brokenkebaby

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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
Making buses salons washable doesn't cost millions. Maybe seamless assembly is expensive, but you don't need it. Steam washable is enough.
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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
I do like the same thing. That's why I don't buy Apple things for personal use, and it doesn't even feel like a trade-off. I may agree with using blunt and stupidly heavy weapon which is gov't (in this case supragov&#x27
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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
They technically can, but making such update is not like making a correction in google docs, it easyly can take years. And as always in politics there will be some well-established players interested in keeping outdated standard in place. I
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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
But visual processing theory doesn't make any sense with those worms, for instance
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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
Nevermind AI, parrots can take a bunch of jobs now!
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by brokenkebaby 3y ago
Trust in a bank's stablecoin obviously tied to trust in that bank's stability in general. So this particular problem is reduceable to the one we've been having all the time banks exist.
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Translation is not a process of mapping a word (language A) to a word (language B). Translation is by dictionary definition a process of expressing sense/meaning of text with a different language. If a Dutch word can be only exressed b
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
There's no such thing as "untranslatable words", and every text which claims existence of one, immediately translates it. The linked story is no different, of course.
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
How do you work in terminal having that hard pass feeling? There are numerous CLI utils written in scripting (usually interpreted) languages. They do their job so well that some of them are here for decades already. Actually quite a lot of
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Good reply. Thank you!
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
>initial ignorance about a foreign culture in earlier times and lack of general education I upvoted your comment because I agree with it in the context of the parent, but this ending explanation is frankly ridiculous. It sounds like earl
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Thinking in percents is not always the way to make a correct assumption. $300 mln is still $300 mln even if it's 0.6% of whatever budget, and claiming that it won't make a difference is not particularly logical. The man's mot
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Agree. Except vim cannot be better editor as emacs can be better vim if one likes
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
She herself pointed that she didn't invent mini, just followed her customers preferred style. But when facts won't make a catchy headline, who would care about them? Not journos for sure
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
This an elaborate presentation which frankly speaking has no meaning. You start reading, and it feels like an intro to an interesting research, or detective story, but then it just ends.
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
You need to do it anyway, if you're in business of internet search. The difference between PageRank, GPT, or whatever else algo is how you arrange results
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
This is a strong indicator that existing providers enjoy artificially limited competition, i.e. licensing/regulations need to be revised
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
I don't think it requires more CPU ops compared to GPT, or bigger bandwidth.
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
"Vast majority" is not even an applicable term here. It is specifically about green gurus with jets (which is not a myth, but observable political phenomenon), and if you're not rich enough, not politically influential, and d
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
So, if read with attention, this is about beer-flavored instant drink.
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Humans do grammatical errors (non-native, for whatever expressive effect, typos, dialects, slangs etc.) => datasets contain a percentage of grammatical errors => LLMs does it. I mean it can be about frequency, and carry infrequent e
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Sorry, but what is wrong then? The example is grammatically correct, because it fits established pattern, i.e. you may have never heard that exact same phrase, but you definitely heard multitude of phrases exhibiting the same pattern/r
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
However, is NL (e.g.) healthcare that much worse compared to SE?
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Maybe I don't understand what they're trying to say using word "meme", but browsing I found no memes at all
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
The analogy doesn't work for the nature. It already went through very drastic changes, at least some of them attributed to activities of living organisms, and while it was bad for some species, it was good for others. It's even
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Your reasoning seem to be based on a very wrong assumption that people from poorer countries, or sending to poorer countries would not buy BTC with dollars or euro. Just for starters, USD is the first currency of choice for major (relative
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Here's me. I use crypto to help my relatives. Btw, your stats apparently should have a source, and definition of what "investment" is in the context. Why not to show it?
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Poorer part of the world is absolutely not like you might saw it in cinema. There are plenty of places where it's hard to obtain safe drinking water, but mobile connection is pretty decent, and one can find a "BTC exchange" i
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by brokenkebaby 4y ago
Sure, if someone happen to be a citizen of a repressive dictatorship - then either it's for a good reason, or we should change the dictatorship! Sounds easy!