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by c1505 8mo ago
It still feels like gambling to me when I use AI code assistants to generate large chunks of code. Sometimes, it will surprise me with how well it does. Other times, it infuriatingly doesn't follow very precise instructions for small c
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by c1505 5y ago
This mentality seems like a recipe for procrastination. Yes it would great if I always could be at my optimal functioning for whatever task is at hand. This never happens and my brain tries to convince me that I am too tired, hungry, or w
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by c1505 6y ago
That might be their current stated preference, but I don't think it will be most people's actual choices. Imagine if self driving was available on every car right now with the press of a button and it was as safe or twice as safe
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by c1505 6y ago
Where are you getting that information about a billion doses already manufactured? Would be great if true!
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by c1505 7y ago
The graph does a good job at giving a visual for the data and the point of how much the tax rate has gone down for the super wealthy. Showing a percentage for that very top value would be less informative than saying the top 400.
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by c1505 7y ago
I am confused with the language model explorer mentioned in the article. Mentions it is for GPT-2 ,but then also says it was built using BERT. Which is it?
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by c1505 9y ago
I don't get the price complaints. This is targeted for deep learning and looks to be similar in performance to a card that currently costs 3x the amount. This is a huge price cut for the compute performance and should make cloud GPU
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by c1505 10y ago
Is this for Presidential contests or only ones up to the state level?
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by c1505 11y ago
I am getting really annoyed at this too. It almost seems like an intentional thing to get me to not choose something. The ratings are usually pretty accurate, but then it shows me something with a half a star in "Top picks for me&quo