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3y ago
Setting up that much nuclear would first fix the problem of emissions. But sure if we have extra energy and resources after that.
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>They were only a bit more expensive Not to be a doubter, but it seems like this note completely changes the context of the problem they stated. A slightly more expensive housing is competitive with the current housing you had. A higher-
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3y ago
Can Markdownload handle things like equations within text?
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3y ago
I'm a little confused on your description. You say the primary point of difference is in being able to send and receive picture messages, but can't you do that in any messaging app as well?
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3y ago
A climbing or sports gym is different than a typical weightlifting gym. I mostly see people doing their sets alone, or running on treadmills and such
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3y ago
That is also literally in the headline
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3y ago
I mean, most weapons probably have a 1 in a billion chance (or much higher) to misfire
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3y ago
The bank pin UI from the game RuneScape comes to mind. https://imgur.io/UAgrY7e?r The locations of the numbers move around to prevent mouseloggers from recording your movements. It seems like any way of doing it would end u
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3y ago
Being wrong in such a complicated field is always possible. Your personal experience and expertise can only go so far.
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3y ago
Relevant comic https://marketoonist.com/2023/03/ai-written-ai-read.html
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3y ago
Sandy, Pearl, SpongeBob mom, the mermaid girl is all I can think of
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3y ago
A biological neuron and an artificial neuron are also not the same.
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3y ago
Why contribute at all? I feel like the best protest is to not use the service.
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3y ago
Even LLMs are starting to get this treatment, as they become less mystical and more familiar
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3y ago
As far as the questions to ask, I really like what Bing has done in including some relevant questions that can be selected to follow up.
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3y ago
I would guess that mistake is made in lots of human text data that it might have gotten trained on. It is interesting, though in that other models have perfect grammar. Maybe it needs better human feedback based on the grammar?
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3y ago
The plug-ins part makes total sense to me. I would reason that plug-ins can save your chat history and use them for their own data, so if you want to keep your privacy totally, plug-ins would ve disabled as well.
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3y ago
I had similar frustrations a while ago when using their BeagleBone Black. Being new to embedded linux, it took me weeks to try and figure out how to get fast I/O pin access using their PRU. It took sifting through countless tutorials t
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3y ago
I don't think trancitors could be considered a hoax by any means. It seems like it is a fledgling concept based on highly theoretical research. It's interesting that it does have its own Wikipedia page even though it is a pretty
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3y ago
It looks like the concept comes only from that paper. Your understanding in the last paragraph is correct. Whereas both types of transistors are current sources, this hypothetical trancitor would act as a voltage source. From what I underst
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3y ago
I am not a lawyer. But isn't this quite simple? Copyrighted materials are either licensed specifically for a human or it's implied that a human will use them to learn. Naturally, human memory is going to distort and change that in
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3y ago
The lone summary problem
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3y ago
No, I think the bots are trained on the conversations that are taking place, so if people curse in the game, it's possible for the bot to curse back.
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3y ago
I had the same issue and had to look at a few different ones. I ended up finding javascripter.net/faq/rgbtohex.htm which worked for me
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3y ago
Because of the personalized nature, you can end up with elements that make it impossible. For example, "VII" and "V" is forced by Roman Numerals needing to multiply to 35. Then, my chess puzzle was "Rf7+" The a
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3y ago
The notation for capturing should be something like "Nxe6." I'm guessing the mistake you're making is just doing "Ne6"
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3y ago
Later on there is a rule where you have to feed Paul bugs, and I lost by feeding him too much
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3y ago
For many of these people, yes. They would absolutely make it practice to hit adults.
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3y ago
Look at pedestrians? Look at drivers . Many many drivers will text, talk, or use their phones constantly. Considering that the driver is the one operating the dangerous machine, their attentiveness is much more important
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3y ago
To accurately model consciousness it seems like we'd only need a computer the size of our brains, we'd just need to be as efficient as it.
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