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And as a language feature, not as a library.

> I'm also not sure what the point of the keto story is. If this drug does not work, there are plenty of others that are not fully 100% working. This was a mindset of a doctor. In …

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> The same is true with LLM solutions that don't work 100% of the time. In my experience, about one of ten LLM suggestions during code review is important and valid . Nine of ten a…

git blames sees their own name Isn't that an experience everybody makes? Our fearless leader once did clang-assisted formatting of all of our code. Wherever we look with git blame,…

> Can you expand on your understanding of GRIN doing parts of supercompilation? GRIN, if I am not mistaken, performs partial evaluation. For example, it constrains, for each eval s…

Nice to see a pretty advanced language at frontpage of HN! From what I understand, GRIN does some parts of supercompilation [1] during optimization process. Supercompilation can pr…

Haskell: https://ghc.gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/doc/users_guide/runghc.ht...

> The tokens it "predicts" aren't sampled from any naturally occurring distribution; the model's output is the result of an optimisation process that rewarded behaviour that was us…

Bipolar disorder patients were able to adhere to ketogenic diet with great outcomes [1] (diet adherence for bipolar disorder was 95%). [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBsjhppho…

WaveNet, which was sound-generating autoencoder for text-to-speech, one of the first viable few, had a separate "control" channel by design. Otherwise, it worked much like contempo…

Yours' "not as efficient" in [2] means that, sometimes, ADAM "does not work." Look at figure 2, ADAM literally does not work in the case of "true model."

ADAM does not work on simple convex problems [1]. [1] https://parameterfree.com/2020/12/06/neural-network-maybe-evolved-to-make-adam-the-best-optimizer/ [2] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1…

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I do not know. I am here to point out that HIIT is almost a resistance training. ;) Here's meta review of resistance training for endurance running: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ar…

> You say that like it's a bad thing? I am saying that politicians will get around the sunsetting rule, if any, that's first. Constitution, then, will serve as what regular law doe…

HIIT is a borderline strength training. Consider Tabata protocol. It is supermaximal effort protocol, participants are required to exert maximum effort repeatedly. The duration of …

> Every law should have an automatic sunset period of 1-10 years that requires it to pass the entire legislative process again, or at least both full chambers + signing. Then you w…

Adversarial inputs at the level of the government somewhat fascinate me. (aeons old blackmail tactic requires more work than the ability to select which of two data batches is more…

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixture_of_experts#Sparsely-ga... "The sparsely-gated MoE layer,[21] published by researchers from Google Brain, uses feedforward networks as experts,…

Slopkies.

> What kind of models are you including here? Logistic regression, non-linear logistic regression, simple neural networks, etc. Not the code as in "bunch of ifs" or decision trees.…

> doesn't that mean we're approaching optimality? No. Transformers are Markov chains [1]. Somewhere around this fascinating site [2] I read that stateful models have an advantage. …

My comment in the previous discussion of that paper: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48014197 Authors used LTL (linear temporal logic) to express, basically, non-reduced non-o…

Most probably you do not want two of your SELECT statements to have the same seed during the execution. This necessitates some state, most probably, persisted one. Hence, imperativ…