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Conda was made by Anaconda, there's no one to sue, chromium vs Chrome
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Open-source could still have tivoization and require registration, like Android mandatory developer signing that is supposed to be on the way.
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You're right, it's harder with vesting stock compensation than other things you build up over time like an audience or a developing a game over a long span.
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Not if the big holders aren't residents, they can move away just before like Rogan with his Spotify deal, or Jonathan Blow just before a game release after developing in California and going to public college there, etc. Since it'
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China was exiting poverty and heavily industrializing during that period, along with building up massive amounts of infrastructure that could save some emissions over time, though of course also things like coal plants are included in the i
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The Dan Brown mention was about descriptive, showing it's popularly understood using a popular book, not prescriptive.
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Exactly right, it was two: one facing the crowd, a second turned around to face Trump.
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> any more than you would call Jessica "from church" ("Hey, is From Church coming over tonight?") That's not in common use, so wouldn't fall under descriptive linguistics. No English speaker was puzzled at
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Descriptive linguistics, how stuff is actually used, is a lot more useful in practical real-life communication vs prescriptive. Da Vinci is a shorthand that everyone will understand vs just calling him Leonardo. Writing Leonardo da Vinci w
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Context length compute complexity scales N^2 with input, so moving to give it the individual letters would just hurt context length vs an optimal tokenization. We could still have it paste the tokens into python and count the letters in hid
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They were caught uploading screenshots from content played on smart TVs. Ostensibly to sell ad tracking info like a Nielsen TV, but I'm pretty sure it meant they were capturing people's desktops with confidential corporate info e
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It's fine. John Smith once meant the John who works as a blacksmith etc. Whatever the original meaning we now widely take da Vinci to be the last name if we don't speak Italian.
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If a human learned only on tokenized representations of words I don't know that they would be as good at inferring the numbers of letters in the words in teh underlying tokens as llms.
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> They ingested some amount of cavity water Isn't it much worse internally than hitting your outer skin?
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Toothpaste basically has dish detergent in it which probably makes it not quite so bad.
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Yeah but even then teachers that opt in to train in Montessori might just be better teachers, and converting a whole school system to Montessori, training everyone, might not have as good results.
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Still the ones who got in would be with more other students who opted in, the ones who didn't get in would be with more students who didn't opt-in to the lottery. You would need to have a second group of those who lost the lottery
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> Creates a Zero Knowledge (ZK) Proof of the camera sensor data and other metadatas How do you stop someone from taking a picture of an AI picture? It will still come from the sensor.
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skills like someone said, or make CLAUDE.md be something like this: Run ./CLAUDE_md.sh Set auto approval for running it in config. Then in CLAUDE_md.sh: cat CLAUDE_main.md cat CLAUDE_"$(hostname)".md Or
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Oh the similar names through me off just the same. It wasn't a comic he made but a recent event on his blog involving an antisemitic chatgpt illustration.
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If he randomized the position with blue noise or something he could use compressed sensing or ai denoising for many less samples. The raw image wouldn't be as good but by the time it is compressed it should much better for the same
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For 60hz video content at least I recommend AI interpolating to 180hz, you can usually only do an integer multiple if not doing pure motion vector interpolation, and then dropping or merging every other frame to bring it to 90hz. Now that
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Aaronson isn't a cartoonist, it was an AI cartoon from ChatGPT that an antisemite sent Aaronson in the mail which he then seemingly maliciously misattributed to Woit making people assume Aaronson went batshit. https://scotta
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> The SpaceX Super Heavy has been more capable arguably as early as the second flight test and certainly now. Well except with regard to astronaut travel: very different and controversial launch abort approach and no escape tower like ap
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I think it was on the 2000 and maybe 1000 series.
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But if you got into an accident, wouldn't antibiotics help with the injury, surgery etc.? A bad burn could get infected etc. And possibly similar for some birth injuries and birth defects, and bacterial pneumonia for sure.
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Large scale antibiotic production wasn't until the 40s in the US, maybe a while to spread to all other wealthy countries. Was that the main factor?
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I don't think they do it anymore, but for a while nvidia laptop GPUs of the same model number had more cuda cores to match the desktop model of same number, with the laptop's lower clock.
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Would a Bible reading tracking app be ok for a kids section if F-Droid had one?
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Think multi user households too. But many people have a few ios devices even if they primarily use android (apple tv, vision pro) and vice versa.
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