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by ajcp 3y ago
- Intel Core i9-11900KF 3.5 GHz 8-Core Processor - Corsair H150i PRO 47.3 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler - MSI MPG Z590 GAMING EDGE WIFI ATX LGA1200 Motherboard - G.Skill Ripjaws V 64 GB (4 x 16 GB) DDR4-3600 CL18 Memory - Samsung 970 Evo Plus 1 TB
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That's a little unfair, most people I know have at least some fun at their full-time job...
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This is a very interesting study and as someone working in this space ("intelligent" automation) incredibly germane. I have not read this fully yet and may be repeating findings but did want to chime in on something I've noti
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https://pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/10.1257/jep.29.3.3
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Minimize alcohol intake, maximize sleep efficiency, stabilize and simplify diet, and engage in physical exercise. As unmagical these things sound they have been shown to help keep your natural testosterone production at its best.
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It's not hard at all if you do initial bloodwork to establish baseline estradiol. After that and depending on the results the TRT regime should include an estrogen blocker to negate a rise.
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This article is incredibly disingenuous (if it's not totally satirical) in portraying her actual perceived status in Germany society and how that effects her experiences in Germany. She is not just an expat; she is not living an expats
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and this is the first flare of it for you?
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That makes sense. I don't know why I just assumed the vacuum of space would provide a perfect and passive cooling environment, but of course that's not the case.
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Yeah that's was what I suspected. Outside of space-based infrastructure or at massive crush-depths in the ocean the "naturally" cool places wouldn't really make a dent in the required temperatures. I don't wonder th
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Semi-related: I find the seemingly simple (or basic?) issue of cooling to be really interesting. Mainly because so much energy, effort, and cost is spent on cooling, and our tech and manufacturing industries depend so much on it, yet I don&
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-> If you read his best works being totally oblivious to what he's really saying If you have to be briefed on what an author is "really saying" outside of the story conveying it, what's the point? If you have to expla
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Yup! If I see them struggling to answer a question or admit to not knowing something I will ask them "well, how would you find the answer?", to which they always half-jokingly answer "I'd Google it". That's w
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I expect my interviewees to use Google and am disappointed if they don't. It's more important to me that they know how to find the right answer than it is that they just know it off the top of their head. 90% of their time is
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Hahahaha! So good of you to call that out because I had never seen the word written out before either and literally tried every form you suggested and more (you-ie, u-ee, uy, etc). To be honest I settled on 'youey' not because it
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It's funny because for some reason they definitely do feel adorable and polite. I know we shouldn't actively anthropomorphize them, but it's just the feeling you get when you see them go about their polite little way, adora
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I live downtown PHX (Roosevelt Row) and beyond riding in them I MUCH prefer them driving around on the streets than actual human drivers. There isn't a day goes by that I don't see drivers make up 4-way stops, disregard the 4-way
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Guessing. When we give information we don't know to be true -which is what the model does when it builds low confidence tokens on each other- we call it guessing. Why would this be any different?
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Outside of the title hallucination is only used ONCE in the whole article. Further still it is now a widely accepted term of art used to describe a specific behavior exhibited by an LLM that is separate from the biological one. It seems any
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Very interesting. So it could produce, with high confidence, common and real-world guesses found in it's dataset. So in that case it's not guessing and not wrong; it's indeed producing something that is correct, but still fal
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How can a model return high-level confidence at a token level on data it can't predict over.
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"The term 'hallucination' does anthropomorphize LLMs" It does not as hallucinations are not only something humans experience. Beyond that it is now an accepted term of art used to describe a specific behavior exhibited b
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But it's not a metaphor, it's literally how browsers as clients relate to webpages. Your browser is essentially just a very specialized document viewer. It's capability to enable those documents to dynamically incorporate oth
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| "A website is not a magazine, though it might have magazine-like articles. A website is not an application, although you might use it to purchase products or interact with other people. A website is not a database, although it might
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The service has a Studio[1] where users can utilize the Chat capabilities. Our understanding (and approach) has been to utilize this to curate and train the GTP models and capabilities and then expose those to the wider org via other, alrea
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You mean Azure OpenAI Service with the ChatGPT (preview) enabled [1]? We've been using it for a couple months now; it's lovely. 1. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cognitive-services/o...
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I really like the cut of those new Santa Cruz. Every time I see one I'm like "yeah, that's the stuff"
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> companies I didn't say that about a company
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they've self-selected for you: they applied :)
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heh, funny you should bring that up as I grew up in Germany. I hadn't realized the Berufsschule system has become so discarded. But what you point out would (and does) plague a military as well if it wasn't A) a fully-funded sta

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