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I'd hope that with diffusion, it would be able to go back and forth between parts of the output to adjust issues with part of the output which it had previously generated. This would not be possible with a purely sequential model. Howe
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> The local firm alleged that its employees had received emails containing obscene and vulgar content sent via Proton Mail. How bad is the 'vulgar content' that it warrants banning of the service? This seems like extreme snowfl
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This becomes even better with Recursion Schemes https://hackage.haskell.org/package/recursion-schemes
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> I hear "Thanks so much for reaching out I am so bad at it" from practically everyone. I feel the same way. you are our hero! Honestly, I feel that a lot of people do not appreciate this kind of behavior as much as they should
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I agree with what you said in the other two paragraphs, but I think people _are_ suggesting what you said, and it is not really an "explanation": it is part of the observation itself
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Duolingo is getting a Chess course, allegedly(theverge.com)
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Interestingly, [X has died] seems to be among some of the topmost upvoted posts of HN. (Based on https://hn.algolia.com/ )
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> math is a language I think there are some differences If you are a physicist or an economist, you may be using mathematics as a language in the sense that you are using a mathematical description to convey an understanding of the natur
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Fair enough. I guess what I am asking is: What is special about this license? Is it more permissive? Does it address a specific issue better than other licenses?
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Does it help to connect a different frontend app like Finamp to your jellyfin server?
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That's a fair point. Much like the original article, I don't have a very good idea of where to draw the lines
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[Slavery is immoral] is a corollary of the principle that [human autonomy is sacred]. It is not very farfetched to have the moral principle that [human attention is sacred]. If we take this principle seriously, a large number of manipulativ
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by agnishom 2y ago
Some interesting parts of the "suggested system prompt": > don’t try to be overly helpful to the point where you miss that the user is looking for chit-chat, emotional support, humor or venting.Sometimes people just want you to
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'I don't discuss politics with friends' is another way to say 'there is no war in Ba-Sing-Sei'
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> I'm out of the gaming platform loop but assume the timing of this post is related to the Switch 2 announcement? Author here. Not really, it was a coincidence. I wrote this post around 8 months ago, and posted it on HN before but p
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by agnishom 2y ago
The thing is "knowledge of English" is not really like "knowledge of astronomy". > If I were a native speaker? Then for sure, by definition I could not have a wrong accent On an everyday basis I read/write/s
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I agree. It may be the case that an American accent is more useful to most people, but that doesn't make this tool and its marketting completely disjoint from imperialistic messaging
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"Reducing friction is good!" seems to be the silicon valley moto. Actually, friction in certain tactical positions could greatly improve our lives
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Came here to say this. I loved the voice of the main character.
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Some people seem to be blocking `w3schools.com`. What is the rationale?
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I am out of the loop. Who is Rachel, and what are they famous for?
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> "Hey" is not a polite greeting. > I hope this fails tremendously. What a waste of time. Now, which is more polite? A common greeting, or wishing failure on someone who wanted to showcase their web design skills?
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Similar to https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/ right? I wouldn't say its a lost art... we do this at our company
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I first parsed this as [(German parliament) votes as a (Git contribution graph)]. But now I realize that the intended tree is [(German parliament votes) as a (Git contribution graph)]
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That's true! But what else could they do? Use Yandex for search and Mistral for their LLM needs?
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How do you know it's related to a muon?
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It may have been good times for software engineers, but arguably a lot of harm has been done to society thanks to disruption and blitz scaling culture
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Can somebody please explain what is special about them?
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Can somebody explain to me what is so great about this package? It just seems to be making API calls. I am not critical, I am just genuinely curious since I don't understand the landscape.
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> 9. Build An Explainer Video Library I am not sure this is great advice. I am sure it makes sense for certain things, like UI or animation. But, generally reading text is more efficient than video watching. It's also easy to seek t

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