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by 1718627440 8d ago
You mean 273.15°K.
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by 1718627440 8d ago
You could say meta-biology is called chemistry and meta-physics is just called meta-physics.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
> also applicable to a cloud service provider that is headquartered in the EU and has operations in the United State(sic) As if any company isn't going to create a subsidiary for that.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
Isn't regulatory capture when a company shapes regulation to achieve business interests? How is this the case here?
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by 1718627440 10d ago
It is just a query language for the filesystem, which is what "finding" means. It's essentially like the SQL SELECT expression.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
Or: total = calculateOrderTotal(user.order); total *= user.discount; or: return calculateOrderTotal(user.order) * user.discount;
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by 1718627440 10d ago
Not necessarily. return 1 - user.isPremiumMember * 0.1; would also cut it.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
The latter example, sounds like something trivially done by the compiler. I mean I would sometimes, adhere to it, but only if the loops afterwards become substantially different. If I would just repeat most of the loop body, I would prefe
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by 1718627440 10d ago
Is it much more powerful, than pushd?
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by 1718627440 10d ago
It's basically like your internal congestion handling missing data, which it interprets as a congestion, and wants to pause the transmission.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
I wanted to bookmark this essay, only to find out I already had! Thanks.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
CIA Information Services.
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by 1718627440 10d ago
By that measure Quantum mechanics as explanation is simple, because "it's according to Quantum mechanics" already covers everything. However that is not what I think of when I hear "complexity of an explanation", I
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by 1718627440 11d ago
I was only thinking about the software, yes. Also a lot of the "Arduino" libraries are not really owned by Arduino, even if they like to attach themself to it, so while it is true what they write about different licenses of the l
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by 1718627440 11d ago
Vending luxury clothing is what ancient tradesmen got rich from, kinda like the Elon Musks of their time.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
Electricity also isn't invented, yet an electricity network uses a lot of technologies. This is kinda true for everything. Invention is a discovery, so I fail to see the dichotomy.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
> The simplest would be "god did it" pretty much everytime. An out-of universe entity, that is by definition too large to be understandable to anything in universe, is a lot, but not simple. Are you sure, you are not confusing
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by 1718627440 11d ago
Because the contractor is still a legal person and an LLM is not. OpenAI is trying to put the blame at a tool they created thereby trying to weasel around there guilt.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
The you are responsible even more, and also proved you did it intentionally. What are you even arguing for? This way you do not absolve your responsibility, you just manipulate the way to enforce it.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
Because humans do it too and "AI" is a statistical approach to generate plausible human text? A large randomly sampled Human text that wouldn't contain lies would be very implausible!
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by 1718627440 11d ago
I agree, a predicate of non-tolerance or non-democraticness should be in the conclusion of an argument, not in it's assertion or justification.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
This is certainly what could be the case, except it isn't. It was decided in 1949 what the current understanding of democracy in Germany is. You could of course decide to define democracy as broad so that it also encompasses the Athe
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by 1718627440 11d ago
Democracy isn't a dictatorship of the majority!
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by 1718627440 11d ago
The AfD is polling ~30% for federal elections[1]. The NSDAP had 18.3% in 1930[2], 37.3% in 1932[3], 33.1% in 1932[4] and 43.9% in 1933[5] (and 9x% ever after). Yes they are still away from having the absolute majority, but please don'
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by 1718627440 11d ago
> we can (and should) pick the better one after careful continous evaluation The current complaint is that they pick the worse one after at the current evaluation.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
This is actually already required to be supported by complying to the FHS.
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by 1718627440 11d ago
> Arduino,... are not GPL based Arduino is "just" repacked gcc in a nutshell, so it is GPL-based.
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by 1718627440 13d ago
It's just a fundamental problem of encoding the boundary between different (meta-)languages in-band. It will always be a problem, until it's possible to implement the separation out-band, which makes the respective language no lo
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by 1718627440 18d ago
> Even DOS didn't really have libraries, you had peripherals mapped to memory at certain addresses, And linked libraries are interfaces mapped into memory at certain names. I think that's an awesome improvement.
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by 1718627440 18d ago
That's why I like the "managed" model Debian uses. Programs are enforced to comply to the OS standards. If they don't, they either get changed by the Debian maintainers or just not included into the distribution. That

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