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dimtion

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    Comment #48002889

    I'm not sure why people struggle with the fact that an abstraction can be built on top of a non-deterministic and stochastic system. Many such abstractions already exist in the wor…

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    Comment #47561234

    > Mythos is “far ahead of any other AI model in cyber capabilities.” Yet not far ahead enough to prevent the data leak.

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    Comment #42815076

    Both those questions are answered clearly in the readme: > compared to avante > I think it's fairly similar. However, magenta.nvim is written in typescript and uses the sdks to imp…

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    Comment #42602778

    Without knowing exactly how createNewGroup and addFileToGroup are implemented it is hard to tell, but it looks like the code snippet has a bug where the last group created is never…

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    Comment #40640815

    With huge blobs of binary model weights, dynamic linking is cool again.

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    Comment #40617947

    Hosting some services on a vps provides far better availability of data, than doing it at home. Especially when you need it the most. For example when you are moving to a new home,…

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    Comment #40319065

    Or, businesses could do like they do in Europe: set the same price after taxes in every state.

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    Comment #39445328

    It is interesting because SMART being "niche jargon term" is very dependent of the audience. Nowhere the author needs to assume that the post will be posted on HN where the audienc…

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    Comment #38299533

    It is called the Brussels Effect[0] Put simply, given how large the EU market is, and how strong its regulation is, it is cheaper for companies to comply, even outside of the marke…

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    Comment #35836782

    Given your last sentence incidental complexity can be created and destroyed (and is more difficult to destroy than create). The quote would probably be more accurate as: > "ESSENTI…

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    Comment #35219769

    We are starting to get there: https://viper.cs.columbia.edu/

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    Comment #34763723

    Note that this is from October 2021.

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    Comment #33532902

    Note that this law has only been voted by the Senate, and not the "Assemblée nationale". For a law to be adopted in France it must be voted in both chambers. And the "Assemblée nat…

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    Comment #32560443

    On the flip side, the amount of materials, metals, and energy necessary to produce enough batteries to replace current fossil fuel usages, are order of magnitude larger than the cu…

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    Comment #31298809

    Amazon WFH policy is still flexible though. For example, in my team the current policy is to work wherever we feel the most productive and happiest. You could have potentially move…

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    Comment #30712517

    The most important git feature I discovered was `git add -p`, this allows both to select which patchs to stage, but also to do a review of what you are going to stage. Combined wit…

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    Comment #30337215

    The title seems a it of an exaggeration, here is what is in the article: > In a Monday morning blog post focused on its headquarters near Seattle, Chris Capossela, an executive, sa…

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