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- dev_hugepages parentThey're not very skilled
- I kind of understand where they come from: science vulgarization in pop news has been riddled with misinterpretation or lack of depth which can mislead the general public.
- God fucking damn it send me a PDF with a QR code like a reasonable human being
- You may have untreated myopia, or need to use a bigger font size (HN is guilty of this!)
- > We don't call Google a monopoly, because there is Apple We call that a duopoly, which is similarly bad as a monopoly.
- Non 24h sleep syndrome or something else?
- VScode has an extension that uses the language server tinymist, which is available in other IDEs as well. The vscode extension offers live preview, but it's also available on other IDEs
- Typst is open source, so you can run it on your computer; it's available as a CLI and has integrations with multiples IDEs (most use tinymist). Using typst is better than subscribing and not using it IMO because you can already start creating content and advocating for it, while telling the team about bugs or pain points
- Maybe you have already checked these, but in case you haven't: - https://touying-typ.github.io/ Creating slides in Typst - https://cetz-package.github.io/ CeTZ is a package that allows for drawing with Typst with an API inspired by TikZ and Processing. It also provides plotting and chart libraries and is used in several other packages to create circuit, fretboard and more diagrams - maybe try getting your team to use version control? You may this that it's a lost cause, but existing version control schemes (like git) work very great for textual formats, including with LaTeX or Typst
- As a reminder, you should check the original article (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-63994-y) to get more extensive and accurate information.
- Is this really unexpected? A person who knows ultra-low-latency networking with FPGAs writes an article about making low-latency networking hardware for a company that needs high-speed, low-latency communications (high-frequency trading)
- Time to get a LaTeX/Typst resume ;)
- Linux desktop has improved a lot, but the huge momentum of the competitor has prevented many people (including OP) from switching or even remotely considering it. Anything that decreases the momentum of Windows lets the improvements of Linux show.
- How do you implement live refresh without JavaScript?
- Gentoo is pretty much the easiest distro when you want to do things outside the norm (doesn't have to be much).
- How does it compare to huggingface's Xet?
- You shared an article about a cryptocurrency exchange?
- Research on the backspace token: https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.05426 > [...] The IL framework also allows us to incorporate backtracking by introducing a backspace action into the generation process [...]
- To do lazyness, you need to accumulate "intermediate computation objects" called thunks. These take space and time to store.
See: https://wiki.haskell.org/index.php?title=Thunk https://wiki.haskell.org/index.php?title=Performance/Strictn...
- I am 100 minus epsilon percent sure that Qwen is from Alibaba cloud, which is not French, but Chinese :)
- This is talking about the double descent phenomenon (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_descent)
- Do you have a story to tell us?
- The raw thinking traces were shown previously in the API.
- You can only read so much before your time or stamina is exhausted.
- Yes, they do have such script.
- NAT is not a security measure but a way to save on IP space or avoid remaking a topology on network addresses changes. For actual security you need a firewall