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1,976karma·1,374submissions·March 26, 2023
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Whoever at the economist decided to post their usual bait-slop garbage to HN chose the wrong article. People here love when clicking edit opens a new page and the spacing is 1.5pt. Seriously though, i…
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I agree. What is with the random precore/core stuff anyways. But on the flip side, this thing seems to be doing a lot. I chugged through a couple thousand lines and there seems to be some amount …
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Almost the entire stock gets logged until there's so little left that they stand up a protection scheme for it. The same happened to teak and rosewood here.
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It's gonna be like ipv4. Still around in a thousand years.
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Correct
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https://www.wsj.com/tech/apple-raises-prices-on-macs-ipads-b... Micron executives, who typically offer cautious projections about the boom-bust memory business, said on their ear…
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Hi, I work on RL, or as it is known today, "classical" RL. I'm interested in knowing the latest work that explains double descent and in general optimisation behaviour of overparameteri…
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It does. I used to be an ahk "script kiddie" and know it front and back. It's sort of burnt into my brains. As a result, I can prompt really really well, notice issues at a glance, and …
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Run this once per boot: sudo setfacl -m u:$USER:r-- /dev/nvmen01p2 # or whatever
And then any program you run will have read access to the block device. Or if you want to only give ff…
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> A city provides a useful analogy. When available land becomes scarce, urban planners initially reduce the spacing between buildings and use roads and open spaces more efficiently. Eventually, how…
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Perhaps they meant KB?
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Not really. Outliers of that sort get dealt with as an exceptional case and it works. I've seen amazingly bright batchmates get into all sorts of programs without most of the qualifications, beca…
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While edge cases may exist, for the most part, a test score / GPA / anything where the numerator is almost as big as the denominator is a good signal.
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Yeah - is such a large dom of essentially text expected to be that slow? For what it's worth I use a small script that essentially deletes old chat messages DOM nodes which significantly speeds i…
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But then why does it become dog slow when the chat becomes bigger?
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Yep, we used manual math + some log tables for calculations in our school exams as late as last decade. Since calculators were not allowed. The exam would be such that you would need the log tables on…
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the damn chat.openai.com webapp lags a lot as well on long chats, typing takes so long.
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I somehow ended up on the government's poor people list despite being nowhere near poor, from my rural hometown, and I get enough money for a handful of AI subscriptions (to give you an idea) thr…
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A collection of opinions on this in a radiology dedicated publication, which seems much more productive than engagement slop: https://radiologybusiness.com/topics/healthcare-manag…
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In indian music, swaras only ever exist as relative pitch markers and as such even if you do have perfect pitch it doesn't impede anything. It just comes in the back of your mind as a separate th…
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While I've never liked to use deno compared to node and bun, this looks particularly good. The zero config options are nice, all the features seem to be in the place I like, and I'm happy th…
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> What deno desktop doesn't have yet > Runtime permissions for desktop apps (a permission prompt on every filesystem / network access, i.e. Deno's permission system applied to des…
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There are many ways it can work depending on the cpu: 1. No dma, instead you use bounce buffers and the cpu manually encrypts and decrypts on behalf of the pcie 2. The IOMMU sets certain pages as unen…
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I think they meant function that takes a value x as an argument.
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A semi-famous-in-academia family member seems to be in all of the weights, except for llama3.2 1B and qwen3 8B. You'd expect the 1B to be the worst, but actually it got quite close.. qwen3 8B was…
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Thing is file watching is not in a great place on linux w.r.t inotify and fanotify. In all my usecases present and past, I either just did a full scan each time (btw, this can be done extremely fast e…