beltsazar

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by beltsazar 3y ago
In Tree Style Tab you can create a tab group (which is basically a custom tab whose title you can rename, e.g. "Docs"), then move all tabs you want to group as one "inside" it. That makes all the tabs the children of the
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Is there any kind of migration process from TST if I move to Sidebery? I don't want to lose my current tree structures in TST.
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by beltsazar 3y ago
You can also search open tabs in the address bar: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/address-bar-autocomplet... I hardly use it, though, because I usually have < 100 open tabs, not thousands like others have.
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by beltsazar 3y ago
I switched to Firefox from Chrome years ago because Chrome was slower. Specially, when there were many tabs opened, switching tabs in Chrome were usually prefaced with a blank white screen for about 2 seconds. I've been staying with Fi
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> Then I realised feeling dreadful about it was ultimately pointless ... And I moved on But when you really think about it, moving on is as pointless as feeling dreadful. In fact, anything is as pointless as anything else. It might seem
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> So ultimately I think that not only is survival not the "ultimate purpose," I think it's difficult to argue there is any intrinsic purpose there at all. Maybe I was not explaining it clearly enough, but I agreed with thi
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> you can tell by the fact that everyone is pro-abortion when it's them or their daughter. Wow. By the fact? Really? I thought there's a small chance that the discussion with you could be saved, but now you've said this,
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Unlike my discussions with other people in this thread, who also have different opinions, I don't think this discussion with you will ever be productive. You just keep arguing against what I didn't support or even mention. You wer
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Help me to understand, I can't see any relevance. The way I see it, the only assumptions are the three premises I mentioned in the very beginning of the original post.
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by beltsazar 3y ago
The person you replied to didn't say "the purpose comes from any why", but: > The purpose comes from why the creator created it. Some higher being might impulsively created the universe out of boredom, in which case ther
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Well, where to start.. > I think I need to emphasize a point better: there are infinitely many objective measures. No one here or anywhere is arguing that there are no objective measures. Of course, there is! The question is whether ther
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by beltsazar 3y ago
First of all, thanks for the compelling discussion so far. > To be honest I'm now a bit confused on your position, as you explicitly brought up points in your previous post that elucidated some of the cracks in attempting to treat s
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> While that’s not wrong, there’s no intrinsic meaning in this. I actually agreed about this. As I said in the first comment, to survive and to reproduce is more of a tautology than a purpose. If the three premises I mentioned in the fir
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> It sort of comes off to me as a lighter way of asking how you can be a moral person without the threat of eternal suffering in the afterlife This is a very common argument that comes from a misconception of what theists argue. There&#x
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> Yes, there is: we all collectively decide properties of the world we'd like to live in, and we try to guess what kind of world future generations would also like to live in, and then we call those actions that ultimately improve t
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> There can be multiple competing objective functions But my whole point is that there can only be one ultimate objective function: to maximize the chance of survival. There might be some other objective functions derived from the ultima
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by beltsazar 3y ago
If physicalism were true, and abiogenesis happened without any intervention of "higher being"(s), and Darwinism were correct; then life wouldn't be meaningless. Neither would its purpose be determined by each individual. Life
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Unless you constantly play more than 6 hours straight without rest, the mediocre battery of PS5 controller is not really a problem. Much less so if you have the official charging dock.
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by beltsazar 3y ago
I don't understand this common argument. Of course a PC can technically be connected to a TV. The problem is that most people don't have their PC in a living room, much less within the HDMI-range from a TV. So, unless you want to
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by beltsazar 3y ago
> You must be an LLM That's a new kind of insult LOL. In my case, the slimmer side of PS5 barely fits my setup in a small room. Maybe my case is uncommon, but Xbox Series X won't fit my setup.
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Except those people who have "mediocre soundbars" can't afford buying a $3.5K VR headset. And those who have a spare budget of $3.5K to enhance their TV watching experience will invest the money on a better TV and a surround
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“AI: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” by Yaser Abu-Mostafa [video](youtube.com)
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by beltsazar 3y ago
The one that I found particularly interesting is that Prof. Yaser doesn't think rogue AI taking over is a real threat because of three reasons [1], one of which is General Intelligence has no correlation with Machiavellian Intelligence
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by beltsazar 3y ago
There are already too many ELI5 explanations here. I will instead explain "attention" to those who are already familiar with seq2seq models. In the context of seq2seq models, attention is a technique to compute a weighted average
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by beltsazar 3y ago
Unless your library is a drop-in replacement for Pydantic, I don't think it's fair to compare the performance of Pydantic and yours.
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by beltsazar 4y ago
I've been a Mullvad customer for some time and I'm quite satisfied. But the main issue I have is that many of its servers are blacklisted by Cloudflare and other services. Because Mullvad provides the strongest anonymity a VPN can
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by beltsazar 4y ago
> happen to be always wrong Which is very very unlikely. When you don't know the answer, you'll guess, which is like flipping a coin. Suppose you have zero knowledge and always guess the answer. Can you get unlucky that you get
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by beltsazar 4y ago
The title is like saying "The profit increases by 0%", which is grammatically correct and logically sound, but that exactly means the profit doesn't increase at all. When the task is choosing between two choices (in this case
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by beltsazar 4y ago
Yeah, the most surprising thing about Go's slice expressions is that you can reslice a slice beyond its length, as long as it's still within its capacity. I wonder how many off-by-one bugs have happened undetected because a slice
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by beltsazar 4y ago
> The best part of Go is that there is very little magic in Go. If you understand that slices are just fat pointers implemented as a built-in, there is nothing confusing about them. It's just a tautology. If you understand something

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