Tanjreeve

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by Tanjreeve 2y ago
And most humans would do well on maths problems if the input was given to them as binary. The reason that reversal isn't important is that the Tokens are an implementation detail for how an AI is meant to solve real world problems that
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by Tanjreeve 2y ago
No idea. Apparently if you're doing it through a limited liability corporation and have the right jargon in your PowerPoints no-one bats an eyelid.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
I would assume it's flat A) if you're handling projections or doing geodesic geometry then there's a bunch of other stuff to do and you'd probably have to mention it. B) it would be obvious in the codebase if that was a
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Most of those areas don't normally have a lot of value or you're marginally improving on existing recommendation systems. It's a coin toss on how much of an improvement this wave of LLM powered ML systems will have over the p
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
And then they enshittified them.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
How is someone meant to know where they rank on usage or if they're even being abusive with a service billed as "unlimited" that they pay for?
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Why do you think there is a zero sum choice between real terms purchasing power increases and the technology we have today? (Also worth noting I'd happily take a lot of goods from a time where they were built to last)
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
That's a brave argument I'd rarely make of "We could do this thing with major tangible benefits but our Devs might find it a bit hard"
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
How is that not the case? Your worse out come buying a product is it goes to 0 which is a defined loss. Shorting it 0 is your best outcome which has a fixed upper bound. The asset going up has no upper bound.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Pinterest is really unsurprising. Unbelievable Google doesn't spike them it's utterly useless as a search result.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
If your products biggest concern is fungibility of developers and controlling what developers can do then you likely wouldn't be getting any value from any of the group of expressive languages anyway. >Obviously there exist projects
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Leaving aside edge cases (e.g preexisting chronic illness). This is mostly irrelevant for software engineers even for the ones without top of the market compensation.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
The shortage of medical supplies is a problem created by the US which is then recycled into evidence of medical failure which is quite a nice little Gordian knot. >As for the training, I did only cite one study. But I know doctors who ha
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
The first three articles are various flavours of FUD and vague assertions of coercion of the usual kind of "flood the field" BS everyone is used to from MSM. The fourth link you provided "asks questions" but then the act
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
There already is a tokio_uring. I'm still a bit dubious how much help it is for application level stuff outside of normal file operations. E.g the data dependencies stuff is a very granular scheduling operation to generalise in an easy
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
The same people wailing about their commercial real estate investments going south will probably start wailing about their residential investments going south if a glut of residential property was released onto the market from relaxed zonin
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
I doubt these property investors were planning to socialise their profits if things had turned out the same way as the last few decades why should their losses be socialised if the assets they bought just fundamentally have less demand now?
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Is anyone ever going to write an article about this wave of anti worker clickbait articles coming out of Bloomberg and Forbes et al? It wouldn't even take more than a few seconds reading to look up the massive risks you take relocating
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Why not established political mechanisms and democratic pressure?
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
I don't make a habit of it. But if someone illustrating why hate speech is bad falls foul of the same rule banning actual hate speech then it seems like there's a pretty flawed rule somewhere
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
If it's ok in neither case then you agree in the purpose of regulation of speech/censorship.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Has this ever actually happened?
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
If we say "ah but think about the causal relationship anti semitism has a low risk of turning into a pogrom" that doesn't really carry a lot of water for the majority of Jewish people considering the amount of times it has ha
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
If I'd posted the same thing about $group I'd have had plenty of free speech defenders saying it's my right to ask questions have debate, express views etc. But apparently if I want to have similar types of debate about $grou
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
You seem to be equating my hate speech with actual violence. I don't know why you are so anti free speech but I worry that your censorious beliefs are creating a mathematical gradient pushing our society and culture towards punishment,
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
This whole "what value do they bring" discussion is a very normal feature of "mere rational debate" when it comes to refugees etc. But apparently my hate speech needs censoring when I switch the target group to people wi
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
I thought this would be about all of the arrests of environmental protestors and anti royalist campaigners in the UK rather than the usual drivel about the right to be bigoted.
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Bigotry turns into a feedback loop that finishes in violence often encoded in political systems and then you get violence + state. E.g Nazis started with "remove Jews from Germany" then shockingly when a lot of Jewish people don&#
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
If Bacardi Rum are paying more to be advertised to Bob the recovering alcoholic then you can guarantee that any set up in which the highest paying advertiser isn't getting displayed either gets a finger on the scale to ensure it does o
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by Tanjreeve 3y ago
Excited tech bloggers/columnists != Experts.

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