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realPtolemy
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Comment #47111123
I recall that my old German teacher taught us that listening to Music in a particular language, and watching TV where they speak a language, were the two best ways to learn a langu…
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Comment #43490913
I love CSV
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Comment #40703076
Or Elixir! Quite easy to grasp as well.
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Comment #40606665
Thanks, I must have read through the document to hastily.
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Comment #40605992
Could there also be a “legal hedging” reason for why you would release a paper like this? By reaffirming that “we don’t know how this works, nobody does” it’s easier to avoid being…
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Comment #40605975
Indeed, and the very last section about how they’ve now “open sourced” this research is also a bit vague. They’ve shared their research methodology and findings… But isn’t that obl…
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Comment #39205329
I’m curious to know why they don’t support Elixir and Haskell to a greater extent.
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Comment #38890588
How is it compared to 7B LLaMA quantized to run on a raspberry pi?
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Comment #38890571
They can already do that with some simple googling.
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Comment #38567088
I’m running Manjaro on a late 2012 MacBook Pro, it’s running flawlessly. The only initial issue I had was that I had to configurate the broadcom WiFi driver manually. Super easy af…
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Ask HN: Best bang for the buck router setup for apartment
I’m looking to buy a new router and need some help. I live in a ~60 square meter apartment which has quite thick walls, longer distances between each room and of course a neighbor …
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Comment #38473144
I use it multiple times per week, more than I use Instagram and most other apps.
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Comment #38367758
If OpenAI sucks so much, then what should i use instead?
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Comment #38353480
Thanks! Appreciate the recommendation and tip!
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Ask HN: Best programmable robot for kids? Christmas gift
I’m thinking about buying a programmable robot kit for my brother’s kid this Christmas. There seem to be a couple of alternatives out there, but it shouldn’t be too complex (target…
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Comment #37995158
Excellent! Will update today then :)
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Comment #37994098
Using it for windows, good and lightweight, much more convenient than Adobe for basic usage. But I wish that I was able to ”drag and open in new window” tabs of different opened PD…
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Comment #37642758
See the glas half full or half empty? Medical secrecy, processes and laws have indeed prevented SOME things, but a lot of things have gotten significantly better due to enhanced st…
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Comment #37497773
They release it with 2.0 this year so that they can update it with 3.0 next year (or in two years) and it will all be forgotten.
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AMD, Intel, Nvidia, ARM and their partners
I’m curious about what the HN community’s thoughts are on the current state of partnerships between semiconductor/processing units-manufacturers and software/electronics manufactur…
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Comment #36987338
In case you’ve missed it. His blogposts at Science.org are available here: https://www.science.org/blogs/pipeline I’ve had it bookmarked for a couple of years. Worth visiting twice…
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Comment #36352222
I disagree. Personally I still think Twitter is a goldmine for following the latest relevant releases of AI-papers (@_akhaliq), the current Stock market buzz (several accounts), an…
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Comment #36217278
Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #36217244
Curious to know as well
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Comment #36042792
Unfortunately there was only time for preselected questions from various student societies. Mostly he and the host were chatting about AI responsibility (seem to be their current c…