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by aeternum 3y ago
Would you also propose driving license suspensions for drivers that fail to move out of the way for emergency vehicles or illegally double-parked a vehicle and blocked passage of an emergency vehicle?
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by aeternum 3y ago
Almost guarantee they saw a vid like this and attempted the same: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzA0U53HF2g
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by aeternum 3y ago
This argument around cost of fake content would be more convincing if it weren't already used countless times throughout history. Socrates saying that writing will atrophy people's memories. The priest's fear that books wi
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by aeternum 3y ago
A single person can also fool a lot of people.
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by aeternum 3y ago
T-mobile has become super untrustworthy. Their support team now regularly lies in order to close the ticket. Really disappointing as they used to be great years ago.
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by aeternum 3y ago
Will they actually provide a script for preventative use / gum disease?
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by aeternum 3y ago
Right, this is why my critique is that it is a weak paper in general. It's misleading to make claims about "LLMs" based on experiments with a single LLM. This is made worse by testing with very few prompt variations.
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by aeternum 3y ago
Yes, these papers just demonstrate how weak scientific papers have become. The paper is weak on actual prompt examples, but of the few there, test them yourself and it consistently gets them right. Whenever I see examples of GPT4 can't
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by aeternum 3y ago
The point of some games is not to win. The point of many is to win. Anyone that believes people play solo Overwatch for example to get to know their teammates has never played solo Overwatch. In many games, the goal is to prove oneself an
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by aeternum 3y ago
Yes the key to doing this more seamlessly is to spoof both the IP and the MAC so your machines are not constantly fighting with the other person over the ARP table entry.
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by aeternum 3y ago
It's quite easy to create new records when you keep changing the yardstick.
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by aeternum 3y ago
Amazon referral link to the glass containers. The real question is: how many of these articles are complete BS just to sell a product? Definitely Do Not trust what you read when there is a referral link.
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by aeternum 3y ago
For nearly all of human history everyone thought that those frog vs. human eyes were completely separate and designed by some magical being living up in the cloud. By noticing that while they have significant differences, those structures a
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by aeternum 3y ago
But you could say that whale flippers are 'basically' their hands. Every scientific model and analogy is flawed in some way, but many are still useful.
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by aeternum 3y ago
Often cheap is better than expensive and repairable
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by aeternum 3y ago
The issue is something could happen to you and if your PIN is lost, it doesn't matter how many second Yubikeys you have. Seems like this advice assumes you're using your Yubikey to protect data you want to outlast you?
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by aeternum 3y ago
Sure my point is more that this adding of commas business dwarfs any real prediction. Suppose there were a superintelligence that figured out the theory of everything for the universe. It's unclear that would actually help with this t
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by aeternum 3y ago
Is there any evidence that arithmetic coding works at the level of concepts? As a thought experiment, suppose Copernicus came up with this Hutter prize idea and declared that he would provide the award to whoever could compress the text of
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by aeternum 3y ago
How dare you use our highly efficient wastewater treatment facilities!
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by aeternum 3y ago
Definitely depends on the area but there are flooring options that stay cool, and if really hot weather is a common issue, a misting system can keep things surprisingly cool at the cost of some water use.
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by aeternum 3y ago
>But don't put two pods in, i.e. one in the detergent tray, and another detergent pod into the tub because these pods are very concentrated and harsh and will damage plates. Only add a little extra powder This is a strange optimizat
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by aeternum 3y ago
You can do both, typical rooftop solar installations typically don't cover the majority of the roof. Make the rest reflective and/or make it a space for people. Rooftop area has some of the greatest views in any city. Kinda cra
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by aeternum 3y ago
The thought that San Francisco homeless would pay to use the bathroom is quaint. Why pay when you can use a sidewalk/bush without repercussion?
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by aeternum 3y ago
Public restrooms are hard to find in America but even harder in most other countries. Yes this is a problem we should solve but it's kind of ridiculous to imply it's an issue only in America. In the vast majority of countries on
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by aeternum 3y ago
Even though this webpage seems like it is actually sending to GPT-4 it seems that it is not as I tried a few and get very different answers. Many that the webpage claims are wrong GPT-4 actually gets right. Maybe it's some recent chan
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by aeternum 3y ago
>Entire team goes around and answers the question: who do you want to leave? This sounds like it might work as a one-time thing, but just imagine the second-order effects. Your annual reviews literally become Survivor, how could you eve
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by aeternum 3y ago
So would you just fire the entire team if a product does poorly? Many individuals don't like startups because of this risk, most startup only get 1-2 chances to get productivity right. Very few waste time measuring productivity.
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by aeternum 3y ago
And now employees simply leave their laptop open with the SSH window up while getting their coffee because it's now so annoying to close the lid and correctly type the password. >USB Rubber Ducky has entered the chat
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by aeternum 3y ago
More people die of cold than heat, a fact that never comes up in talks about climate change. Obviously there's a limit, but based on the data about lives lost due to cold vs. warm temps, we should expect increased global temps to first
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by aeternum 3y ago
This is kind of my point, Sagan was a great science communicator but really missed the mark here. A solid wood table is not mostly empty by any common contextual definition. Photons do not pass through it freely, your hand won't pass

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