Nowado

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by Nowado 4y ago
They don't seem motivated to do so now, while torrents, Russian hostings and warez seem up for years. How come?
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by Nowado 4y ago
You can do it already. It's a normal order for a copywriter, nobody will bat an eye when you post an offer. It costs cents/dollars per 1000 words instead of fraction of a cent, but that's not exactly outside of reach of a fun
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by Nowado 4y ago
There's no overhead introduced for the 'final' model inference, is there?
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'm thinking about improving model response quality. Training of preexisting LLM models that I'm familiar with consists of two aspects/sides/options: fine-tuning the model with additional, domain specific data (like inte
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by Nowado 4y ago
Do you provide optimization options for finetuning, RLHF or both?
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by Nowado 4y ago
If you go with that excess deaths number, if the answer was 1/4 (which is what stats suggest) that covers half of the 10M. There's still the other half, but that's not nothing.
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by Nowado 4y ago
That is easily the most impressive one to me. Like edge detector applied to a single pixel line or locally exact gaussian distribution under gaussian blur, but abstracted way higher.
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by Nowado 4y ago
This thread would be way, way more interesting with a mention of a single date in the future.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Following the analogy, aren't there supplements and collectibles for law?
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by Nowado 4y ago
US livestock subsidies are in dozens of billions. Whole sector seems to have revenue in lower hundreds of billions (harder to get exact data, please correct me). Even without premiums target audience is willing to accept, subsidies of 10-20
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by Nowado 4y ago
There's also a scale issue. If a product is not standardized, that Goldman trader isn't going to work with 'a couple hundred dollars' mentioned in the piece.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Wait until you hear about air conditioning.
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'm almost sure those are points and not submissions, as the numbers are the same as in 'Users who got the most voted on hackernews'.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Do you mean the research paper that's linked first in the part you linked (on praising children, measuring motivation of those children, not any results in tests not to even mention effect (or lack of it) long term on life) or the auth
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by Nowado 4y ago
If customer has an established relationship with a seller already, seller can put this link on a website where products are presented. It's not polished, but it's fine.
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by Nowado 4y ago
That's worse than 500 error. Not only is the provided answer is wrong, but the confidence remains high.
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by Nowado 4y ago
One of other comments pointed out that there's another site, which to me seems to point towards a more straight forward explanation, but I'd like do address your doubts here anyway. There are various interest group associations, w
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by Nowado 4y ago
Ok, that looks much more like simply another informational product sales funnel. I wouldn't expect a PR firm to setup (or lie about) affiliation with external company ( https://we-connect.io/ ) and running generic ads fr
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by Nowado 4y ago
I am fully aware this is what my claim comes down to. Even basic future predictions like more general media interest or talking points leaking into everyday discourse could look the same if thing was legit (or a generic grift). It's re
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by Nowado 4y ago
This is pretty much exactly how I would run anti remote work PR campaign. Lets go through some basics. Click through articles on the blog. Is there a single one you couldn't write? No, really. This is the kind of stuff you give to&#x2F
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by Nowado 4y ago
There are sources, I didn't go through them yet, but they are there. It's pages of unorganized links, but it's something.
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by Nowado 4y ago
You mean when they separated internal infrastructure of the largest ecommerce in the world to the point when it was possible to sell it in commodified pieces to other businesses?
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by Nowado 4y ago
I've got two things of that kind right now and they both worked for learning new things. Neither is properly functional, but here goes. One is 'automation of repetitive conversations'. It is actually another iteration over th
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by Nowado 4y ago
Nation states don't get hungry. Similarly to 'target neutralization' being called inhuman description of murder, both terms are about exactly what they say they are. People being hungry near you is an 'individual problem
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by Nowado 4y ago
I would be worried about users falling off seeing their notes have ~10% approval rate, but it doesn't seem to bother you at all. I wish I had smarter question to ask about it, but... how come?
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by Nowado 4y ago
Avoiding some of that free speech. One could even hope for all of it to stay contained within Twitter.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Methodology classes didn't excel either.
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by Nowado 4y ago
Isn't Slovakia too much of a country?
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by Nowado 4y ago
Deathmatch tends to focus on frags.
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by Nowado 4y ago
I'm going through another round of google reviewing my extension right now and it does suck, but I can't imagine deciding that getting people to enable developer mode, manually download and load my extension (every time there&#x27

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