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Mr_P
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Comment #48386433
Android and Chrome need on-device AI capabilities. Google can't lock down those weights like it can with server-side ML. So it's easier to just release those models as open source …
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Comment #47721827
How does this compare to Claude Managed Agents?
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Comment #47604084
I had to double check that this wasn't an April Fools joke. The GitHub project has commits from 2 weeks ago, so it's not. Looking more closely though, this looks a lot like the Goo…
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Comment #47468683
I looked around the repository, and it looks like it's just 3 regexes to strip whitespace or filler words: https://github.com/ARPAHLS/skillware/blob/main/skills/optimi...
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Comment #41978967
Years ago, my college multi variable calculus and linear algebra courses were both taught primarily using course materials that were interactive Mathematica Notebooks. We had acces…
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Comment #39727466
Not really new news: https://www.space.com/spacex-starshield-space-force-contract (Oct 2023)
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Comment #39423318
Those same companies often invest in accessibility for vision-impaired users. I'm not sure you need a screen capture to scrape content when the site is designed to be navigable wit…
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Comment #39075108
For anyone else who was confused to see a paper use the same name as a commercial product, it looks like Google Gemini was announced in May, whereas this was submitted to SOSP that…
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Comment #37760333
GPU performance per dollar is only competitive for specific workloads. For extremely large scale compute, getting enough data center GPUs can also be challenging.
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Comment #32291987
What a convenient source of liquidity for the various drug cartels in El Salvador who need to launder their money.
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Comment #32123147
For all the hate that Java tends to get, the language natively supports this distinction between: * Expected errors - Checked Exceptions * Unexpected errors - Unchecked Exceptions …
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Comment #31579891
I think they should have let him publish the paper. We've seen time and again that various trends in ML turn out to have actually been dead-ends. A few examples: https://arxiv.org/…
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Comment #31542624
This is literally the 'O' in SOLID. The key idea is to break code into "chunks" that each do one thing. Then, if you have to add a new feature, it goes into another chunk, instead …
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Comment #31474076
Microservices is just OOP/dependency-injection, but with RPCs instead of function calls. The same criticisms for microservices (claims that it adds complexity, or too many pieces) …
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Comment #31464312
It's not so much the existence of the flag, itself, but rather using an if-statement at the deepest-level of the call stack to conditionally modify behavior. This talk gives a grea…
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Comment #31219040
If you replace the word "bonus" with "promo", then you unfortunately get an eerily-accurate reflection of the state of FAANG companies.
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Comment #30827111
The author titled one of the sections "Midpoint circle algorithm". There happens to be a Wikipedia page on "Midpoint circle algorithm": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midpoint_circl…
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Comment #30813590
> unless you have some indication people are increasingly picking the competitor over you, or especially and more simply leaving you in favour of the competitor. If this happens, y…
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Comment #30731802
I'd bet someone just wanted to teach a course for fun and without compensation, but they had to formalize it and pose an actual job listing online for a month. Probably explains wh…
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Comment #29745484
There's a 2016 CppCon talk here about making C++ Modules work at scale for Google's 100Mloc mono repo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHFNpBfemDI So, apparently it can work. I don…
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Comment #27002397
If generalized to 2D (and over the unit sphere), you'd get Google's S2 library ( https://s2geometry.io/ ). In 3D, the same can be done with morton codes (or a 3D hilbert curve) to …
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Comment #25223241
I wouldn't be surprised if Google's TPU's pushed them far over the edge on this. I'd bet TPUs running inference for Ads models can basically print money for the company. They've al…
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Comment #24367560
CLion (and other IDEs) have pretty good vim plugins: IdeaVim, VsVim , Vrapper. They're not perfect, but I also made the switch from vim to CLion and never looked back. With a half-…