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SamBam
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SamBam
4y ago
s/notion/obsidian
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Since Notion is just plain text files, it would be lovely if someone could produce a better app for mobile that could work with those files. It could be a fraction of the features, like just text editing and good lists, and you could always
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4y ago
Unsure what myth your referring to. The only thing I know about "false friends" in the context of learning languages are "false friend" words that sound similar but don't have similar meanings, like "embarrasse
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4y ago
More than 2x the cost might still be worth it for doubling car ranges and potentially making electric flight possible.
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They can, but you have over a million members of the military who have all sworn an oath that they will "obey the orders of the President of the United States." If they had all sworn an oath that they will "obey the orders of
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4y ago
It might indeed be snobbery, but your explanation that English pronunciation is so irregular doesn't lead to that. If anything the irregularity of English spelling and pronunciation ought to make it more populist to use symbols that he
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4y ago
The only definition of the trigonometric function required is that sin (x) = opp/adj. It's just a ratio, nothing else. The students could have called this ratio "snoo" and the proof would have still worked. The proof is
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Except they didn't even correct correctly. GP said "We need to find ways for people to burn less carbon," which is totally correct. "Carbon" is being used as a mass noun.
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> Don't apply eco-morals to someone else's business plan. > Instead, work to change the regulatory environment so that a non-eco business plan isn't profitable. Huh? But the first step in identifying which regulations t
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4y ago
But Google's inactive account manager doesn't then publish all your emails on the open web. There could be any secrets (API keys, etc) in a GitHub repo.
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But then you get folks like Sam Bankman-Fried, who long claimed exactly this as his motivation for his crypto business. The question is, is it likely, or even possible, to be motivated to make lots and lots of money, and then have that proc
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4y ago
> their job was to listen to what the person in New York said and repeat it into the next loop and so on until it go to Chicago Hearing this I immediately assumed that this was where the name of the game "Telephone" comes from
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4y ago
> Granted, we used 4100k lights which are much bluer than 2700k. You had this realization and yet still went the route of switching back to all incandescents? It's trivially-easy to find 2700K LED bulbs. The ones I have look just as
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4y ago
It's not the format that I'm referring to but the style. The dominant architectural style of them includes: - Multiple boxes merged into each other at different heights and depths - Multiple (2-3) siding materials used in a regula
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I figured people were going to take issue with the opening anecdote about art, but that was simply the author trying to frame the story in an interesting way. The rest of the article was more compelling. The ubiquity of the 5-over-1 archite
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4y ago
Honestly, these seems like a perfect problem for GPT. Show the title and main description to GPT everytime the seller makes a change, and ask "Do these seem to be the same product?" If GPT says that they seem different, flag for h
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4y ago
Two(!) of them were about Musk.
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4y ago
17 hours old, still there.
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I trivially made it make an illegal move it my very first game, on the third move, just by deliberately playing weird moves: > You are a chess grandmaster playing as black and your goal is to win in as few moves as possible. I will give
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Honestly, I made it make an illegal move in my very first game, in the third move. You just have to do stuff no normal player would do: > You are a chess grandmaster playing as black and your goal is to win in as few moves as possible. I
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4y ago
I was reminded of Noria/Kapsul as well. I paid the $1 for the chance to opt in later, so I was still getting their apologetic emails to customers as of last year, six years after backing. The last email (May 2022) said they had deliver
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4y ago
Who sees the indoor unit in a ducted system?
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4y ago
I'm sorry, how will a LLM trained on human writing look less human? We've already seen that, without very restrictive lockdowns by researchers, LLMs will display all the worst kinds of human traits. Why would this be different?
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4y ago
That's good, although anyone can put anything there. https://web0.cc/a/zTHtZFEXci?url=https://haxx0r.c0m I was thinking more along the lines of https://web0.cc/a/opinion/english
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And the result of the industrial revolution has been a reduction of about 85% of all wild animals, and threatened calamity of the rest in the next few decades. Hardly can be summarized as "yet here we are."
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It's designed for reading articles, I wouldn't expect the front page to work well. Here's an opinion article from the Times, seems to work fine: https://web0.cc/a/zTHtZFEXci Suggestion for web0: include
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4y ago
Mitsubishi heat pumps, and most others I assume, have local thermostats that communicate by remote (I assume radio waves), but do not require the cloud. This is a fine solution, as stable as wires but not tied to the cloud.
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Mitsubishi heat pumps has a local thermostat that operates by remote, no cloud access needed, so if the app's servers go down it will still function.
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4y ago
Is there any place we can test LLaMA online?
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I thought this article by the NY Time's Ezra Klein was pretty good: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/12/opinion/chatbots-artifici... > “The broader intellectual world seems to wildly overestimate
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