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by _0ffh 1y ago
An attack on the result might be interpreted as an attack on the cause. Maybe a system's purpose is what is does, after all.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
The Academy Awards ? Who the heck cares for those ? The only thing they say is "the powers that be in Hollywood chose to highlight your product", but surely the information content regarding quality is as close to zero as it is
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It's nice to see some good news now and then.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Dunno, I'm happy to pay for API access based on token usage. I'd never so much as look at flat pricing, but maybe that's just me.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Exactly because the task is harder if the variable name does not contain any information is what makes training like that a good idea. It forces the LLM to pay attention to the actual code to get it right, which in training is a Good Th
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Let me add the part where politicians do not give a fig about their rhetoric from before the election as soon as they get into power.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Politicians and their buddies scared of having lost control of mass media.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It's easy to find the company ( https://www.xreal.com/us/air/ ) but they sell different models, and I'd be interested in gp's model and user experience.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Male same-sex relationships have the lowest numbers of abuse between all four categories, btw.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
If you have to impress the bureaucrats to get funding, you go and impress the bureaucrats.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
The original boids, or "bird-oid objects", was an algorithm and program to simulate emergent flocking behaviour from simple rules in birds. It has spawned a kind of genre, or at least a multitude of copies/derivatives, often
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Do you know the CO2 footprint of the untold megatons of concrete poured into ghost cities? Germany is still manufacturing stuff, and would easily beat China in CO2/capita if they hadn't shut down the nuclear power plants.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Obviously, it was good ol' trial-and-error. Or rather, trial-and-the-least-error.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Yes, you design a curriculum and feed it to the LLM. One person con do that for a course once, and then you can broadly leave it like that, with occasional updates - while each student gets their own personal teacher. Educational cost could
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Because you can't just ask a book a question and instantly get presented with an answer at any required level of detail. Apart from that, coercion and credentialism, where the latter can be provided with testing alone.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
Schools in general are doomed to complete obsolescence now, as every kid can have their own personal AI tutor. Doesn't look much better for universities. Outside of lab work and testing, there is just no further need for them. There, I
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by _0ffh 1y ago
I've seen them a lot in embedded programming, but I can't be sure if that observation holds in general or just for the environment in which I was working when I did embedded.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It's simple: Either your proof holds for NGI as much as for AGI, or neither, or you can clearly define what differentiates them that makes it work for one and not the other.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
> Here we present the room-temperature preparation of molecular N6 (hexanitrogen) through the gas-phase reaction of chlorine or bromine with silver azide Hmmm, chlorine and bromine - off to a good start - then we come to silver azide. &q
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by _0ffh 1y ago
> I always had the impression it was the other way around, non autistic 'normal' people personifies non human objects. The paper says, they do! The surprising part is that autist do it too , at approximately the same rates, wh
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It's a Doom engine, and they missed the opportunity to call it "Hellion"??
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by _0ffh 1y ago
You're welcome! Just keep in mind there's not much research about how this may change metabolism compared to a strict fast. It may reduce any desired autophagy effects, which are unfortunately not very well-studied in the first
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It seems like some people regard small amounts of fat to be allowable, specifically a bit of coconut oil in your coffee. At least it won't break the fasting of the carb processing machinery, so it shouldn't prevent you from going
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by _0ffh 1y ago
While I hate the apparent renaming of everything ML to "AI", things like AlphaFold would be "narrow AI". As to the common idea of having to wait for general AI (AGI) to bring the gains, I have been quite sure since the s
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by _0ffh 1y ago
They're the only ones who were conquered by French speaking post-Vikings.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
It's notion, I don't know why people use this service.
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by _0ffh 1y ago
For nice, you might be interested in DJGPP/RHIDE. It's somewhat more than fits on a floppy disk though. https://www.delorie.com/djgpp/ .
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by _0ffh 2y ago
Now and then, but I also quite often use perplexity.ai for search. Sometimes it's just too convenient to let a robot sift through the search results for the information I want.
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by _0ffh 2y ago
I submit that there is no "compression into PRNG seeds" going on here. This is just a quantisation method that happens to leverage PRNs, which might have some specific advantages and disadvantages. What I am sure it does not do, i
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by _0ffh 2y ago
I suspect an April fools joke. In general, compression using PRNGs is not a thing. There might be a special exception for this case, but I somewhat doubt it. =)

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