barrenko

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by barrenko 3mo ago
This seems like it caters mostly to Ukrainians no?
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Yeah, you should make stuff medical staff needs.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Utopia, dystopia, myopia. We usually get the last one.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
We won't kill it, but we can try to burn it. Conflagration comes to mind.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
We are doing to our brains and our children the same thing we are doing to pigs in cages, squezeeing every last cent until the planet burns down.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
To add that Ukraine was also USSR's drone research center; not to detract from what you are saying.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Yes!
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Thank you! Will try it like this.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
It's like a light saber instead of a machine gun. Let the bullets come to you.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
God damn.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Learned some french recently, heavy bouts of insomnia due to moving / stress - I will try this advice exactly this night.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Didn't read the paper yet, but if you have a giant log, I'd guess that's RLMable?
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by barrenko 3mo ago
+1, what is it that you are doing.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
There is no reason for chinese elite overproduction other than to wage war by other means. They performed acts such as naval blockade of Australia as a show of force when such a thing was deemed necessary. Europe is bled dry and will cease
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by barrenko 3mo ago
You notice this when you start to learn drawing (at least I did) - it's not that you don't know how to draw, say a horse, it's that you have no idea what a horse really looks like. Ordinarily you just jump to a whole lot of c
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by barrenko 3mo ago
“Few people think more than two or three times a year; I have made an international reputation for myself by thinking once or twice a week.” ― George Bernard Shaw
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Well, if you're a taxpayer in EU you're already supporting it implicitly.
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by barrenko 3mo ago
Don't do this, it's equivalent to that barcode tattoo that passed it's heyday.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Bookmarking for my personal posterity.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Night temperatures over 25°c are extremely dangerous for health if continous, there's no getting around this, just get the damn ACs. In my country, we've always had "siestas", now we have ACs too.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
As crazy as this sounds, and as much I don't want to believe it myself, I think we're still underestimating LLMs, and we're gonna get to that point pretty soon.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
What the hell else is there? All the other stuff can be done by an intern with an 8 euro HF Pro subscription. Other than actual research, which is in a different camp.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
I mean if you are wasting funds kind of knowing it's nowhere near remote competitive, then it's kind of a fraud.
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EU AI: the fables we told ourselves(pleias.ai)
3 points by barrenko 4mo ago|0 comments
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Sure, theoretically, if it could come to an agreement, and meanwhile the cross-border cooperation of even the inter-EU countries is at an abysmal rate, and currently, even during a goddamn land war with Russia, Germany and France can't
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Liking it, but I think it's even better captured by the more lauded quote - H: "How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?"
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Tho I am not sure, try checking out the Huggingface's dedicated science discord.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Apple currently probably has a longer planning horizon than the catholic church.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
Banks not needing people's money is quite a bad thing. EDIT: M1 looks like a damn sigmoid.
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by barrenko 4mo ago
In Croatia we have a saying to the tune that it's better to be born without a di** than without luck, that's my tip to you.

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