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by cess11 9mo ago
I wonder if this person reads books.
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by cess11 9mo ago
This reasoning comes from TFA.
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by cess11 9mo ago
'Your PDF:s will open slower because we decided that the CDN providers are more important than you'. If size was important to users then it wouldn't be so common that systems providers crap out huge PDF files consisting mainl
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by cess11 9mo ago
Commonly school is teaching a method. "Getting the right answer" is just a byproduct of applying the method. If you tell your kid that they should just learn the methods you teach and be dismissive or angry about school trying to
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by cess11 9mo ago
I'd guess it's Mark Watson's: https://leanpub.com/racket-ai
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's not like the other faction in the US one-party system is much better.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Estonia is the easiest option, they've aimed explicitly for attracting foreigners starting companies in their jurisdiction without actually moving there. I'm not aware of any similar regulations elsewhere in the EU, typically you
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by cess11 9mo ago
With permits and fees and accounting assistance you'd probably land around 1500 per year having a OÜ company in Estonia. If you aren't going to make more than that I don't really see the point of having a company, you might a
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by cess11 9mo ago
Here's their take on it: https://foldingathome.org/2024/05/02/alphafold-opens-new-opp...
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by cess11 9mo ago
I don't know, pruning based on age and restoring by writing a new row based on the soft deleted one seems less complex than the cascade handling in the trigger solution.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Textile?
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by cess11 9mo ago
Right, so as long as the photo is manipulated you're OK with it being distributed. Do you have kids?
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by cess11 9mo ago
OK, thanks, so it runs on a couple GB of CUDA?
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by cess11 9mo ago
I don't want cops at all. These institutions typically grew out of violent strike-breaking, slave catching, headsmen and the like. They're shaped like a mafia but often better armed, having little to no democratic oversight. Do yo
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by cess11 9mo ago
And kids aren't?
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by cess11 9mo ago
Sweden.
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by cess11 9mo ago
Why is 12GB+ VRAM a requirement? The OCR model looks kind of small, https://huggingface.co/PaddlePaddle/PaddleOCR-VL/tree/main , so I'm assuming it is some processing afterwards it would be used for.
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by cess11 9mo ago
I have trouble figuring out what argument you're making. My position is that every person who wants to be a cop has "the wrong attitude". It is a mid- to late modern phenomenon so the claim that it is necessary seems rather w
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by cess11 9mo ago
Pick some sense you're comfortable with. If I sneak a nude photo of you and use some "AI" to add a funny hat and then spread it, would you be OK with that?
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by cess11 9mo ago
I live in northern Europe. It's not uncommon that our cops carry submachine guns and their cars are massive. Your generic middle eastern or african paramilitary would be rather jealous of their equipment.
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by cess11 9mo ago
I'm not so sure "a human mind" is the kind of newtonian clockwork thingiemabob you "could just simulate" within the same degree of complexity as the thing you're simulating, at least not without some sacrifices
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's a compressed database with diffuse indices. It's using probability matching rather than pattern matching. Write operations are called 'training' and 'fine-tuning'.
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's not a job. Every cop is a weirdo, they looked for opportunities to exert dominance over other people and decided against becoming social workers, medical practitioners or somesuch. Instead they joined a paramilitary force in peace
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by cess11 9mo ago
They do that kind of thing all the time. The institution as such does not get money based on some performance metric or other, it's usually politicians wanting to look one way or another in the press that determine their budgets.
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's a bog-standard guide to escorting, similar to how some people post how-to:s on LinkedIn or corporate blogs. You can find hundreds or thousands of these floating around, commonly among ex-escorts who are trying to pursue some adjac
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by cess11 9mo ago
It's not a "a job". As an institution police spend a lot of effort and resources to make sure that the stuff they do is perceived as a kind of calling and very special, which is important to foster loyalty between cops and he
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by cess11 9mo ago
'"AI generated CSAM" is an oxymoron FWIW, it's impossible to sexually abuse a child which does not exist.' Would you agree that fictional stories about how blacks want to and commit rape and murder are fine? Is it O
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by cess11 9mo ago
I live somewhat close to the arctic circle and the aurora has been exceptional lately. One recent evening it looked like there was a massive city behind the cloud cover, and a few nights before when the sky was clear I watched enormous gree
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I'd wager it's less expensive than US medical services.
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by cess11 9mo ago
I'm not so sure the common index algorithms would work to speed up a count. How often is the table updated? If it's often, and it's also queried often for the count, then run the count somewhat often on a schedule and store t

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