Ifkaluva

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by Ifkaluva 9mo ago
The big labs spend a ton of effort on dataset curation, precisely to prevent them from ingesting poison as you put it. It goes further than that—they do lots of testing on the dataset to find the incremental data that produces best improvem
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
The landlords would raise the rent to pass the tax along? If all landlords have this tax, all landlords will be raising rents.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
Why was this flagged? I was under the impression that the content of the article reflects the current mainstream medical view.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
I seem to remember this specific class at the CMU School of Computer Science being described as a “weed-out class”.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
No :) Any task has “core difficulty” and “incidental difficulty”. Struggling with docs is incidental difficulty, it’s a tax on energy and focus. Your argument is an argument against the use of Google or StackOverflow.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
I don’t agree that “college is to train you to work in academia”. I work in FAANG, none of my colleagues are dropouts. Many BigTech founders are dropouts, but that’s a separate game altogether.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
Nah man, I’m still waiting for Copilot for vim.
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
My prediction is that you will see that trend reverse soon. Have the teams become top-heavy?
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by Ifkaluva 10mo ago
I’m not sure if this is true. At the company where I work (one of the FAANGs), there is suddenly a large number of junior IC roles opening up. This despite the trend of the last few years to only hire L5 and above. My read of the situation:
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Also none of their satiety scale illustrations show the humble white potato.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I bet there will be tons of pressure for OpenAI to IPO on this Texas exchange.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I guess in VR you can delete the stain?
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Is it well-established that IBD is caused by E Colli? Is it like a sensitivity to E Colli?
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I seem to remember she actively forged accounts. Even funded a genAI project with a university professor on how to credibly forge accounts
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
My conclusion is “they were storing the video in the cloud”? (Tongue in cheek interpretation)
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I guess it’s worse in the sense of providing health benefits, but it’s better in the sense that more people would freely choose it if given the choice. It’s the same as junk food, people will freely choose it over healthier options. Basical
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Ok doomer
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Also the kiosks are frequently broken.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
That is the definition of “rationalism” as proposed by philosophers like Descartes and Kant, but I don’t think that is an accurate representation of the type of “rationalism” this article describes. This article describes “rationalism” as d
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
For a landlubber like me, could you say something about what kind of joys might be possible expected? As a landlubber, the terrors are quite easy to imagine.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Public sector workers? No, this was a private school.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I’m a native Spanish speaker—all forms of written Spanish are more verbose than English, but the formal form is even more verbose. I remember notifications my school used to send my parents were hilariously wordy by English standards.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
“Homo homini lupus”
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Recall that Kalanick had majority control at the time that he was ousted.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
I guess my response would be that yes, you will develop lots of random little aches and pains and small injuries, but the counterpoints are: - Before I exercised regularly, I developed aches and pains in upper and lower back, also a shoulde
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Caffeine is also a vasoconstrictor, and included in large amounts in most pre-workouts.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Follow-up question, can one get rid of the bumps with standard signal filtering techniques, or even averaging different scans together?
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
Poplar is considered junk wood? This is news to me. I’ve seen plenty of poplar furniture.
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
It’s an interesting idea, I have two questions. - Surprise is detected by the norm of the gradients. So, doesn’t this suggest that the model already has a way of adjusting to surprise? - Is there a danger of model instability when the gradi
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by Ifkaluva 1y ago
They dissolved their robotics division

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