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by Isinlor 5y ago
Lock-downs obviously work/worked in China, Australia, New Zealand etc. From first principles, lock-down will obviously work when you isolate everyone in the society. The less stringent the lock-down the less effect it will have. The re
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by Isinlor 5y ago
There is a prediction market called Metaculus. TL;DR In 2020 community of 169 people and the best forecasters were assigning ~15% that it will happen by July 2021. More specifically, on Dec 31, 2016 in partnership with Center for the Study
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What does Yahoo Japan have to do with Europe?
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There should be some separate law that would oblige companies to accept "do-not-track" HTTP header. Then we could just set it in our browser settings.
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It's not about Google or Facebook. It is about USA politicians and USA laws that allow USA to do anything with our data as if we were terrorists. The "Privacy Shield" was established by politicians twice already and dismantle
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Yes, Texas does not allow direct sale of cars. You have to buy your Tesla out of the state and Tesla will deliver the car to Texas. https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/texas-law-keeps-teslas-made... https:/&#x2
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He does not have good lobbyists. Have you seen Tesla being the only company not invited on electric car day in white house? https://www.autoweek.com/news/green-cars/a37244461/elon-musk... Do you know that Tes
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by Isinlor 5y ago
This clearly falls into Art. 6 GDPR paragraph 1, point b) : Processing shall be lawful only if and to the extent that at least one of the following applies: b) processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subj
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When you do anything with personal data in the EU you have to have a legal basis. There are 6 and only 6 possible legal basis: https://gdpr-info.eu/art-6-gdpr/ But most businesses will be choosing from: - the data subj
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This ruling will 100% be upheld in the higher courts. The website is arguing that they have a legitimate interest in downloading fonts from Google in client browser, but as the court correctly states the website can provide these fonts dire
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Governments should commit to creating this type of SuperClusters designed for AI workloads with the latest technology every 2-3 years for academic use. It is really peanuts for US government or EU.
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I went trough Quantum Mechanics course and it really helped me understand Quantum Mechanics on mathematical level. I had my head full of Quantum woo from popular science programs and I barely could make heads or tails out of it. Knowing ba
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PHP is share-nothing architecture. Nobody really uses threads in mainline PHP. Whole class of problems around multi-threading, mutexes, dead locks etc. are really foreign to PHP developers.
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I'm not sure if you did not read what I quoted, or I misunderstand something. Yes, PHP has reference counting, but it also has specific process that kicks in to clean up circular references.
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Share-nothing architecture, good, stable ecosystem build around Composer, Laravel and Symfony and as you said a lot of devs. Otherwise, I think differences in syntax etc. are rather subjective and everyone has their preferences. For example
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There is a garbage collection: https://www.php.net/manual/en/features.gc.php > This section explains the merits of the new Garbage Collection (also known as GC) mechanism that is part of PHP 5.3. > First of
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I mentioned ARC because based on your description it should be "the kind of problem that ILP eats for breakfast". But based on what you say about required effort it does not appear to eat it for breakfast and requires significant
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I'm not a biochemist. I don't know how much knowledge of how protein fold is important as opposed to knowing the final structure. My understanding is that current expensive method of X-ray crystallography in the range of $100k per
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1) I have access to OpenAI Davinci-Codex. I can and I did recreate their results on few prompts. 2) It is not really an issue of how easy it is to break. If it is able to solve the problem it will do it somewhat reliably. The issue is that
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> and then fine-tuned again on the kinds of problems that it is supposed to solve Could you point me to where they claim to have fine-tuned Codex? From what I can see they claim: > We use OpenAI’s davinci-codex engine for all of our g
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They are using OpenAI Davinci-Codex, comparable to GPT3-175B, without any further fine-tuning as far as I can tell. Over-fitting, in the traditional sense, specifically to these questions is very unlikely. What is problematic is at the bot
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>> That is an example of the difference between expensive toys like Dall-E and world-changing scientific work. There isn't really that much difference. DeepMind took some 3 years to max out CASP protein-folding benchmark running
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So much that you write is blatantly false, or stretch to the point of being as good as false. But you seem well read, so I don't think there is a point in trying to convince you. It's also interesting coming from someone researchi
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How has the progress stalled? Just last year there was a breakthrough in decades old problem of protein-folding. The year before that we figured out that large language models have astonishing few shot learning abilities. CLIP introduced st
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It's weird how many unrecognized geniuses there are in the neuroscience all claiming to have explained the brain and people just need to recognize their genius. All sounds very similar to Jeff Hawkins.
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There is very little theory to DL. It's almost completely about empirical results. You will be very disappointed if you expect that there is some grand theory of Deep Learning. My suggestion is to follow Arxiv Sanity: http:/&#x2F
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Sam Altman, Jul 19, 2020: > The GPT-3 hype is way too much. It’s impressive (thanks for the nice compliments!) but it still has serious weaknesses and sometimes makes very silly mistakes. AI is going to change the world, but GPT-3 is jus
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Slavic people do not belong to Russia in any sense either. Certainly I do not. Even Russian speakers do not always want to associated themselves with Russia.
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Here is a primary school in winter, in Oulu, Finland, close to Arctic circle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhx-26GfCBU&t=72s 200 000 people live there, and in January, during polar twilight their daily average temper
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I guess I formulated it in a confusing way. I don't know whether myocarditis caused by vaccine is more or less severe vs. myocarditis caused by COVID-19. What the article references is a report that 76% of vaccine-associated myocarditi

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