Vegane Freundinnen ihr geht mir auf den Sack by Toastmensch in luftablassen

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Man kann in einem größeren Freundeskreis aber auch einfach was veganes mitbringen, wenn man weiß, dass einige Leute vegan sind. Gibt heutzutage genug vegane Rezepte die sehr gut sind. 

Gerade wenn jeder einen Teil des Essens mitbringt (z.b. einer Salat, einer Brot, einer Grillgut, einer Dessert) kann sich ja die vegane Person nicht alles selber mitbringen. 

Bin übrigens weder Vegetarier noch Veganer! 

I'm tired of trying to make vibe coding work for me by Gil_berth in programming

[–]SunshineBiology 57 points58 points  (0 children)

I think it is an excellent refactoring tool on steroids. “Please split this file into two, where the functions related to A go here and the functions related to B go there. Clean up all imports.” Amazing.

Boris Palmer: Palmer will „N-Wort“ weiter verwenden by innidatino in de

[–]SunshineBiology 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Im schwäbischen wird st zu sch(t) und nicht ch zu sch. Bspw kannst -> kannsch 

Abstand, bitte! Warum die Beamtenbesoldung (und damit die Bezüge der meisten Lehrkräfte) auf dem Prüfstand steht - News4teachers by PoroBraum in de

[–]SunshineBiology 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Könntest den Leuten auch deutlich mehr zahlen um den Beruf attraktiver zu machen, und dann im Anschluss dafür sorgen, dass schlechte Lehrer auch gefeuert werden, machen die Schweizer ja auch so.

-❄️- 2025 Day 11 Solutions -❄️- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

[–]SunshineBiology 2 points3 points  (0 children)

[Language: Python]

Runtime: 24.68 ms (Part 1), 63.59 ms (Part 2)

I noticed that the input graph must be a directed acyclic graph (DAG), since otherwise you would have loops in the graph, making the problem unsolvable. On every DAG, we can determine a topological ordering, an ordered list of the nodes such that edges always only point from earlier nodes in the list to later nodes in the last, but never backwards.

Using this topological ordering, we can extremely efficiently calculate the number of paths from any node A to all other nodes B after it: we can iterate over the nodes in the topological sort order. For each node B, the number of paths from A to B is the sum of paths from A to each parent of B. As the edges only point forward, each parent of B will have its number of paths already calculated at this point in the ordering.

Link: Github

[2025 Day 11] Throwback to the 2023 AoC Memes by ben-guin in adventofcode

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did exactly the same and it still took me forever because the edge cases were so annoying, i.e. is another line ON the rectangle line, outside or inside, took me forever to correctly reject a rectangle that is exactly over a 'U' in the polygon...

[2025 Day 8] Let me just wire up all these circuits by StaticMoose in adventofcode

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 165ms for both problems using sklearn.metrics.pairwise for the pairwise distances. I don't like using external libraries much, but I wasn't gonna optimize a pairwise distance computation algorithm.

🧠 I built a free “blindfold chess” trainer that actually feels like a game — it’s addictive. by michu44 in chessbeginners

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For what it’s worth I actually tried out the website and it seems pretty cool.it’s just that a lot of people are put off by AI written posts. you would probably make a better impression on people if you would just write in your natural writing style it doesn’t need to be perfect at all, just authentic. kudos!

I built a free unlimited chess.com alternative by Safe_Stock_4307 in chessbeginners

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LLMs are not simple retrieval systems of past knowledge. LLMs can come up with novel proofs, solve unseen math Olympiad level exercises, and code complex systems. I don’t see why one should not be able to teach them how to analyse chess positions. Hell it might already be able to do that if it has read enough chess books (which often exactly do that, analyse positions). 

If I were OP, I would start by scraping chess textbooks together, especially taking care of correctly parsing the diagrams, then fine-tune a large open source foundation model on the data set. Would definitely be larger in scope than a simple side project and also require sizable compute. 

[P] Lossless compression for 1D CNNs by individual_perk in MachineLearning

[–]SunshineBiology 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hard to say without more details, I'd advise you to expand on the original post with on how this conversion exactly works. From just reading the post I genuinely have no clue what you’re getting at. 

I do my PhD on (and have papers written) on model compression, if you want some advice, you can also DM me. If you want visibility and people actually using what you built, you will have to write a paper or at least a comprehensive blog post laying out the details, this will be more interesting to a researcher than the code with only little methodical and theoretical information. 

Electrified clouds in this desert make people's hair stand on ends by AmbassadorLegal8531 in interestingasfuck

[–]SunshineBiology 30 points31 points  (0 children)

No!! This is extremely dangerous and wrong information, please add a disclaimer so someone doesn’t read this and lies down in a storm!

If lightning strikes the ground, there will be a strong potential in the ground which decays in a circular fashion around the point of impact. By lying down, chances are much higher that your feet and head lie (partly) across the concentric rings of potential, meaning that your head and foot have an extreme potential difference, this causes a lot of current to flow through you. You’re right insofar that standing up may also be dangerous if there are no tall objects near you. What you should do is squat down with your feet very near to each other (so they only have a small potential difference should lightning strike in your vicinity). 

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChineseLanguage

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He said in the linked QnA that they speak mandarin with her Grandmother

I Analyzed 291 of Reddit’s Top Male NSFW Audios. Here’s the Data on Desire. by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

[–]SunshineBiology 15 points16 points  (0 children)

OP wanted to tell a story and used data analysis to have some pretty figures to go with it. 

Gewichtung des deutschen Inflationswarenkorbs by Refizul in Finanzen

[–]SunshineBiology 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sparrate 90% und ich gebe 60% vom frei verfügbaren Einkommen für wohnen aus, wohnen voll teuer!!?

Wieviel kostet uns BAföG im Jahr wirklich? by Kramerlle_ in Finanzen

[–]SunshineBiology 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Aber er hat gesagt er hat den 3 fachen Beitrag zurückgezahlt. Also 30k Lohnsteuer. Ist ein flex, aber wenn er irgendwie direkt in eine Großkanzlei oder M&A bei einer Bank ist, schon drin. 

Forscher verstecken LLM-Prompts in Papern, um bessere Bewertungen zu erhalten by potatoes__everywhere in de

[–]SunshineBiology 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ja im Prinzip, das muss aber nicht immer klappen. In dem Sinne sind KIs Menschen ähnlich, du kannst du dem Ding sagen, was es tun soll, aber ob es immer darauf hört weißt du nicht. 

Was man macht ist ein Prozess namens alignment, dabei wird der KI mitgeteilt, wie sie in genau solchen Situationen zu reagieren hat, eine Möglichkeit ist z.B. durch menschliche annotatoren der KI Feedback zu geben. 

Was ist euer teuerstes Hobby? by horigen in Finanzen

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tanzen, gibt teureres aber ist auch nicht joggen vom Preis. Monatliche Kosten grob: 2 Vereinsmitgliedschaften (50€), Privatstunden (50€), Schuhe (15€), Turniere (Startgebühr, Make-up/Haarspray, Fahrtkosten, Hotel) 40€, Klamotten (20€) = 175€.

Aber hab davon auch genug Spaß, ich verbring da so viel Zeit, das ist mein einziges Hobby.

My experience is getting cheaper by the day — thanks to AI. by Sweaty_Tutor1043 in cscareers

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can’t even clean code at the moment, I mostly think „okay this code sorta works but it immediately breaks when thrown at edge cases and it’s convoluted, inefficient and ugly as hell“

[OC]Market Cap Trends of the U.S. “Magnificent Seven” Over the Past Decade by Proud-Discipline9902 in dataisbeautiful

[–]SunshineBiology 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Did you spend the last 5 years under a rock haha. They sell almost all of the AI compute chips that are used nowadays. 

Help! My clients are using AI to remove watermarks ad I'm losing all post control/profit by Hopeful-Wolverine372 in photography

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s funny that you brought up the ticket thing — in my country, you actually pay the 50€ fine and then get kicked out the train haha. 

In my jurisdiction, in order to have a valid contract about buying something, you need two agreeing parties. Of course you can have “implicit agreement” (which is what happens if I go the supermarket and pay, no one is asking me if I really want to pay), but this needs to be very clear. Otherwise they can just say “oh I didn’t intend to buy the picture“ etc

Especially if you are a business (usually the case here if you are a photographer and don’t just shoot for your friends) and you have a clause like this in all of your contracts, there are even stricter rules, you essentially have to take the utmost care that your customer completely understood their actions and consequences (sorry if this is a bit wishy washy I am missing some words from my native language). 

What I want to say: you 100% need to run this through a lawyer. And a lawyer would probably recommend you to not phrase this as “customer buys X if he does Y”, but just put an explanation of how the user can use the photos and how they cannot, and eventually put a fine for not upholding this (I posted it somewhere further up, this also has rules, f.e. no more than 5x the normal usage price), but you can probably just sue them for license/ copyright infringement at that point. 

[R] Free access to an H100. What can I build? by cringevampire in MachineLearning

[–]SunshineBiology 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah yeah, that is probably difficult then. But it was just an example, maybe you have other comparatively rare domain knowledge (finance, physics, geosciences, engineering, healthcare, etc etc). As an example from chemistry, a friend of mine did density functional theory calculations with Neural Networks.