YawningAngel

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by YawningAngel 3y ago
What if you do? LLMs don't have reflexive output or internal streams of thought, they are simply (complex) processes that produce streams of tokens based on an inputted stream of tokens. They don't have a special response to token
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by YawningAngel 3y ago
I didn't make any claims about the plaintiff's state of mind. For the record I think the plaintiff acted reasonably and in good faith in seeking a remedy against Google based on what I know about the case.
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by YawningAngel 3y ago
The website owner might not have 500k to fork over if they lose the suit.
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by YawningAngel 3y ago
The question isn't whether it's possible to constrain the road environment such that self driving cars can work, but whether it's desirable. The article is simply answering in the negative.
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by YawningAngel 3y ago
Apple is headquartered in Cupertino, where would you have them allocate their sales if not there?
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I agree with that, but given that a lot of the DBs on AWS and Azure are proprietary software (eg Cosmos and DDB) I'm not sure what ofcom proposes doing about that.
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
> Technical restrictions on interoperability. These are imposed by the leading firms that prevent some of their services working effectively with services from other providers. This means customers need to put additional effort into reco
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Given that we don't have such AI technology at present, would it not be prudent for us to assume that it may not be available imminently and plan for how we can address the problem without it?
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I haven't had it often but I've had stuff break sufficiently badly that I couldn't boot to a graphical environment before. I agree with the other posters that a lot of the stuff that breaks is in the AUR, but practically most
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I'm not sure which major distro doesn't have "built-in support for Windows software through PlayOnLinux and Wine"
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Conversely, `pacman -Syyuu` doesn't complete reliably without user intervention, which is far from ideal. I say this as an Arch user - the expectation that I'm going to manually attend to package upgrades in practice leads to me u
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
We don't give anyone a free pass, we have a regulator tasked with ensuring banks don't fail on behalf of depositors.
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
If the worst problem you have is ads in your stocks app, it sounds like Apple is still coming out way ahead. I agree that they're squandering brand value for what must be a very marginal gain though
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Yeah but you need the tons of writers to come up with the archetype of a "Seinfeld script" for it to copy
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I think it very much is thought of as inclusive of local government, at least in countries that aren't federal.
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
https://monzo.com/blog/2019/04/04/why-we-block-freeze-close-...
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Having good enough opsec that you can't be identified just isn't realistic for normal people, we need to ban this stuff. I'm quite disappointed that GDPR seems to have just resulted in the addition of meaningless consent form
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I think a Microsoft shill might choose a less suggestive name
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
> 1. What should I do to get to a point where I feel confident enough to actually send in applications? (I have never really been any good at LeetCode-type problems and have no personal projects to speak of.) We can't answer this fo
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Why do you think there's no evolutionary pressure towards it?
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
To be fair to Binance, they have thus far honoured their wildcat dollars.
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I think it's a very reasonable observation. An audit from PWC is materially different to an audit from a local accounting firm with less of a reputation at stake. The parent happens to be in error about which category Mazar's fal
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Indulge the counterfactual for a second. Suppose that dark matter really does exist, and we can't ascertain that fact with any certainty. What do you want Physics as a whole to do about that? I think everybody agrees a simple answer
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
This analysis is immensely US-specific
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
I think the world would be a better place if Elon Musk didn't recklessly claim that currently extant Teslas will achieve full self-driving capability in any reasonable timeframe. Similarly, it would be wonderful if he didn't promo
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
You can't just go build such things in most major cities, all the available land is already developed
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
That's not really how speed limits work though. People take their cues from road design and conditions, not what the speed limit actually is. Virtually changing speed limits is dangerous because it causes you to think you are alterin
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
It seems like it would be cheaper and easier to get rid of cars entirely
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
Trust me, you really wouldn't. This incentive structure has existed previously in the UK and it lead to precisely the degenerate outcomes you might imagine. What you want is fewer cars
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by YawningAngel 4y ago
You'll be surprised to learn that the British people you talk to on the Internet are not sampled uniformly from the general population

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