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by Eisenstein 3mo ago
What does influence your stock purchase decisions?
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by Eisenstein 3mo ago
For those confused about what this means, my understanding is this: when quantizing a wave you can use sampling rate to derive missing bits, so using even one bit can work if you do it fast enough, but jitter is a problem because it means t
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by Eisenstein 3mo ago
Some peer criticism from: Vanhove, J. (2026). Does multilingualism really protect against accelerated ageing? Critical comments on Amoruso et al. (2025). Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development, 1–10. "As the authors corr
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
I thought it was normal for the AI field to confuse people by repurposing other terms of art? To: "transformer", "lora", "diffusion", "hallucination", etc, we can now add "bubble".
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
So the batter runs towards the bowler? 102 runs? Can a run score more than one? What was the down by 6 thing? It's not really that simple?
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
> I know that someday, I won't have a choice (Home Depot only has cashiers for contractors, nowadays, so I'm forced to use the auto-checkout), but, where one is given, I take the human. Just hit the 'I need help' butt
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
But what does it say about the payment app if it doesn't bother to secure the low hanging fruit?
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Rolling build of Koboldcpp now supports Krea2: * https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp/releases/tag/rolling Model weights: * https://github.com/leejet/stable-diffusion.cpp/blob
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Please explain why the mechanism of the LLM generating output precludes it from being able to be fooled without using use tautologies or reducing to substrate for explanation.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Koboldcpp supports image generation, but you will have to wait for the next release for Krea2 support. * https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
You can fool an AI as evidenced by them being fooled. They demonstrably appear to be working through a problem and get fooled by the wording of the problem. If you think differently, merely asserting it is not the way to convince people tha
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Its a question designed to fool the AI. It's like saying that a person doesn't understand the limitations of reality when they fall for a magic trick.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Perhaps I am confused about what you mean by bureaucracy. Can you define it?
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
You think that it is practical for teachers to abolish school districts and create their own?
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
You are mistaking aggregate for specifics. It may be better on whole, but there are always aspects that are worse.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Almost always, the future ends up being bad, but not in the ways we think it will.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
There are also: * People who understand that the existence of the organization is necessary for the goals of the organization
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
I'm not responding to 'it doesn't matter if they know they are being evaluated', because that isn't what you mentioned in your comment. What you said was 'they won't know they are being evaluated', wh
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
It's reinforced cement wearing a drywall costume.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Models are actually pretty good at figuring out when they are being tested: "This suggests that the model has an implicit understanding of what benchmark questions look like. The combination of extreme specificity, obscure personal con
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
I think people understand that there are losers. What they are complaining about is that the losers can dump $10M on a lotto ticket and not feel any pain when it disappears. If all those with money are are placing huge long-shot bets and ca
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
It can store the data until it connects to one, though that's not going to be as useful for anyone selling it. Real-time auctions are where the money is, from what I understand.
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
HDMI is heavily used for ACR (automatic content recognition) in smart TVs: "Our findings indicate that (1) ACR operates even when it is used as a “dumb” display via HDMI" "For both LG (a) and Samsung (b)TVs, the scenarios wit
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by Eisenstein 4mo ago
Nepotism refers to relatives, not acquaintances.
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
It doesn't matter what individuals believe. The rules exist to prevent people from doing dumb things that destabilize the market and when those rules are bypasses for belief reasons then the market will take that into account and disco
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
Changing the rules for a speculative investment is the type of things to get pitchforks, not sticking by them.
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
Is this a test feature? I don't see it in my gmail.
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
By bypassing the rules this way they are making people doubt the security of index funds, which would damage the market just by association. Anyone who cared about the stability of these instruments would categorically deny such a request.
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
It's allowed because the people in charge are making a ton of money and the people who aren't have been convinced that regulating the market is bad.
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by Eisenstein 5mo ago
Lawsuits need standing. Someone harmed has to sue.

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