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h_mirin

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    Comment #49080320

    In Japan, these 22GB 2080 Tis have been showing up on flea-market apps for months now, and I suspect many of them may be coming from China. I’ve been wondering whether buyers reali…

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    Comment #49080293

    Every time I see this kind of story, two things bother me. First, I have watched the free improvement of frontier models surpass the gains from retraining, many times now. Squeezin…

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    Comment #37370950

    Business Source License https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/08/hashicorp-adopts-bsl/

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    Comment #36518182

    Interesting! It would be great to have some example outputs in README.md maybe.

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    Ask HN: mypy is used in production?

    I'm considering using Python to develop a somewhat complex web application. I think it would benefit from stricter type-checking. I'm curious, is anyone using mypy in a production …

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    Comment #36507311

    Are you all discussing web development? Then, I assumed that most web developers use ORM. So, I'm purely surprised by the number of people here who are against it. I agree that abs…

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    Comment #36507150

    I like fly.io because it's just (much) better Heroku. I also liked Heroku, so it's sad to see their status now.

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    Most models in recent years are not made with/for word level representation. Therefore, as you suggest, you need to use older word level emebedding models such as word2vec etc. You…

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    Comment #36482529

    The link you provided seems to be a joke repo! However, your idea to look into the open source alternative implementations is indeed insightful. I'll take a look at them. Thanks.

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    Especially in recent years, public infrastructure investment is evaluated by ROI (though not just from an economic perspective). Therefore, if the population declines, the number o…

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    Ask HN: How Airtable / Notion's Database is implemented?

    Both Airtable and Notion, along with numerous no-code tools, create their own interpretations of "tables". In these tables, you can define inter-table relationships, make columns u…

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    I'm purely surprised by the activeness of CMake development. I didn't know there was still room for improvement. A debugger is surely nice, considering the complexity of the CMakeL…

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    Even in 2021, Google Workspace had more than 3 billion users. I believe that 99% of these individuals had no clue what Markdown was. If they had, perhaps third-party apps that can …

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    I'm the author of this project. Yes, yet another terminal AI assistant with OpenAI APIs! I know there are plenty of great projects for terminal AI assistants already out there. But…

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    Comment #36281452

    In principle, citations should give credible sources of information to the reader and let them reproduce the result ultimately. However, this is impossible for ChatGPT because it g…

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    I didn't know that GPTs have such duplicated tokens! The image in the article means that there're three davids ("David", " david", "david") in the tokens, right?

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    While I agree with your point, I think it ultimately depends on the timescale we're looking at. In other words, if we're looking at a timescale of several years, it's conceivable t…