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Comment #49102538
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #46631033
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Comment #45854653
.... sometimes later Eve: Will Bob ever propose? ChatGPT: Based on the search results, Bob will propose during his trip with Alice to Scotland next year! Eve: wtf?
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Comment #45349005
Whisper ist used for speech-to-text conversion. Not to generate the text.
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Comment #45273751
Would a SQL optimizer use a generic solver as described here or are there special algorithms for such problems?
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Comment #39347498
Now you can add cloud resiliency to YOUR resume. Win-win.
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Comment #38354381
ChatGPT NT
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Comment #38331622
> Also, I read a lot of people here saying this is about engineers vs scientists…I believe that people don’t understand that Data Scientists are full stack engineers It is about sc…
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Comment #38151134
The Century of the Self is a BBC documentation about "... how those in power have used Freud's theories to try and control the dangerous crowd in an age of mass democracy." (1) (1)…
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Comment #38053659
Pope's infallibility vs. Python interpreter.
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Comment #37654478
from the linked article: > people and organisations alike tend to be judged by the worst thing they do
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Comment #37401472
GPT-4 (I haven't really tested other models) is surprisingly adept at "learning" from examples provided as part of the prompt. This could be due to the same underlying mechanism.
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Comment #37241222
Could you provide more details about your approach? Is the context store based in vector-embeddings?
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Comment #37195466
> Using Microsoft Olive and DirectML instead of the PyTorch pathway results in the AMD 7900 XTX going form a measly 1.87 iterations per second to 18.59 iterations per second! So th…
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Comment #36492053
Fig 2 of [1] shows high variance of happiness while income variation has only a small effect. There is roughly a 5 % (percent it is?) happiness delta for an income delta of about $…
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Comment #36328914
This is good news for Nvidia.
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Comment #36093384
So it's basically a make-or-buy decision: Buy your experiences or make it with the stuff you own. And no, a hammer is not necessarily more boring than a guitar. It depends on what …
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Comment #36082818
Wheel mounted electric motors were used in 1900 in the Lohner Porsche (1). So not that new. (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lohner%E2%80%93Porsche
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Comment #32701031
"Show HN: I'm building an open-source Amazon in Rust" would be even better
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Comment #32675508
Related comment about thought leaders: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27468654
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Comment #32675478
or "Im busy plumbing if I am not wasting time on Plumber News"
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Comment #32459269
Using virtual environments solves this issue: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html
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Comment #32177382
Could you share some entry points to the criticism?
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Comment #30431481
You might like "The Century of the Self" as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3RzGoQC4s
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Comment #30419748
My understanding is that this is exactly what SQLModel adds on top of SQLAlchemy. statement = select(Hero).where(Hero.age > 32).limit(3) But I am only halfway through the tutorial …