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grandma_tea

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    Comment #49233181

    Have you ruled out the possibility that you have a bad stove?

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    Comment #46638649

    My understanding is that battery degradation is not linear with time.

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    Comment #44269342

    Oh wow, now I can finally have terminal that creates fire effects the faster I type! (if I ever get the time to make the plugin) Is there anyway for plugins to interact with shader…

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    Comment #43664794

    I'm with you. I thought this was going to be an article about Numba.

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    Comment #42969514

    Can you expand on that? Efficient in what way?

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    Comment #42799755

    I mostly use tools like this for data exploration in Jupyter notebooks and PyVista was fine when I tried it out last year. However, I found I could get results much faster with Ved…

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    Comment #42706897

    Nice! I'm looking forward to trying it out. This seems very similar to https://github.com/cgarciae/pypeln/

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    Comment #42457442

    Do you have any example prompts or suggestions for coming up with them?

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    Comment #42176573

    Absolutely! I just picked up a 2023 for $17k. It's basically the perfect commuter car.

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    Comment #42080575

    Your point aside, counting letters is not a good task for LLMs since they aren't trained on letters. They are trained on tokens which represent words or parts of words.

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    Comment #41955535

    > Preferred by anyone who's actually using and modifying the work. > ...fine tuning is preferred by everyone How do you know this? Did you take a survey? When? What if preferences …

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    Comment #41954675

    Preferred by who? It sounds like these people have a strong say in what constitutes open source.

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    Comment #41696655

    It's tough because proprietary software also has risks. See the Unity license change fiasco. https://www.engadget.com/unity-apologizes-and-promises-to-ch...

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    Comment #41651901

    I dunno, it seems pretty clear to me that's what they're trying to do.

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    Comment #41533364

    I have a very different memory of my time on Facebook 10 or so years ago... It felt like every two weeks some update would change my settings to "public" in some way.

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    Comment #41333954

    Language changes. Adapt or be cringe.

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    Comment #41001473

    Oh, that's lame.

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    Comment #41000308

    FUTO and Transcribro are open source.

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    Comment #40615635

    That's a fair criticism of many open source projects, however this one does link to the Mamba paper at the bottom of the (short) readme.

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    Comment #40409890

    Perhaps my question was worded poorly. I'm saying is: the premise of the article is wrong. It attributes the 29% figure to AI but the source attributes the 29% to new datacenters. …

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    Comment #40403869

    I tried to find the source of the 29% figure, but it's defined as data center usage. I understand machine learning is resource intensive but how much is it really? Are the numbers …

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    Comment #40281525

    Closed source and not relevant.

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    Comment #39765363

    I wanted to like Logseq, but I couldn't stand how opinionated it is about the format of my notes. Also, at least on Ubuntu 22, there was a noticeable delay when interacting with an…

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    Comment #39742999

    > TORCS (The Open Racing Car Simulator) The title should be changed to indicate that this is an acronym.

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    Comment #39432423

    I think you mistake my meaning. I'm saying the HN audience is not a hive mind. Different articles attract different commenters which have different opinions.