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rozim

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About rozim

http://www.chencer.com/dave/blog/

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    Comment #49137872

    Was this written by a human? It has quite a few one sentence paragraphs which look strange.

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    Comment #47015815

    If I go incognito and tick 5(!) boxes about cookies then it renders: ----- Google is offering voluntary exit packages to certain employees within its business division, according t…

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    Comment #45193207

    I'll guess by intersection of Fabian Way with E. Meadow Dr. on either of these 2 streets.

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    Comment #42848709

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.02333

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    Comment #42848702

    practice tactics..don't study openings..

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    Comment #42324655

    Didn't the Unix version have some interesting encryption going on w/ the saved game file circa 1984 +/- 1y? IIRC it folded in: - the players uid and - the files inode To prevent th…

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    Comment #42292970

    Private virtue vs. public virtue

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    Comment #42169225

    It is incredibly difficult to create frontier settlements.

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    Comment #41588004

    Unless I missed something, this seems more comprehensive: http://docs.lhpedersen.com/BuffettsAlpha.pdf

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    Comment #41296673

    https://archive.ph/KfjxZ

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    Comment #41167103

    Gardening leave eh?

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    Comment #39997971

    IIRC there was also The Zen of Programming and both of these were amazing.

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    Comment #39148983

    With WASM or tf-js the models, or smaller "good enough" versions of them might be able to run in the browser.

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    Comment #38551881

    Confirmed! You also have a view of Mono Lake if you sit there on the benches. You would also pass there if you are going from the SF Bay Area to Mammoth or Bishop.

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    Comment #38075132

    Sounds like you're describing LSH (locality sensitive hashing).

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    Comment #37660215

    Which podcast app works best on Android Auto?

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    Comment #35441361

    If you tell it that the compressed words cannot share any characters with the word they are compressing it doesn't understand this constraint.

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    Comment #35412687

    Data moats? Data not on the web, both for the first pass of training [1], and for fine tuning / RLHF [2]. Maybe compute would be a moat...can you run it in inference cheaper? Condi…

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    Comment #34533518

    This may lead you to it: https://news.stanford.edu/2022/12/05/explains-recent-tech-la...

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    Comment #33523662

    No mention of bugs found in their codebase? Wouldn't you expect bugs to turn up, or maybe not if they already have thorough testing?

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    Comment #33300584

    I thought the best coverage is here: https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/10/21/update-atherton-estat...

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    Comment #32142504

    Takes 5 minutes. They don't explain the pretty chart at the end however...

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    Comment #31563599

    Well, a variation on this is what Nobel prize winner Bob Dylan says in Brownsville Girl, that shared suffering is important: "Strange how people who suffer together have stronger c…