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JHonaker

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    Comment #49243666

    You have to enable explicit opt-in to use models hosted in China now. This changed in July +/- 2w. I already used DeepSeek, but it was nice to make that explicit for people that we…

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    Comment #48750899

    I physically cringed at both the quote and the surrounding section. The idea of this project is cool, but the amount of LLM glazing is bizarre.

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    Comment #48370682

    > capable of breaking SBCL's jaw What exactly do you mean by this? Speed? Portability? Ease of use?

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    Comment #48001412

    Even better!

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    Comment #47843347

    Totally get that. I was mostly just long-windedly complaining that the one problem I have with it seems to be exacerbated by, not fixed, by this. I was also hoping someone would sa…

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    Comment #47838395

    I applaud the project, and I completely agree that the concepts maps nicely to SQL. The R equivalent of a WITH data prep block followed by the VISUALIZE is pretty much how all my p…

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    Comment #47802009

    Most of the memories I have of my grandmother are post-serious Parkinson's progression. She was able to live a very long life, but it seriously affected her. Good luck, hoping for …

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    Comment #47477346

    I’m not sure what your professional experience is in, but as a counterpoint, I’ve never been in a situation where I hadn’t wished for a system I’m working with to already be in a B…

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    Comment #47152756

    I shorted it and it crashed the page. I feel like that was appropriate. :D

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    Comment #45407381

    My go to for teaching statistics is Statistical Rethinking. It’s basically a course in how to actually thing about modeling: what you’re really looking for is analyzing a hypothesi…

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    Comment #45054540

    Any time you start conditioning on something, i.e. selecting subsets of data to analyze. You can fool yourself quite often if you do something seemingly innocuous like select "ever…

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    Comment #44825192

    This is beautiful whether you interpret it genuinely or as satire.

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    Comment #44204489

    Agreed wholeheartedly. I have argued with the VP of our department about this paper quite a few times. I feel like Breiman sets up a strawman that I've never encountered when I wor…

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    Comment #44180975

    > I'm so slow it takes too much time for me to not think that it's a waste of time because I could have done something more meaningful instead. That's the funny thing about the ide…

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    Comment #43091732

    Sometimes even eye to brain to hand latency is too long...

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    Comment #42817066

    Very neat, but audio doesn't work on desktop either. (Linux, Firefox) I had an old-school generated voice say "Chinese letter Chinese letter Chinese letter." It was definitely amus…

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    Comment #42787748

    Wow. I thought you were being glib, but the average comment length is noticeably higher in the linked discussion. While length isn’t necessarily a valid proxy for meaningful conver…

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    Comment #42675266

    Yes but your library still legally obtained those copies in the first place.

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    Comment #41870001

    Ah, I did not realize that the `realNVP` was a link! Thanks.

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    Comment #41869811

    Thanks! I've read the first one before. I'll take a look at the other two!

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    Comment #41869481

    I'm very excited by the work being put in to make Bayesian inference more manageable. It's in a spot that feels very similar to deep learning circa mid-2010s when Caffe, Torch, and…

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    Comment #41861529

    There's no reason you still can't!

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    Comment #41712485

    I've been looking for such a walkthrough for months. I can't find anyone actually showing them working and building something. There are plenty of, "look at this code this thing sp…

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    Comment #41291607

    I am not the author of the book! As far as the wiki: It's not hosted. It's just on my local machine. You basically just drop the minified JS library in a tiddler and then create a …

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    Comment #41291336

    I love TiddlyWiki. I've been developing a highly non-linear document for some conceptual documentation with it at work. If you want to see what you can really do with TW, or want t…