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by _0ffh 3y ago
>just as road usage does That's not true, car taxes and taxes on mineral oil paid by car owners are more than enough to pay for the infrastructure they use.
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by _0ffh 3y ago
What does "full automation" mean in the context of media acquisition?
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by _0ffh 3y ago
So, Vvardenfell from Morrowind?
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by _0ffh 4y ago
The RWKV people seem to have adapted a recursive model so it can be trained in a special parallel mode like attention. https://github.com/BlinkDL/RWKV-LM
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Seems whenever someone popularizes a rule of thumb, expressed in a catchy way, some newbies will take it as inviolable absolute law that everything else must be bent around, at any cost.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Hmmm, 64 bits happens to work out as around 19.27 decimal digits. Maybe there's a connection here, although due to the nature of digits 19.27 effectively means up to 20 digits.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
The problem for gaming is, these scenes are completely static.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
The name Kanerva rings a bell, the 1st edition of the RL book mentions "Kanerva coding" as an option for function approximation. What you tell sounds interesting, maybe I should look a bit deeper into his work.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Wow, I occasionally open Youtube in a private browser window, and am invariably disgusted by the hot garbage that it recommends. When I opened your link just now, the video recommendations were incomparably better. Do you know if Invidious
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Your counterexample isn't one. It's a made-up, incoherent mess, that doesn't show in any way what you claim it does. That starts with the incomplete definition of the law itself, which is part of a single sentence that you pa
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Um, there's not a whole lot of economic laws that are less controversial than the law of diminishing marginal utility. I'll give you a rough outline. If you own a good G, that you could use to satisfy either a desire D1, or a comp
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Predictable only insofar as it has to follow some simple rules. For example, if you own a good G, that you could use to satisfy either a desire D1, or a competing desire D2, you will choose to use G to satisfy the greater one of these two d
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Rationality is not assumed, and therefore not required. Only purposeful action.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
A comprehensive one, probably not. But here are a couple of foundational texts. https://oll.libertyfund.org/title/greaves-human-action-a-tre... https://mises.org/library/man-economy-and-state-power
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by _0ffh 4y ago
The law of diminishing marginal utility for example can be logically proven using this method. Alas, knowing it won't make you rich, the world is not that simple.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
> like the study of economics [...] There are no universal laws that always hold true in all situations I've got great news for you! There are universal economic laws that always hold true in all situations. For example, "man
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by _0ffh 4y ago
I would have thought, those are the result of false positives, i.e. when fraud is "detected" where there (at least allegedly) is none.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
I wonder what makes false negatives so costly for them, that they're willing to accept so many false positives.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
When I was doing my master's thesis, my industrial supervisor opined that a neural network "is really just a glorified lookup table". I think, given the succinctness of the characterisation, it's not too far off the mark
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by _0ffh 4y ago
You can for example use it to give hints to the compiler that allows for optimisations, that it couldn't do otherwise. Described e.g. here https://web.archive.org/web/20160508051118/http://blog.regeh
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Yup, I ditched Ubuntu for good when they started with this snap nonsense.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
What, no, this comment is a complete fiction! The article is a kind of true crime story about a British antique weapons enthusiast who sold weapons and self-made ammunition to a guy who turned out to be supplying a criminal street gang.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
For those interested in Edelman's ideas in more detail, I recommend his book "Bright Air, Brilliant Fire". Thought it has been ages since I read it, I at least have retained a very positive impression.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Maybe a bigger company could do it like some card games decide on who will choose the game: Make several teams "bid" on the contract, the one with the best bid gets it, but winning the game (e.g. getting bonuses) depends on if the
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Yeah, the comparison would be okay-ish for the old ones, which where about 1m^3 in volume, just big and flat instead of cubes. The new V2 are ~5x the weight @2k8 pounds, the V2 Mini ~3x @1k8 pounds.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
I'll take the bait and speculate that the manifold of long but reasonable token sequences is more complex than the manifold of reasonable pictures.
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by _0ffh 4y ago
I don't think it's an internet phenomenon. It's a human phenomenon. It doesn't matter if it's a conversation or a piece in a newspaper (c.f. the Gell-Mann amnesia effect).
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Lol, I did something similar. Not saving the whole RAM, but I made a TSR to first scan memory for an integer, which would create a list of all hits. I could then rescan as soon as the number changed (your character's hp for example), a
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Yeah one great thing about the TP's inline assembler was that you could write the first draft of for example a TSR program in Pascal and then translate it piecemeal into assembly until you could ditch the compiler completely and just u
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by _0ffh 4y ago
Yeah, I used to get mine from the files section of a FidoNet BBS.

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