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11mo ago
> Versus an almost non-existent risk if the machine is well isolated, or even better, air-gapped. Anyone else remember stuxnet?
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11mo ago
Are you just saying that broadly, e.g. original 2022 chatgpt was also an equal risk if you use this way? You won't be able to verify everything taught from first principles, so do have to at some point give different sources different
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11mo ago
"For only $11.99, the 40 piece Chicken McNuggets® from @mcdonalds will get you right for tournament time." That will get you 5000 calories for $36 if you are willing to only eat mcnuggets. Plus the sauce.
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11mo ago
And apparently wage fixing with competitors
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Yes it's small, but: At least during emergence of life there was the faint young sun + higher proportions of radioactive elements, so could have made up 0.2% of outgoing thermal radiation or so on earth (ignoring outflow of residual he
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11mo ago
Depending on how rich in internal radioactive sources of heat it isn't scale free with mass. Larger masses of the same makeup will reach different thermal equilibrium since the surface area grows at a slower rate than the internal he
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11mo ago
Another one: in the US, mothers suspected of drug use can have their baby's urine screened and then have the child taken away. Johnson's head-to-toe baby wash cross-reacted with the THC urine test and could cause false positives.
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11mo ago
It always had a lot of that, I would say 2-3% of articles were about SEO in the early days of HN. It was never slashdot.
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11mo ago
It's that it's not 10% of racoons have rabies, but 10% of the ones that expose people to a bite scratch etc. The reason the numbers aren't the same, significantly less than 10% of them have rabies, is mainly that rabies itse
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11mo ago
Another example scenario: FSD-caused spin out then hit by a car close to 5 seconds later. I've been close to this one before with a tire blow out but wasn't hit, but maybe you are right that these would be in the tail of the data.
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11mo ago
If it takes you off the road into the grass with no traction at 80mph it could reasonably be 5 seconds before you hit a tree.
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11mo ago
It is supposed to include hardware upgrades too. Chevy and others upcharge for semi autonomous safety features too, but I'm not sure to what extent that is pure software or added hardware.
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11mo ago
I think they made one delivery they claimed was unsupervised. It might have had lead cars and chase cars like early Waymo, and a custom build with HD mapping, I'm not sure.
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11mo ago
If they every gave really finegrained constraints you could constrain to subsets of tokens and extract the logits a lot cheaper than by random sampling limited to a few top choices and distill claude at a much deeper level. I wonder if that
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11mo ago
https://time.com/6247678
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11mo ago
Pay people $1 and hour and ask them to choose A or B, which is more short and professional: A) Keeping it short and professional. Yes, there are only seven deadly sins B) Yes, there are only seven deadly sins Also have all the workers know
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11mo ago
Some of the stuff in the Carmack thread made it sound like it could be due to thermals, so maybe could reach or come a lot closer to, but not sustain, and if this has better cooling maybe it does better? I might be off on that.
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The US approach is more than that, for instance if every employee in a business pushes for a contract that says workers will negotiate as a block and pay new union dues, and the contract says new hires will be bound by that too, that's
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11mo ago
Some multimodal models may have a hidden captioning step that may take completion tokens, others work on a fully native representation, and some do both I think.
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11mo ago
Sure, but there is no reason to fabricate a quote they never said. Their offputting real response can stand on its own without imagining a new one that never happened.
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11mo ago
Anthropic uses TPUs as well as nvidia. Compiler bugs in the tooling around the platform caused most of their quality issues and customer churn this year, but I think they've since announced a big expansion in use: https://w
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When there are survivors we've just been sending them back. Likely some haven't been smuggling drugs at all, and even less to the US given the distance and the range of the boats. In 25% of coast guard drug suspicion induced sto
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11mo ago
> Are you truly "struggling to understand" what someone means You've turned this around into a very different quote, and shouldn't use quote marks for that. They wrote: > We want to make sure we trully understand
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11mo ago
Trump pardoned the operator of the largest opiates by mail operator in world history on his first or second day in office (Ross Ulbricht). I'm pretty sure they're doing this just to start war with Venezuela from some mix of Venez
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1y ago
If C isn't going away yet, just doing filc for x84_64 might still be a big win as it could catch a lot of stuff at runtime for x84_64 users that can then be fixed for everyone.
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They say they statically and electrically verified, but say with the stag design. But are there reasons on the main tower the lines other than structural efficiency that they are set vertically on each side? With the stag they are spread
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Since they didn't spell out the number: 14% discrepency between CPI and ALICE baselined between 2007 and now. This and the year before have a dashed line for ALICE and only this year for CPI, I guess that means projected but it isn&#
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One resolution could be observe neutrinos from the same cosmic source and it could be resolved over the phone still. I think the first neutrino observations from cosmic sources were after Feynman's lecture though.
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The AMA works to prevent importing doctors from other countries, largely to maintain wages, but we don't have enough doctors. Doctors boards and AGME (partly governed by AMA, but there is some amount of public representation) control r
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> Can you remember what something smells like? I can recall a foul smell, but I don’t recoil because it doesn’t actually feel like smelling. Still, I have an impression of the smell. Sight works the same for me. Can't get a foul sme
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