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by cma 2y ago
> There's a reason that large AI models only work with some architectures and you need to randomly initialize tens to hundreds of times and you need exactly the right optimizer with the right hyperparameters and then the right train
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by cma 2y ago
Alternatively, junior devs with ai web search and ai explanations are able to learn much faster and not bother senior devs with compiler error puzzles.
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by cma 2y ago
A ridged grill pan like OP suggested does the same, or to the extent it collects underneath it steams part of your steak, or if it fills to the point it is touching the steak again it partly boils it for some of the cook time. The Foreman g
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by cma 2y ago
Sounds like they canoed across the narrow Straight of Gibralter with a burned out log canoe (or they put a suggestive image of it in there anyway). Hundreds of people have swum across the Straight of Gibralter, I don't think this is s
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by cma 2y ago
Doesn't it cook steaks on both sides at once?
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by cma 2y ago
Could Apple Maps on WearOS work as well as Google Maps, or does Google Maps there get special integration with something like Google Play Services? WearOS in general seems to be much more restricted than Android with things like sideloading
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by cma 2y ago
> That isn't an issue in my comments. "seemingly arbitrary state violence is an old, well-established tactic of states" You weren't referring to the subsequent "war on terror," relating the state response to
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by cma 2y ago
> new powers to arrest students and appoint a senior vice provost with broad authority to oversee the department of Middle East, South Asian and African Studies as well as the Center for Palestine Studies. > [...] > The school said
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ϕ -Decoding: Adaptive Foresight Sampling for Balanced Infer-Time Explore/Exploit(arxiv.org)
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by cma 2y ago
Keep thinking even more carefully, it was more than two buildings destroyed in NYC and a huge portion of legislative branch could have been killed if in session. Threat of total defeat of US, which Capitol attack wouldn't have caused,
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by cma 2y ago
> yet it was actually no threat at all to US security or even NY security, beyond ~two buildings. If we're talking about carried out threat and not achieved aims: there were more than those two flights and more than those two buildi
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by cma 2y ago
"The summer he turned 10 was spent mowing lawns around his small town."
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by cma 2y ago
Is this scenario correct: If you stick a 360 camera on the outside of someone's car and hit record, and they drive around unaware (but with an earlier agreement that it is ok to mess with their property), you get the copyright. If you
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by cma 2y ago
Wait, "Google X" is now just known as "X"? So there is a separate "X" from Alphabet and "X" from tweet all day guy?
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by cma 2y ago
There is definitely work out there that deals directly in dct blocks from jpeg: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.11503 https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.09110 With generative ai they tend to have a learned com
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by cma 2y ago
Tracing against 3d, or bake to a field of probes.
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by cma 2y ago
Apple gets Google revenue for being their default search, and that is worth much less if the search ads pay less if Safari users were able to browse other sites untracked.
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by cma 2y ago
Trackball predates the mouse though and things wouldn't have been very different if we only had them.
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by cma 2y ago
Xerox made more off PARC's laser printer patent than the entire PARC budget. Plus they invented the modern desktop UI, and ethernet.
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by cma 2y ago
Don't you also need a bigger heart when you gain weight and not need as big of one at less weight? Liposuction and amputations can also result in muscle loss in the heart from it having less work to do.
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by cma 2y ago
Weren't the flash attention authors not just from academia but in academia at the time?
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by cma 2y ago
> Nope. Never have, never will. Promissory estoppel maybe? Stronger case for it if you ever paid them for anything after this promise.
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by cma 2y ago
Not many safeguards for that under unitary executive theory which is likely to become case law soon. Aside from impeachment.
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by cma 2y ago
great firewall america
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by cma 2y ago
To jump around without mouse in vim I usually turn off highlight search by default, or make it a more subtle color and just search a few letters, or % or f and a letter within the line. Can still use the mouse if it is something like a bra
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by cma 2y ago
In that link that says that was Everett's initial attempt to solve but it has been debated and extended. I only have a podcast understanding of it, and have heard the popular proponents of many worlds like Sean Carrol say that is the
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by cma 2y ago
I guess that mostly works but lots of my notes have <>'s. I guess <code> covers most of that
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by cma 2y ago
versus markdown it is ungreppable with all the escape codes/entities, then you have to use special tooling for search.
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by cma 2y ago
> Also, the measurement problem is only a problem of the Copenhagen interpretation. It doesn't exist in the many worlds interpretation. Doesn't many worlds require branching into numbers of branches that would in some cases be
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by cma 2y ago
Cloudflare is going to ruin self hosted things like this and force centralization to a few players. I guess we'll need decentralized efforts to scrape the web and be able to run it on that.

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