tehf0x

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Gemini Flash Thinking Mode(ai.google.dev)
2 points by tehf0x 2y ago|0 comments
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by tehf0x 2y ago
Amen to that! 20 years later this was my gateway drug into being addicted to computers and gave me my full stack understanding I still use every day at work. <3 Gentoo and the friendly geek at the coffee place I worked at when I was 14 w
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by tehf0x 2y ago
Employees, investors and customers who don't want to falicitate the horrors going on in Gaza I would guess.
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Ties between Google's Project Nimbus and Israel's military(wired.com)
51 points by tehf0x 2y ago|76 comments
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by tehf0x 3y ago
So a similar thing happened near some friends' in France. A military jet crashed into the forest near their house, but the air force couldn't figure out where it had gone. Eventually a farmer noticed that a new pond had appeared
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by tehf0x 3y ago
A modern day Typhoid Mary! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Mallon
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by tehf0x 3y ago
Ah the good old "it's not me it's the test" argument. These systems are not just next token predictors, they learn complex algorithms and can perform general computation, its just so happens that by asking them to next-t
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by tehf0x 3y ago
Now imagine the other side of this equation, where pandas seems too clunky, behold YOLOPandas https://pypi.org/project/yolopandas/ i.e. `df.llm.query("What item is the least expensive?")`
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by tehf0x 3y ago
This is what pains me the most about the US. Out of sight and out of mind but these poorer parts of society represent xx millions of fellow humans. If you could have similar standard of living in Australia where the poorer parts of society
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by tehf0x 3y ago
Source? My anecdotal experience is that in the US people without much income will simply avoid seeing a doctor until things get Serious because of cost, which makes the quality of care somewhat irrelevant (and my other anecdotal experience
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Honestly I think I may be even slightly more productive, but whatever, I make more than I can spend, I don't think any amount of money would make me work 5 days/week (I mean that quite literally, unless it was maybe for a couple m
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Hi welcome to Europe.
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Might want to check up on dev salaries outside of the UK, I found the norm pretty terrible relative to CoL in London...
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Dude if my restaurant choice being reduced is the cost of everyone having a nicer life I think we've already reached a pretty clear conclusion.
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Sounds like that was simply not actually a 4-day workweek company! My experience working 4-day workweeks (Thursday evening desktop goes off, corp phone gets left at desk) is brilliant, especially mixed with full remote, I would likely give
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Not OP but I use syncthing for such things.
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by tehf0x 4y ago
The main issue is radiation from the sun and I guess the rest of space. This paper will give you a very nice idea of all the issues with COTS in space: https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2...
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by tehf0x 4y ago
Also interested, I've always wondered what "the book" would be to learn to make a nice proper industrial control cabinet (PLCs, wiring, components etc.)
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by tehf0x 4y ago
There's a trope for that! https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Administrivia/TropesA...
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by tehf0x 5y ago
Indeed! Sorry, I was thinking more about the layers but of course JAX is way more than numpy on steroids. (Although it is also that: https://dionhaefner.github.io/2021/12/supercharged-high-reso... ). JAX has a very
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by tehf0x 5y ago
Give it another try, I found the docs pretty good, you need to get your head around XLA tracing, and read "the sharp bits" section and you should be pretty set!
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by tehf0x 5y ago
As a researcher in RL & ML in a big industry lab, I would say most of my colleagues are moving to JAX [ https://github.com/google/jax ], which this article kind of ignores. JAX is XLA-accelerated NumPy, it's co
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by tehf0x 6y ago
We just text all doctors 2x a day (but are ramping down to 1x a day now that things are a bit calmer).
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by tehf0x 6y ago
Hi HN, for a bit of background, the initial prototype got built in 3 days (met the doctors on Sunday, rolled out wed. night). We've since built out a pretty autonomous piece of software that can allow doctors to add each other and eas
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Show HN: Covid ICU Bed Tracking – In Production on 130 ICUs(github.com)
7 points by tehf0x 6y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Real-Time COVID+ ICU Bed Availability Monitoring
8 points by tehf0x 6y ago|1 comments
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by tehf0x 7y ago
Very easy to set up a small database that non-tech people can also access. It's also a very light-weight way to implement a CMS with users and version control etc.
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by tehf0x 7y ago
Downvote away, I laughed a good one.
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by tehf0x 8y ago
This could definitely be an issue, but in my use case I think I'd find the perp pretty quickly and scare him off with my pitchfork :) . It's important to space out the messaging, I don't send more frequently than 1msg/mi
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by tehf0x 8y ago
Yeah, that's probably a good bet. I'm in Europe and there are actually a decent number of European suppliers (or try Mouser, they seems to ship internationally for free, I have no idea how it works out for them but I got mine the

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