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by Quarrel 9mo ago
I don't think it implies that at all. It is perfectly understandable that the people who really care about how their work was colour-graded, then suggest you turn off all the features that shit all over that work. Similarly for the oth
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
Google has another massive advantage over OpenAI. It makes serious revenue outside the AI bubble. Google has (much) more money in cash on hand than OpenAI has raised. Of course, there are a few other MegaCorps out there, who make money in o
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
This is only true of trademarks, not copyrights (which was the discussion here). Trademarks can become 'generic' if you don't defend them. But JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter, whether she sues fanfic authors or not, and can sel
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
Ah- the headline is "Russia Starts Issuing Draft Notices at Airports to New Citizens and Returning Expats". Basically the Russian's are conscripting people flying in to airports, both regional and international. With an added
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
To give a more nuanced reply versus the "you're wrong" ones already here, the difference is that UDP adds send and receive ports, enabling most modern users (& uses) of UDP. Hence, it is the "User" datagram prot
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
Thank you. I assumed this was what was happening, but conflating network layer protocols with transport layer ones isn't great. I'm surprised that pedantic zealots, like me in my youth, haven't risen up and flooded rust with
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
Can I offer you a similar, and probably more palatable, example: https://united24media.com/latest-news/russia-starts-issuing-...
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
> Of course, but they're fiercely opposed to the notion of being subject to regulation by EU institutions. They're also fiercly opposed to not having an open border, both for people and goods, with their EU neighbours. One of t
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
This is a terrible argument, just because of the way the legal system works. If MegaCorp has massive $$$$, but everyone else has small $, then MegaCorp can sue anyone else for using "their" code, that was supposedly generated by a
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by Quarrel 10mo ago
that's fantastic. thanks.
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
FWIW, IPv6 has worked just fine for me since they enabled it (I don't think I had it when I initially got them as my ISP). I also have found them pretty responsive to even technical feedback, but maybe I've just been lucky. Of cou
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
Great work, I really liked Susam's setup in the article: > Can we make the program more complicated? The words 'Fizz', 'Buzz' and > 'FizzBuzz' repeat in a periodic manner throughout the sequence. Wha
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
I heard it (again, I think it was a stats class) as: Forecasting that what is happening today, will happen tomorrow, was an almost insurmountable baseline for early forecasters. A bit like trying to come up with psych drugs that can beat a
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
I wonder if this is why NextDNS block the archive.today domains? While the NextDNS company is registered in Delaware, the founders are French nationals, so may feel more exposed to such threats. fwiw, you can use rewrites for these domains
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
My worry is that they're training it on Q&A from the general public now, and that this tone, and more specifically, how obsequious it can be, is exactly what the general public want. Most of the time, I suspect, people are using it
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
It certainly seems to me that using this would eliminate 75% or so of the objections to it. For this use case, at least, it feels like a CS version of racism. MSFT is bad, so no MSFT. It largely clears up an idiosyncrasy from the evolution
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by Quarrel 11mo ago
Just a guess, but are you in the UK and is /r/osint flagged NSFW, harmful or mature? If so, they want to age-verify you.
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by Quarrel 1y ago
I like the "Hopefully, just a limited edition." line too :)
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by Quarrel 1y ago
I've never used ferron, but if you look at the graphs, he gives comparisons. So, I guess, performance + easy of use. Obviously, caddy is much more mature though.
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by Quarrel 1y ago
re: 3) & medical related prompts At gemini.google.com you can provide context & instructuions (Settings->Personal Context). I provide a few bits of guidance to help manage its style, but I haven't been getting much pushback
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by Quarrel 1y ago
Indeed. They get to the bottom of the post and drop: > Fargate handles scaling for us without the serverless constraints They dropped workers for containers.
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by Quarrel 1y ago
Ok, I'll bite. Why? Isn't it still "just" a powerful enough computer?
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by Quarrel 1y ago
FWIW, rental rates are very similar between the UK & the USA. For central London, where I've lived for most of the last decade, yeah, there aren't a lot of parking spots per household, but that's also going to be true in
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by Quarrel 1y ago
They paused funding actual dangerous gain-of-function (as the article makes the distinction), while developing new guidelines for how it should be managed. They then released the new framework of multi-layered review to clearly define the t
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by Quarrel 1y ago
Except that the policy, in the vacuum it is in right now, is very popular in Australia. It was one of the most agreed with policies at the most recent Federal election. I hate it as a concept, but at the moment it is all "don't yo
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by Quarrel 1y ago
> * if you're finishing in a sauce, take the pasta out a minute before it is done. ie, 2-3 minutes before the box time, possibly more, depending on what finishing means for your case. > * do not put oil in your cooking water, it
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by Quarrel 1y ago
Which is perhaps also why: > An MP has claimed in parliament that Mark Zuckerberg’s company was trying to “silence and punish” Sarah Wynn-Williams By doing so in parliament they have immunity (presumably the worry would be defamation) fo
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by Quarrel 1y ago
I'm not a fan, but in what was is this, or any other topic, undemocratic to have debates and votes on? The sanctions politicians should face for bringing up unpopular topics should be that they don't get voted for. > These EU p
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by Quarrel 1y ago
I'd certainly hope the headline would be a bit more dramatic if they'd found a naked singularity!
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by Quarrel 1y ago
> I’m confident I could follow a modern white paper after a lot of effort and research. Without having done it for deep learning, I'm sure it is like any other area of computer science. You get to exactly the level you're at no

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