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rewq4321
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Comment #38113069
Not just the API - I'm now suddenly having DNS troubles with one of my domains. I think maybe only domains/sites that use their "configuration rules", or some specific feature like…
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Comment #35911442
> Also the attention mechanism is baked in during pretraining IIUC, this is no longer necessarily true with positional encodings like ALiBi: https://github.com/ofirpress/attention_…
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Comment #34485785
What source is that understanding based on? I was not under the impression that Anthropic was intending to open source their models at all.
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Comment #32658271
Yep, unions are fighting against even allow moving to 1 crew member per train, let alone zero. https://smart-union.org/our-priorities/legislative-issues/ https://public-inspection.…
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Comment #32536854
*make their neighbourhood more accessible to those who are not well-off
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Comment #32500524
Are you sure you're up to date on the latest additions to this API? This wasn't in the MVP: > The origin private file system provides optional access to a special kind of file that…
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Comment #32432798
The root cause is primarily housing policy. Let developers build many apartments, and let them build small apartments. Zoning laws that make it a years-long process to just get a p…
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Comment #32419010
Fun fact: It's also far more environmentally friendly in terms of how much land is required to produce it: https://ourworldindata.org/palm-oil
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Comment #32418872
Not the person you're replying to, but if you're willing to do that to your walls, you're probably willing to pay for an external antenna and internal transmitter
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Comment #32192682
> there is value in publicizing the fact [...] This has consequences in how they approach treatment (medication-centric) If anything (in my experience) people are too biased agains…
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Comment #31870173
As of quite recently that may be changing in Chromium (early experiment): https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/9xWJK... IIUC, the TLDR is that they're experimenti…
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Comment #31519413
The holy grail for me would be a tool that allows me to run (basically) any Python package in the browser. Pyodide is at the point where it can run any pure Python wheel out of the…
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Comment #31409812
That doesn't make sense as a typo? Node.js runs on V8 too. And whether two platforms run on V8 doesn't say much about their compatibility outside of "they both run javascript".
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Comment #30817565
Those interested in this should check out Pyodide[0]. It basically "just works" so long as the libraries you import are pure Python or are part of the core scientific stack (the Py…
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Comment #30817413
Why does it need to be direct ? A bit of glue code doesn't hurt, especially since most of the other glue is going away with WASI.
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Comment #30812575
Not infinity, but yeah it's worth more than people generally think. But in the end you don't really lose many clock cycles anyway because everything actually runs in C/CUDA/etc. be…
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Comment #30801450
Why? If your messaging app doesn't have the ability to block stranger requests, why are you still using it? And even if you for some reason don't want to restrict your requests, yo…
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Comment #30661031
+1 and you can even connect your Colab to a GCP Marketplace Colab runtime that has no time limit (but will cost us) if you e.g. need to run something for a few days (although then …
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Comment #30301109
Users care about UX. Ads affect UX. If there is healthy competition, then things can't get as out of control as you're implying.
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Comment #30288269
Ads aren't a problem if there are multiple competing services to choose from. If customers care about the ad-related UX then they'll switch to a better competitor. The problem is m…
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Comment #30287984
You're assuming there will never be competition in his niche or that he will somehow discover a way to maintain a monopoly.
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Comment #30287253
This seems very impractical given the way the internet currently works. Most startups use dozens of SaaS products, let alone more basic/foundational things like global CDNs. You're…
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Comment #30088293
Almost comical to draw an analogy to 3D glasses imo - VR is a completely different ball game. VR headset purchases are growing at more than 2x year on year, and the "try it once an…
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Comment #30088143
That's not at all my experience, or that of my friends. We play multiplayer games together via streaming (Geforce Now) even though we're in different continents, and it works perfe…
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Comment #29651151
Exactly . So many comments here are acting as if they're forced to use npm+react+tailwind+etc. but you're absolutely not. Web standards (querySelector, fetch, display:flex, ...) ar…