wolfium3

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by wolfium3 3y ago
Yeah, it's a bit obscure and "meta"... Y Combinator is named after a computer science concept - the "combinator," and more specifically, the "Y combinator" function. Paul Graham and Robert Morris (co-found
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by wolfium3 3y ago
Catchy name. He should also make another social media company called Truth Social. Oh wait..
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by wolfium3 3y ago
You can use their online tool to see how it tokenizes words: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer
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by wolfium3 3y ago
Depends on person to person. For me it's on the order of ~20-30 minutes.
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by wolfium3 3y ago
Terrible idea. Any form of biometrics are effectively passwords that can not be changed/rotated. If the data is compromised/leaked even once, it's useless. Edit: That said, one of the other commented this: "Eyeballs are
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by wolfium3 3y ago
I switched in the other direction (Mac to Linux). I grew up with Windows PC's + laptops and Mac's keyboard and general way of doing things was just always really unintuitive (maybe infuriating?) for me. I also didn't like Mac
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by wolfium3 3y ago
I think I once got it to get out of "buy" mode by lying to it and telling it I'm in a sanctioned country. Maybe it's a trick that could work for you :)
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by wolfium3 4y ago
Isn't that a good thing though? I.e. promote the production of more training material for the immune system for longer? (Please correct me in the thread if my understanding is incorrect)
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by wolfium3 4y ago
In my view, underestimating the platform's capabilities may lead one to assume its imminent shutdown. For instance, I find the platform particularly useful for generating succinct bullet-point summaries of articles, enabling me to cons
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by wolfium3 4y ago
Because of "Agile" planning practices. Get things barely working (MVP) then move onto the next project to make sure your manager's manager stays happy.
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by wolfium3 4y ago
It strongly depends on your personality type. I'm much, much, much more productive WFH due to my ADHD. Also, noise cancelling earphones did NOT help while I was still in the office.
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by wolfium3 4y ago
Wow... after some searching I eventually found out what PG is... Paul Graham (PG) wrote an essay titled "The Submarine". http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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Loab is showing us the unimaginable future of artificial intelligence(abc.net.au)
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by wolfium3 4y ago
I sincerely hope they don't repair it and instead focus more on building up infrastructure around renewable energy sources.
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by wolfium3 4y ago
I think it depends on your tolerance for ads. I hate ads so much I end up closing browser tabs or switching off whatever appliance they're on. My hate for ads is much greater than the love for the content they are attached to.
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by wolfium3 4y ago
- My dad taught me the "dir" and "cd" commands very early and encouraged me to try out all the "exe" files I could find on the computer. - I eventually discovered QBASIC.EXE and it had really good copy-paste ex
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by wolfium3 4y ago
If you expand a NN to decision trees, the resulting decision tree(s) can take up orders of magnitude more space and take orders of magnitude more time to run than the original NN. The paper is discussed here: https://www.youtube.
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by wolfium3 4y ago
Dataform comes to mind (if you set it up to use git like that)
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by wolfium3 4y ago
Scary! How does the treatment for such a condition/situation even work?
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by wolfium3 5y ago
I'm not 100% familiar with the details - there's a ML component that calculates some stuff to narrow the ES search down (like categories), then at the end there's another ML system that re-ranks things. (ES alone doesn't
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by wolfium3 5y ago
I work in a company where ML has made a considerable difference to our bottom line (search component of an e-commerce site). When I joined the company, search was so bad, it was easier to just use google and include 'inurl:' to ac
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by wolfium3 5y ago
Blue light blocking glasses. I work on computers a lot and usually ended up feeling fatigue by the middle of the day. When wearing blue light blocking glasses, I don't feel tired anymore :). I've had them for about a year and a ha
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by wolfium3 5y ago
https://blog.aurynn.com/2015/12/16-contempt-culture ^^ Someone recently shared this article with me. Really made me think about my interaction with programmers using other languages.
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by wolfium3 5y ago
Wolf: Why are we still here? Just to suffer?
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by wolfium3 5y ago
There was a recent talk at PyCon US 2021 on this :) TALK / SangBin Cho / Data Processing on Ray [ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNLqvdov_J4 ]
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by wolfium3 5y ago
I think as a "the ends justify the means" argument it's not a strong enough argument if you think that constitutions / human rights are important.
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by wolfium3 5y ago
For countries that have the concept of a "constitution", I think extraditions should be made illegal and declared "unconstitutional" since you cannot guarantee that the target country has the same quality/level of c
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by wolfium3 5y ago
Not having the ability to side load apps and having only one store is why I buy DON'T buy an iPhone in the first place.
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by wolfium3 5y ago
I would personally never get rid of toilet paper. Feeling _completely dry_ afterwards is very important to me.
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by wolfium3 5y ago
Came across a video by the author of this article "ASPLOS'20 - Session 2B - Noise-Aware Dynamical System Compilation for Analog Devices with Legno" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PU-6cWQQkE

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