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by Maken 2y ago
The optimizations described could easily work on other models, not just transformers. Following your analogy, this is optimizing plumbing, pistons and valves on steam engines, it could be useful for whatever follows.
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by Maken 2y ago
There is nothing wrong with their connection with dynamite. Nobel designed it to prevent deaths in construction and mining, because nitroglycerine was way too dangerous (and way too useful to be abandoned). It's bad reputation comes fr
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by Maken 2y ago
People were active participants in MMORPGs. You get the dopamine from achieving goals inside the game, and make connections with other people as you collaborate to reach these goals. Your relationship with other players is that of coworkers
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by Maken 2y ago
At the time Argentina was under a military dictatorship that didn't have a good relationship even with its own people.
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by Maken 2y ago
The base stays in and the people stays out. It's little more than a symbolic gesture.
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by Maken 2y ago
So they can renegotiate the terms of the leasing in a reasonable time span?
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by Maken 2y ago
There is no people to be reunited here. Everyone was kicked out of Chagos to Mauritius so the UK military base could be build.
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by Maken 2y ago
Harder than getting printers to print?
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by Maken 2y ago
History is terribly taught because it's often about the how and not the why .
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by Maken 2y ago
If you are in France or some other central European old Kingdom, the people living in those castles were the ones who either put the king in the throne or had the power to remove him if he started some funny business, so it was their king
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by Maken 2y ago
What are the economic incentives for AI safety?
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by Maken 2y ago
You got it backwards. It's not about being transparent about what you want to achieve, it's about being transparent about what others expect you to achieve on your current position.
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by Maken 2y ago
>Word would not destroy your layout because you move an image on pixel on the left I swear every time someone tells me that LibreOfficie is simply not up to standard, I think of how much more sane its handling of floating tables and imag
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by Maken 2y ago
I think there is a bigger issue with specialization, and it's that nobody seems to agree in what the semantics should be. The orphan rules are clearly artificially limiting, but there is no formal description of a new set of rules to r
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by Maken 2y ago
Which I honestly dislike. "where clauses" were already quite syntactically limited (there are lifetimes dependencies that the compiler understand which you cannot possibly express even using for<'a>), and now "impl
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by Maken 2y ago
The Sims 2 also had a memory game to kept you entertained during installation.
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by Maken 2y ago
It's not the English language but the latin alphabet that helped there. It had already been optimised in ancient times to a limited set of easily readable characters, and then was further standardised by the introduction of the printin
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by Maken 2y ago
How is your proposal different from CMake?
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by Maken 2y ago
Why would they do this? I could understand using a non-GPL make because they hate it, but using an ancient GNU make is just handicapping your users for no gain.
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by Maken 2y ago
Having the source code available is not open source nor free software.
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by Maken 2y ago
Maybe everyone was implanting bugs and blamed the other party for being too sloppy and getting caught.
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by Maken 2y ago
What did they put inside?
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by Maken 2y ago
>second, it's so non-specific, it's less informative than "they inserted exploding batteries into the supply chain" vs "a container that was unloaded was not actually from the source" which I would say isn&#
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by Maken 2y ago
They also sent you to the gulags fog breaking the law.
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by Maken 2y ago
Some of it made in Korea.
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by Maken 2y ago
That's cool until your body starts to degrade.
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by Maken 2y ago
If only there were enough management jobs for everyone.
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by Maken 2y ago
If anyone developed a solution to integer factorization, I'm sure they would be after larger prices than mere 400k in crypto. A practical application of this puzzle could be to have an estimation of how long it takes to break a public
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by Maken 2y ago
This is the publisher, not the developer, of Outer Wilds imploding. The people who actually made the game are still working at the studio.
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by Maken 2y ago
I seriously wonder how long it would take for a team of engineers to produce a competitive commercial airplane, from planning to the first prototype, if they started right now. Also, is it viable to produce something like the A320 in low qu

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