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691.
by cma 2y ago
Tradeoff with slowing down user acquisition
692.
by cma 2y ago
They are deporting permanent residents for op-eds. One permanent resident was sent to a concentration camp in El Salvator without due process, none over speech yet that I know of but his was for being spuriously labeled a terrorist.
693.
by cma 2y ago
Dual Sense edge has a good solution for cable locking, I think it has special places for the hooks to fit in though https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dR9E1gCkNI8&t=1m30s
694.
by cma 2y ago
Are any of them 4:4:4 1080? Previous gen was only green at full resolution I think which wasn't great for text
695.
by cma 2y ago
Bluesky itself is a commercial brand
696.
by cma 2y ago
Maybe it shouldn't have been surprising after Democrats removed abolishing the death penalty from their party platform, but all the Mangione stuff on bluesky was pretty sad to see.
697.
by cma 2y ago
These days they are more of racialist scientism meet & greet
698.
by cma 2y ago
They are sending people to a concentration camp without any due process.
699.
by cma 2y ago
Freest country, hardly anyone lives within 100 miles of the coast I'm sure https://www.aclu.org/know-your-rights/border-zone
700.
by cma 2y ago
Heavily subsidized on heavily price discriminated hardware (nvidia datacenter licensed hardware) kind of cancels out.
701.
by cma 2y ago
For the other car plants up until his they already take some ownership from the beginning without a war in Taiwan.
702.
by cma 2y ago
The article doesn't say the length of the contract or really anything about what it was for.
703.
by cma 2y ago
Department of Veteran's affairs budget was $328.1 billion and should probably be counted along with DoD since it's commitments made for former DoD recruits.
704.
by cma 2y ago
I think Musk got one of the biggest concessions ever without any precedent, something like 100% ownership where no other car plant ever got that before.
705.
by cma 2y ago
He first announced tariffs on China over fentanyl something like 2 or 3 days after pardoning the biggest heroin by mail operator in world history (Ross Ulbricht).
706.
by cma 2y ago
*100X allowable in a liter of drinking water in a liter of the power
707.
by cma 2y ago
Llama 1 derived models on it were beating gpt 3.5 by have less refusals.
708.
by cma 2y ago
Standard practice, but it bit Epic by surprise. You wouldn't think it would be needed at such small numbers. You wouldn't automatically think it would be needed on 3+ghz machines.
709.
by cma 2y ago
There could also be genetic crossover events with things like avian flu though presumably we would have already seen it if it were there and flu might not have really been common until cities etc. where we were already modern humans.
710.
by cma 2y ago
Songbirds have a similar circuit in the brain to humans that e.g. bonobos/chimps don't have: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Human-and-songbird-MNs-i...
711.
by cma 2y ago
The actors in unreal are such bloated single inheritance god classes that with a few actor components they take up more like a 4K memory page not part of a cache line, especially in editor builds. But they do have a more optimized entity co
712.
by cma 2y ago
If the memory savings he got were fully read or fragmented with other stuff on cache lines that are read in every frame (not likely for static world actors), it could be ~10% of CPU memory bandwidth on mobile every frame at 120hz on an lpd
713.
by cma 2y ago
Bitkeeper maybe somewhat of a precedent (2000)?
714.
by cma 2y ago
Hurricanes in the south have extended deadlines past the normal extended deadline.
715.
by cma 2y ago
Most are in the range of 100X allowable in drinking water in in a liter of the powder. Seems minor.
716.
by cma 2y ago
Reasoning training causes some about of catastrophic forgetting, so unlikely they burn that on mixing in chess puzzles if they want a commercial product, unless it somehow transfers well to other reasoning problems broadly cared about.
717.
by cma 2y ago
They could have rlhfed or finetuned on user thumbs up responses, which could include users who took the test and asked it to explain problems after
718.
by cma 2y ago
OpenAI told how they removed it for GPT-4 in its release paper: only exact string matches. So all discussion of bar exam questions from memory on test taking forums etc., that wouldnn't exactly match, made it in.
719.
by cma 2y ago
Maybe because Claude released 3.7 after
720.
by cma 2y ago
The answer seems to be Obama deprioritized enforcement and didn't announce he wouldn't enforce.

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