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by 7734128 1y ago
I've never seen a 32 bit model. There's bound to be a few of them, but it's hardly a normal precision.
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by 7734128 1y ago
Perhaps we should instead avoid antibeeotics?
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by 7734128 1y ago
A tree grows a leaf slightly more efficiently than we create a solar panel though.
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by 7734128 1y ago
It's quite hazardous to your health to all of a sudden lack any DNA. Your cells won't know how to replicate for one.
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by 7734128 1y ago
The famous Android Java fight is probably the most important case of that discussion.
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by 7734128 1y ago
The automatic headline rewriting is an absolute joke and it has not improved a title a single time ever.
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by 7734128 1y ago
And having to go through this insanity each time is even worse https://blog.balena.io/did-etcher-break-my-usb-sd-card/
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by 7734128 1y ago
I'm general intelligence, and could not in a million years do that.
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by 7734128 1y ago
Sure, this avoids issues with SQL injections. However, I have a hard time imagining any developer who would both make such fundamental errors with f-strings currently and also switching to this option when it ships. Seems like a self select
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by 7734128 2y ago
Haha, hardly. That's far from the case.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Microsoft are still doing their forced and absurd localization in all their garbage. Being forced to use their software while outside an English speaking county is terrible.
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by 7734128 2y ago
I'm in general opposed to the entire concept. One character is enough for all these use cases and having three, or more, separate characters is a bug not a feature.
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by 7734128 2y ago
16 is obviously larger than both 9.9 and 9.11. AI will never be capable of thinking outside the box like that and find the correct answer.
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by 7734128 2y ago
The claim is not that it's the most powerful, it is that it's the most powerful model that fit on one card.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Roughly the same number of active parameters as R1 is a mixture-of-experts model. Still extremely impressive, but not unbelievable.
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by 7734128 2y ago
You could have called it CellMate b
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by 7734128 2y ago
You could have called it CellMate
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by 7734128 2y ago
Because I hate it.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Yes, he should have put on a bunad.
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by 7734128 2y ago
I suppose that's why they are calling it "semi-private".
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by 7734128 2y ago
That's similar to saying that a 20 megapixel front facing camera of a cheap chinese phone is superior to a 12 megapixel DLSR.
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by 7734128 2y ago
I consider streaming 720p to be DVD quality at best. (And no, i'm not basing that on bitrate. I know modern compression is much better.)
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by 7734128 2y ago
> Lots of eye scanning while looking above the window they’d been typing into. Are you expecting people to not reference external material, such as documentation or syntax, and only code from memory?
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by 7734128 2y ago
You can't turn mass into force, especially not in space.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Perfect for sharing on I honestly love these naming conventions. And all the Muppets inspirerad NLP names from five years ago were also great.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Suppose all police would just undo that setting as soon as they got the phone.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Hard to pursue someone for what could easily have been a hack or computer theft, though.
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by 7734128 2y ago
If most people are using a term "wrong", then they are using it correctly.
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by 7734128 2y ago
Inference should always be more significant than training in the end though.
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by 7734128 2y ago
I don't feel any winter yet.

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