/fulltext/S2666-3899(21)00188-4 > We stress that this estimate carries some uncertainty but gives us a reasonable idea of the impact of ICT. Across studies, roughly 23% of ICT'