Always trying to simplify the complex unless there's an opportunity for an interdisciplinary analogy.
(I'm on hiatus from most social media as of early 2023.)
I may be missing something obvious, but could you run a base image with the system libraries and Python that you need and volume mount your project source?
Also, I think you can use uv to make virtual environments that are not scoped to a project directory (see https://t.co/ndyjqNLIfT for more).
@krismicinski tbf, even the most careful authors can’t guarantee that everything they write will be as perspicuous as “Mustard Watches: An Integrated Approach to Time and Food”
https://t.co/qaYHHODuHk
@tonofcrates Magic Move is so great for this (and many other) use cases. I wrote up some tips for animating code (specifically) here: https://t.co/okNPfZ4gIJ
@chriscleeland I have heart rate (but not power or cadence) in Apple Health from Zwift via Garmin Connect and HealthFit. You may need to enable Connect as a Health data source for HR in Settings.
I know HealthFit will also import FIT files but that’s a lot of steps to get data from Zwift.
@chriscleeland hmm, interesting — when did this change happen? I was using it via Strava earlier this year but have gotten away from Zwift recently.
(In any case, I was curious if something else would work and was able to sync a Zwift ride to HealthFit via Garmin Connect today.)
@stuartbuck1 I’m reading that the other way around — that you don’t believe the nonsmoking section will be sufficiently free of smoke. It still seems unlikely to be a broadly applicable reason in 2024.
Partial evaluation and related topics have broad and deep applicability to things ML practitioners care about — cf. JAX, DSPy, and trace-based serialized model conversion for three more-or-less obvious examples!
Always cheer for people that can make money using math.
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In my pitch I tried to appeal to the second Futamura projection (https://t.co/2KhFuD6Scb) as a way to fine-tune a model to fine-tune models, but I was laughed out of the room.
I guess there are even fewer people that understand partial evaluaton than there are that understand category theory ;-)
While Khosla admits he does not understand the math-filled paper—pointing out there are very few people in the world who fully understand category theory—“when these really smart people gravitate to an idea, it’s an important idea,”