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Oh. What conservative views are those?
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We are not at the subtly wrong stage yet, currently we are at the totally empty words devoid of real meaning stage.
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1y ago
Google search declined slowly and then all at once.
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1y ago
I'm currently involved in a project where we are getting the LLM to do exactly that. As someone who _does_ have a working theory of the software (involved in designing and writing it) my current assessment is that the LLM generated do
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1y ago
It isn't wild, it is inherent to the very nature of large language models. The power of using LLMs is working out what it has encoded and how to access it.
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1y ago
Ok, so this is just one of many examples but the most immediate one is where I don't care about the immutable sanctity of the variable I have just declared. I often use Python for data munging and I'll frequently write code that g
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1y ago
My view on typing in Python (a language I have used for decades) is that if I wanted types I would use a language designed from the ground up with strong and consistent typing built-in. Not bolt on a sort of type system which actively figh
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1y ago
Your issue is you are trying to work out how use to this feature as a zero based array. EDIT (for more explanation): I have an input value from -10 to 100. I want to use this value to lookup something in a table. IN a ero indexed world I
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Another key extract from the article > The performance of a tool can drop as much as 20 percentage points when it is tested out of sample, on data from other hospitals. In one study, a pneumonia detection model trained on chest X-rays fr
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This is a nice story but just doesn't hold up to the evidence of what was "cut". The reason people lie it as a story is because it makes everything have a logical sense to it. It brings reason to the disorder, and people ha
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1y ago
Because some people understand how to setup controls properly.
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I cannot upvote this comment enough. I am so glad to be old and have lived through the transition from Angular to React. To understand why we have React. In fact I am so old I have lived through the transition from Adobe Flex to Javascrip
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The main issue with any pixel-to-pixel colour mapping approach is that we don't perceive individual pixels so you will not get a good overall effect from pixel-to-pixel mapping (the article touches on this by talking about structure bu
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You are correct, they are more dangerous. But the way the EuroNCAP test is constructed doesn't capture that danger. Leading to perverse, bogus results where SUVs are rated more safe for pedestrian collisions than small cars due to th
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Except the NCAP test is flawed and everyone knows it. They are testing a SUV-pedestrian collision that doesn't actually happen and then rating the SUV's as super safe based on it when based on empirical evidence SUVs are vastly m
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That is harder to read than the long line version. However, it is the formatting I adopt when forced to bow down to line length formatters.
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I will never get tired of MVC holy wars. A hundred people with their own clearly self-evident truth as to whether models are thin or fat. Absolute burning certainty as to where validation logic lives. And maybe 3 or even as many as 4 mad he
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Does Stripe have the ability to freeze tokens on the blockchain like Tether can?
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1y ago
Which is by the DAO exploit on Ethereum was successful and not rolledback by the Ethereum Devs. Oh, wait... I've been handed a piece of paper...
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The AI bubble also isn't about the technology.
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As evidenced by oh so many X.com the everything app threads Prompts mean jack shit for limiting the output of a LLM. They are guidance at best.
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I loved aq2 so much, just an incredible mod with so many gaming moments seared in my memories. Leaping off the cliff on "cliff" straight through the hatch in the cable car breaking my legs but right next to my opponent and blastin
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This is the crux of the matter and any "solution" offered that ignores that young children are primarily the product of their parenting is no solution at all
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Desert Chrome lettering is the true gift from the 80s
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It was this video tutorial that I used: https://youtu.be/sbCW0Cs7aI8?si=lOIbHEgtQhE3775e It covers the absolute basics of navigating the Blender UI before it even gets into How2Modelling. I found it remarkably clear.
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I learnt basic Blender 3d modelling and UV mapping in a day, to the level and beyond of "create 2d plane and extrude" that I was doing in SketchUp. Its UI genuinely isn't that inscrutable these days.
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1y ago
Yes
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> now growing for the first time in years This is a lie. Low earners had strong real term wage growth under the previous administration.
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Depending on the survey 63-to-75% of truck owners use it for towing once a year or less (i.e in reality never). So yes, the majority do not use it for towing. To be fair I'd misremembered the load carrying figure and the load figure f
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The typical number of times an American non work truck is used to haul a load each year is zero. Same for using it's bed capacity.
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