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by Archit3ch 7y ago
Of course Amazon would call that an Elastic Sundial.
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by Archit3ch 7y ago
Because you don't need a gaming rig, you need a compute rig. Apparently, the model runs on K80s and requires 12GB of GPU RAM. To put that in context, flagship gaming card RTX 2080 Ti "only" has 11GB.
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Semantic consistency is at least an order of magnitude harder, in my experience.
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It doesn't help that the link between mind-blowing literature and bestsellers is tenuous.
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by Archit3ch 7y ago
> Notice I didn't say the users had to use the fact that prior financings are used as comps for other financings. Ingenious. My favourite Markov chain is the one trained on Puppet documentation and the works of H.P. Lovecraft.
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Does this apply to electromagnetism?
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by Archit3ch 7y ago
The tech community greatly benefits from settling on a lingua franca. Imagine if everyone posted on StackExchange using their native tongue.
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It's certainly unprofessional.
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It's a Zack Snyder adaptation of a graphic novel loosely inspired by the retelling of a historian criticized even during his own time for preferring drama. Did anyone expect historical accuracy?
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by Archit3ch 7y ago
It would result in perverse incentives. Teenager willingly buys e-cig for $50, reports e-cig company for $150 fine, then returns the unused e-cig in exchange for the proceeds of the fine. Even without a refund, they just made $100.
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by Archit3ch 7y ago
I can second the recommendation for "Pythagorean Crimes" by Tefcros Michaelides. While not as good as "The Parrot's Theorem" that Tefcros translated from French, it manages to seamlessly interweave famous figures in
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Hot take: Subscription models actually reflect the costs of software development better than an one-off purchase. They link the value provided by updates/maintenance to a tangible cost. If we agree that software isn't ever finishe
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He also explains SuperCollider's quirks that might confuse a beginner as they come up, in a way that doesn't overwhelm.
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> Most people would also say it is unethical to copy your competitor's docs down to the examples and randomly generated tokens. <standard not-a-lawyer disclaimer> Would it be okay if they changed the tokens and kept everything
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by Archit3ch 8y ago
If you see using samples as cheating, you will get stereotypical generative music. You can get very convincing [0] results by driving virtual instruments with MIDI, or even loading samples directly for playback. [0] https://youtu