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efskap

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    Comment #49203781

    I dig the spirit, but if I'm meant to understand it in an afternoon, why is it codegolfed to such an extent? It's like reading the output of a minifier, not idiomatic Go.

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    Comment #49202782

    But that means it had to be a trend already to be overrepresented in the training corpus, right? Or was it just something the RLHF evaluators got a kick out of...

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    Comment #48829623

    It's a menu with natural language search and potentially natural language form input.

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    Comment #48826004

    Maybe even an off-the-shelf microlouver privacy screen protector?

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    Comment #48781570

    Similarly, it blows my mind that all trees are made of air, specifically the carbon in it. I used to think that the biomass must come from the soil, but reality is more interesting…

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    Comment #48634818

    It's doesn't have to be non-gaming purposes. Say you want to install something not sold on Steam like I dunno, World of Warcraft, or Minecraft.

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    Comment #48605635

    That's a really cool connection, and even the Wikipedia article mentions the similarity to birds. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peloton#Formations It doesn't mention V shapes, thou…

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    Comment #48593382

    Ah, thanks for clarifying. Fenix 8 Solar is still MIPS but I can see why AMOLED is the "premium default" that they'd de-emphasize in their flagships. MIPS just shines less in the s…

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    Comment #48593019

    > Garmin discontinuing their e-paper smartwatches Wait what? Do you have a source? I can't find anything about that, and I see the Instinct 3 is still being sold. Very disappointin…

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    Comment #48407415

    Depends on personality I guess. That would be sooo unsatisfying to me. E.g. not wanting to accept that languages have exceptions "just because" is what got me interested in histori…

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    Comment #48407030

    Do one thing and do it well, right?

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    Comment #48362417

    Reminds me of the SCP-like article / short story about the first executable snapshot of a human brain, with similar horrors of realization. https://qntm.org/mmacevedo

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    Comment #48318907

    At least for Nix itself, that's pretty much it except via Dutch. > The name Nix is derived from the Dutch word niks, meaning nothing; build actions do not see anything that has not…

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    Comment #48283931

    I like https://viznut.fi/unscii/ - meant for ascii art but still works well in a terminal, and still gets unicode updates

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    Comment #48274054

    Yup, that's the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Default_mode_network It's the daydreaming/mind-wandering state that occurs when you're not focused on an external task. With all the s…

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    Comment #48231061

    Specifically a clanker that itself would rather hallucinate something than say "I don't know".

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    Comment #48231034

    It reminds me of how LLM hallucination is attributed to "I don't know" being underrepresented in training data, and it being a better strategy to guess on evaluations rather than a…

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    Comment #48116373

    No FFN is blowing my mind. This is pretty much "Attention Is ACTUALLY All You Need". Reminds me of BERT Q&A which would return indices into the input context, but even that had a F…

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    Comment #48115098

    Makes sense that the agent can refine its search terms/strategy based on discovered context. But it still has to enumerate synonyms to find things. I would assume it's very domain …

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    Comment #48112747

    Looks and feels premium, but ultimately fundamentally disposable. This pattern extends to so many goods in modern life. Washing machines, microwaves, etc aren't worth the time of a…

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    Comment #48045333

    Thanks for the perspective! I guess it depends on the outcomes in question If they're measured by traditional academic metrics (parsing, recalling declension tables, translating in…

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    Comment #48044553

    If anyone is interested in learning it, there's nothing better than Ørberg's Lingua Latina per se Illustrata. It's entirely in Latin, including grammar explanations, but it starts …

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    Comment #47982697

    Sure you can. defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain NSStatusItemSpacing -int 2 defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain NSStatusItemSelectionPadding -int 2 Replace write with …

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    Comment #47906509

    Right and modulo agents, they're just describing event-driven architecture like Lambda.