waldarbeiter

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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
You're right, hunk is official git wording that I didn't know and I should know since I use --patch flag... It's just that I never heard a human (including online) reason about hunks. While at the same time (from my observati
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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
Thank you, my dict.cc search history contains exactly some of these words. I felt like my english got much worse but when Claude kept talking about "hunk" over and over I felt like the problem is maybe not on my end.
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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
Not to bring LLMs into everything but I think they make using boring stuff more likely. Since training data contains a lot of it and less of the shiny new stuff.
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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
I can completely relate, what really bothers me is that I feel the early LLM generations overconfidence is back in Opus 5. Opus 5 wanted to tell me a training run will only take 30min while having access to the logs where earlier runs took
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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
> Making a decision based on only qualitative data I suppose you meant quantitative and it's just a typo
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by waldarbeiter 1mo ago
Maybe LLMs don't usher in the end of software engineering but they definitely end the whole "made with love (and coffee) in X". Nobody cares if you put effort into something software related. "Does it work? Yes? Ok build
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by waldarbeiter 7mo ago
There is actually a whole lot of research around the "use less data" called data pruning. The goal in a lot of cases there is basically to achieve the same performance with less data. For example [1] received quite some attention
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by waldarbeiter 7mo ago
Is the 1 cm spec 1σ (or less) or worst-case? It’s a safety-critical application.
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by waldarbeiter 7mo ago
There seems to be a moat like infrastructure/gpus and talent. The best models right now come from companies with considerable resources/funding.
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PyTorch Geometric(pytorch-geometric.readthedocs.io)
1 points by waldarbeiter 7mo ago|0 comments
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by waldarbeiter 8mo ago
That was not mar a Lago but in New Jersey
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by waldarbeiter 8mo ago
My website of choice whenever I have to deal with references is dblp [1]. In my opinion more reliable than Google scholar in creating correct BibTeX. Also when searching for a paper you clearly see where it has been published or if it is o
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by waldarbeiter 8mo ago
"4,000 tons is almost four million kilograms"
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by waldarbeiter 8mo ago
What does "wolf in sheep's clothing" mean for you, concretely, outside of metaphors?
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1000 Layer Networks for Self-Supervised RL (NeurIPS 2025 Best Paper Award)(arxiv.org)
2 points by waldarbeiter 8mo ago|0 comments
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Logical Foundations of Cyber-Physical Systems (Winter 2025)(symbolaris.com)
1 points by waldarbeiter 8mo ago|0 comments
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Compiler Design (Summer 2025)(symbolaris.com)
1 points by waldarbeiter 9mo ago|0 comments
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Workings of Science: Debunked Software Theories (2022) [pdf](dl.acm.org)
17 points by waldarbeiter 1y ago|2 comments
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by waldarbeiter 1y ago
by Walter Tichy
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by waldarbeiter 1y ago
The different JDK builds are almost all built from OpenJDK. Maven and Gradle cover nearly all use cases. The complexity is not that high.
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by waldarbeiter 1y ago
If it would be easy there would already be a car costing a few million that few can afford but that has solved AD. But there isn't.
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by waldarbeiter 1y ago
Nassim Taleb (black swan author) does not divide his books into chapters. Instead each book consists of several (sub-)books. In Antifragility he explains that two subbooks from the same book have the same distance to each other than one sub
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Liberland(de.wikipedia.org)
2 points by waldarbeiter 1y ago|0 comments
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by waldarbeiter 1y ago
Yeah, the debris removes itself with time. But there is still some uncertainty around how deorbiting harms the atmosphere [1]. Immediate effects of a single deorbit seem to be quite low but having such deorbiting scenarios at a higher frequ
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by waldarbeiter 2y ago
The conventional teaching that I am aware of says that you can scale across three dimensions: data, compute, parameters. But Ilya's formulation suggests that there may be more dimensions along which scaling is possible.
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by waldarbeiter 2y ago
For everyone interested in what makes a classifier put an image in a certain class I can recommend the excellent paper by Robert Geirhos et al. "ImageNet-trained CNNs are biased towards texture" [1]. The paper is a bit older but i
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The Uniklinikum Aachen has an exterior reminiscent of an oil refinery(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by waldarbeiter 3y ago|0 comments
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100th anniversary of the Oppau explosion (2021)(basf.com)
2 points by waldarbeiter 3y ago|0 comments
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by waldarbeiter 3y ago
When the policy is deployed in the real world only the depth camera is used no waypoints etc.. Scan dots and target heading is used in the first Phase of the training to pretrain a policy in simulation. In Phase 2 a policy is trained end-to
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by waldarbeiter 3y ago
Note that it is from 2018. As someone here already mentioned there is a paper that applies the same idea to Vision Transformers published this year [1]. [1] https://openaccess.thecvf.com/content/CVPR2023/papers&#x2

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