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by choilive 2y ago
Theres actually even more subtlety here, in all of your examples the "knowledge" should theoretically be embedded nearby each other in the same vector space, so regardless of the style of language used, semantically they should al
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by choilive 2y ago
Its not. They don't store the raw IP packet data, instead they store the metadata (this was revealed in a leak a long time ago), like the type in this article (data source and destination, timestamps, size of the data, etc.) the metada
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by choilive 2y ago
I've tried a bunch of eink tablets (scribe, supernote, remarkable). At the end of the day, I go back to just plain paper and ink, the advantages of digital just wasn't worth it. I can buy a quality notebook for $25 or less and it
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by choilive 2y ago
More egregious than the CCP deliberately stealing American companies intellectual property? Or monitoring the activity of our citizens via social media? Or manipulating American citizens via PsyOps campaigns?
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by choilive 2y ago
Then I guess you'll never have children - the point of the study is it appears 100% of the male population has testicular microplastics. We know what the implications are so I wouldnt exclude 100% of the dating pool just yet, however y
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by choilive 2y ago
I was in a Montessori program before going to a more "traditional" school. In short, I loved the Montessori method.. and it was pretty much the last time I truly enjoyed being at school. I attribute much of my love of the sciences
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by choilive 2y ago
Makes a lot of sense. I did a small dive into watersheds and fluvial systems a long time ago and something that surprises layman is how quickly rivers can change in just a few decades, let alone thousands of years. Even (or perhaps especial
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by choilive 2y ago
Cell phones emit non-ionizing radiation so this shouldn't be possible from a first-principles physics standpoint.
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by choilive 2y ago
The patient had a host of other conditions that put their mortality risk already extraordinarily high, which is likely why this experiment treatment got approved in the first place. Kidney function might now be fine but it could have just h
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by choilive 2y ago
My interpretation of this (beautiful) quote is there was a traceable moment in HK's life where she acquired "consciousness" or perhaps even self-awareness/metacognition/metaphysics? That once the synaptic connection
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by choilive 2y ago
> Imagine if our intelligent thought actually depends irreducibly on the complex interactions of proteins bumping into each other in solution. It would mean computers would never be able to play the same game. AKA a quantum computer. Its
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by choilive 2y ago
The "knowledge" of an LLM is indeed stored in the connections between neurons. This is analogous to real neurons as well. Your neurons and the connections between them is the memory.
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by choilive 2y ago
"There are 3 ways to make a living in this business: be first, be smarter or cheat" - Margin Call
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by choilive 2y ago
If you had multiple cameras for stereoscopic vision. Couldn't you figure out the depth data vision only without lidar? I'm sure there was a good reason Tesla didn't go with a stereoscopic camera system (at least front facing)
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by choilive 2y ago
Yep still much lower than Li-ion batteries but within punching distance for sure. I also don't think this is intended to compete with traditional battery tech as much as making it even better in applications where supercapacitors curre
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by choilive 2y ago
This is primarily a building code issue for residential vs commercial construction. Office generally try to maximize square footage, this tends to result in floor plans that are very awkward to adopt into residential use, primarily because
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by choilive 2y ago
Article claims that the warehouse locations were due to discriminatory redlining.. which in the context of Chicago is hard to believe since much of the industrial zoning in Chicago is historical.. and much have it has since been converted i
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by choilive 2y ago
> The carriers just spent billions of dollars for each of these acquisitions to gain back the customers that they gave away in the first place? Yep exactly. My guess is they are going to be positioning their "primary" brand as
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by choilive 2y ago
Yeah, it's more like min-max'ing your TAM. Minimize effort in areas that don't have any return and maximize the areas that do. Business 101.
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by choilive 2y ago
I can't tell if this is satire. If so, good one. If not - you should think about what at least what the second order effects would be here
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by choilive 2y ago
What is the moral issue? How is it evil?
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by choilive 2y ago
Ruby introduced language native fibers and actors since 3.0 and they work pretty well. Concurrency could still be better but I'm with the YAGNI crowd - unless you are building something that requires a ton of async you probably won&#x2
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by choilive 2y ago
I will admit that the .NET ecosystem has gotten way better since being more friendly towards Linux users/environments and I used to code a lot of C#. I love both Ruby and C# - I don't think one is better than the other. Ruby also
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by choilive 2y ago
I believe ARM has some instructions that is JavaScript specific so we're kinda in that direction already.
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by choilive 2y ago
people weight their anecdotal evidence higher than scientific evidence. shrugs
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by choilive 2y ago
No, they generally do not.
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by choilive 2y ago
"Rumours of my demise have been greatly exaggerated". It feels like people have been harking the death of Moore's law for decades, I think we still got at least another decade to go just based on the technology we have today.
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by choilive 2y ago
Correct, but it would give an actual market opportunity for new competitors.
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by choilive 2y ago
Collusion comes to mind. A group of companies colluding likely has a leader.
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by choilive 3y ago
This is the state of LLMs today - it is likely that we will have models in the future that can do some form of "online" training - or new training methods that aren't nearly as compute intensive. There are many people working

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