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keefle

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    Comment #40595878

    Very interesting video! In the slowed version it seemed like the operations were fully sequential, I think they might be able to achieve a shorter time by overlapping some operatio…

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    Comment #40582313

    Valid point, but then I wouldn't consider classical mathematics to be a science

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    Comment #40571171

    The profusion of jaded nerds, although saddening at times, seems to be pushing science forward. I have a feeling that a prolonged sense of "Awe" can hinder progression at times, an…

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    Comment #40527636

    reminds me of the rabbit hole sessions I used to fall into in https://wiki.c2.com/ (a merge of the two interfaces (chat and context rabbit hole window thing) would be perfect for m…

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    Comment #40451365

    Did you experience any performance degradation when using alacritty + tmux vs alacritty alone?

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    Comment #40451301

    Surprisingly in some tests [1], foot was rendering faster than alacritty for me (Wayland, Nvidia GPU) https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/issues/289#issuecomme...

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    Comment #40419324

    I'm wondering the same, but also wonder if the situation off the coast of Yemen and Iran's recent response to Israel bombing their embassy made the conflict partially international…

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    Comment #40363939

    He meant something more meta I believe. Knowing you are a monkey is one thing, and knowing that you know you are a monkey is a another thing. It's about being cognisant of the fact…

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    Comment #40357531

    That's really cool, do you think this might be the basis for potential natural language navigation? (when going over a document, instead of having to search by keyword or regex, on…

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    Comment #40305299

    Side related question: are there content licenses coming up that are similar in spirit to what the GPL is but targeted at AI training? (E.g. if this piece of content was used in tr…

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    Comment #40305227

    That was my point. Whereas if you are using a service from IBM as an enterprise, you would be able to sue them

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    Comment #40295524

    Can I sue Lamma and Mistral if things go wrong?

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    Comment #40271971

    That's the thing, that's not a common denominator if you really know what each group stands for and promotes. There are christians in Gaza under Hamas. There are different Muslim d…

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    Comment #40268693

    > It's even banned in some Arab countries for being a security risk. If I recall Egypt partially did that after the military coup, and some Gulf countries. None of which are known …

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    Comment #40268644

    Their brethren? I believe you are uneducated if you are referring to the group I assume you are. Especially given the politics of the region and the differences/animosity between t…

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    Comment #40263065

    Neat Idea! I was wondering, are there any security guarantees for the providers? Assume I have a small GPU cluster at home, if I rent out my GPUs, what sort of access should I acce…

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    Comment #40226182

    While true, i think this answer misses the hypocrisy of the situation. 1. The same people who were supportive of the previous protests, are today's people who suggest "don't do it …

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    Comment #40187029

    But even without going this far (with integrating various other specialized or having an LLM use them when required), an LLM is probably able to recognize a sudoku puzzle when it s…

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    Comment #40172685

    Of course! It's from a book containing a collection of old tales. It's called "one thousand tales and a tale" (the book only contains a hundred) You can find it here. The tale I re…

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    Comment #40154192

    Reminds me of an old Arab tale (paraphrased, from memory, translated): Once upon a time a man wanted to be handed the title of a poet, so he went to the king of poets at his time, …

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    Comment #40022690

    Technically there are cases in which you can. The repeated values will act like separators that you cannot act on (because once you act on one, as you said one cannot create the fi…

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    Comment #39927521

    Wonderful work! is it possible to make it only use a subset of the web? (Only sites that I trust and think are relevant to producing an accurate answer), and are there ways to poss…

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    Comment #39459646

    I see, but I was wondering about the partial transferability of this feature to other LLMs But fair enough, context length is key in this scenario

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    Comment #39459323

    How would the results compare to: 1. Video frames are sampled (based on frame clarity) 2. The images are fed to OCR, with their content outputed as: Frame X: 3. The accomulated tex…

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    Comment #39317867

    Can someone explain the meaning of this to me? Is the encounter with the vampire similar to forgetting why one came into a room because when encountering a vampire in a newly enter…