acuozzo

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by acuozzo 10mo ago
I don't understand why calls to "Protect the children!" don't include health insurance.
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by acuozzo 10mo ago
> surely people aren't "using" em dashes deliberately I've had a "trigger finger" for Alt+0151 on Windows since 2010 at least.
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by acuozzo 10mo ago
The kernel Apple inherited from the NeXT acquisition was a combination of 4.4BSD and Mach (from CMU), IIRC.
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by acuozzo 10mo ago
> license that forces you to inform your customer This is what I love about the original 4-clause BSD license.
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by acuozzo 10mo ago
Solution: Use Google Drive to backup a VeraCrypt volume?
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
I'd prefer for the error rate to be as close to 0% as possible under the strict requirement of having to use a local model. I have access to nodes with 8xH200, but I'd prefer to not tie those up with this task. I'd, instead,
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> because they are interchangeable What is your use-case? Mine is: I use "Pro"/"Max"/"DeepThink" models to iterate on novel cross-domain applications of existing mathematics. My interaction is: I c
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
I have a need to remove loose "signature" lines from the last 10% of a tremendous e-mail dataset. Based on your experience, how do you think mistral-3-medium-0525 would do?
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Where does GP say that this is done on company time?
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> "Those poor people have no agency and their behaviors are outside their control!" Our complex modern society has a daily buy-in. Some people were born and/or raised for it and the cost for them is nothing. Others need to
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
? Maybe Im missing something, but tech is controlled by a handful of companies - always have been I guess it depends on what you define as "tech", but the '80s, '90s, and early '00s had an explosion of tiny hardware
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> I'm increasingly seeing this trend towards bimodal distribution Morlocks & Eloi in the end.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Amber was fairly common to see in US public libraries.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> I doubt I'm going to bond by being subjected to painful boredom, and neither will they Which is why it's important to surround yourself with likeminded folk. Nobody is compelling you to do this with every single person you me
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
FWIW: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_blizzard_of_199... haha
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Nobody is compelling you to do anything, but there's no free lunch.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> How do I understand what is important? Operate under the assumption that the person on the other side of the conversation is under the delusion that every sentence they produce is gold. Active listening = free points. Everyone wants to
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> When you do that it is perceived by most people as you trying to one-up them in the conversation This depends entirely on the content of your reply and how well-trained you are in social cues as well as other unspoken parts of conversa
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> I have zero idea how to make small talk with people I haven't known for years. Forget small talk. Listen-- really listen --and engage with open ears. When it's your turn to talk, offer up an anecdote in reply if it's on
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Remember it before considering giving advice to the poor and... just don't.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> It eats away at personal time, it bleeds into work and sleep And, most significantly, eats away at time which could be allocated for retraining/career-advancement.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Mamba-2 enters the chat.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Normalizing this would start a game of cat & mouse, no?
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
Zero Cool.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
> If it's not accessible from public networks... who cares? Thieves, especially if there's a path to the room in which the cameras are accessed which is poorly covered by the camera distribution.
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by acuozzo 11mo ago
There isn't a single mention of vttest results.
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by acuozzo 1y ago
> and more people doing other types of jobs IQ is normally distributed.
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by acuozzo 1y ago
> It solely is improving on efficiency. Consider the implications of increases in efficiency *when you hold compute constant*. The win is far more obvious when it's "we can do more with what we have" instead of "we ca
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by acuozzo 1y ago
> AI is fantastic as a coding assistant The extent to which this is true is a rough measure of how derivative your work is, no?
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by acuozzo 1y ago
https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 This was written re: IP law, but applies to your comment as well.

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