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by anon291 2y ago
Not really. The training methodology opens up whole new mechanisms that'll make it much easier to train non-language models, which have been very much neglected. Think robot multi-modal models; visual / video question answering; a
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by anon291 2y ago
The forward PE is half that based on real numbers of future orders reported in company reports.
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by anon291 2y ago
Nvidia's forward PE before this is 27, based off of real orders. Unless orders are being canceled, the stock price should be significantly higher
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by anon291 2y ago
You said: > The right answer they were looking for was 3, not 3.0. Adding that .0 implies a precision which is not correct. In contemporary mathematics, 3 is 3.0 . Both 3 and 3.0 belong to the set of integers. There is no additional prec
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by anon291 2y ago
> For that matter, all of China isn’t Han Chinese, there are Tibetans, Mongolians, Uyghurs, Zhuang, Hui etc. The difference is that no one clan in India comprises any majority. Again, imagine a country where the french lived next to the
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by anon291 2y ago
India has had those borders in the same way the 'greater Mediterranean' has had those borders. Mauryans were an empire which means that they ruled over disparate nations No the country of India is in fact not at all united. The va
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by anon291 2y ago
> And never mind that Israel still has a fundamentalist, authoritarian government that is actively at work undermining democratic structures and civil rights even inside the state - that too with no word of objection from its allies. And
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by anon291 2y ago
I was suggesting a limit based on subnational distinctions or another form of delineation. Although in general, I tend to be anti immigration, so I would rather just see a total cap and no quota.
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by anon291 2y ago
And honestly, it's kind of nuts, when you think about it. For India at least, it's better compared to the EU than a 'country'. The concept of 'India' is like 'Christendom'. It describes a very broad c
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by anon291 2y ago
So, what was the purpose of the conversation then? In the vast majority of cases, in most normal mathematical manuscripts, '3.0' is '3'. There is no distinction.
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by anon291 2y ago
Contemporary mathematics is duck typed.
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by anon291 2y ago
I dunno... what qualifies them to be a parent?
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by anon291 2y ago
Why would a school expel students? They get money for each person sitting in the desk.
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by anon291 2y ago
Both characterizations actually mean the same thing and you said it in your description of the person on the left. Because, thinking that a right-wing solution to homelessness 'lacks empathy' and only you have empathy for the home
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by anon291 2y ago
The data are pretty clear that those who are not drug addicts end up coming out of homelessness fairly fast by making use of America's numerous social programs. The story of American poverty alleviation is a resounding success. Drug ad
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by anon291 2y ago
Portland (population 622k) spent $531 million ( https://www.koin.com/news/portland/shocking-amount-spent-on-... ) which is 1/16 of the $8 billion that will fix homelessness according to you. By your reckoning,
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by anon291 2y ago
The 'homeless' in India live in slums. They have relatively stable housing, even if it's a hovel. They do not behave like American homeless. America's homeless problem has little to do with money or accessibility of hous
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by anon291 2y ago
No... homeless people in India behave nothing like homeless in America. Their situation is easily fixed with money.
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by anon291 2y ago
I mean... even within India, the poor act nothing like they do here. I've been to India several times and witnessed abject poverty (getting better now supposedly). But the poor people in india still go home to their families (they ha
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by anon291 2y ago
It's a matter of proportion. If someone wants to be a firefighter they are also that much more likely to want to be an arsonist. Also, arson convictions are extremely rare. Most arsons are unsolved. You can imagine how much more likely
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by anon291 2y ago
I've heard so many on twitter claim there's no forest around LA in some kind of attempt to seem smart. As someone who grew up there i am honestly kind of shocked that these are the same intelligentsia that want us to listen to the
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by anon291 2y ago
Who the hell cares what some climate change denying Republican says? Ca is run by democrats and they categorically refuse to do forest management.. If hearing we need to manage the forest makes you more upset at your fellow Americans rather
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by anon291 2y ago
Yes . https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/fires-set-by-firefig... I'm honestly surprised at the downvotes. I thought this was common knowledge.
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by anon291 2y ago
Interested in the manufacturing process itself
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by anon291 2y ago
Well yeah, I'm a capitalist. A good capitalist wants centralized control of the means of production, like the communists. They're just honest in their intentions
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by anon291 2y ago
Any advice or resources on how to scale a manufacturing business other than outsource it all to China? I have some ideas of things I can make myself, but then when it comes to shipping them off to a factory in Shenzen, I lose interest.
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by anon291 2y ago
It's Newsom's (and Schwarzeneggers and Davis, etc...) fault that California hasn't meaningfully added to its reservoir capacity since 1979 yes.
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by anon291 2y ago
California hasn't built a reservoir since 1979. They released all the water during the last season which ended the drought and left the reservoirs over capacity.
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by anon291 2y ago
They're being provided with a full life while the rest of us pay for it. If, at market rate, their earnings make up for the expense the state pays for them, I'd be willing to let them earn it, but I doubt any are earning that much
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by anon291 2y ago
Well good, since professional and volunteer firefighters are the most common arsonists. People with violent criminal records should not be in those fields at all.

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