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by cosmojg 3y ago
> These guys aren't doctors because they don't fix anything. They just study it to use it the best way to accomplish their goal. By that logic, most doctors aren't doctors. The primary job performed by many medical profess
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by cosmojg 3y ago
Indeed! I've actually needed to say "brains are organs, after all" at a few conferences and presentations. In both examples, the statement is meant to be grounding, not revelatory.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> but why does it require a login? $$$
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by cosmojg 4y ago
LLMs are linguistic mirrors, after all.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I'm interested! I wish I knew about your site before it went down. I run a seedbox, and I've been on the hunt for popular-but-legal torrents to support. I'd be more than happy to take a swing at running your site, if only to
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by cosmojg 4y ago
There are addons/extensions for that! Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/bing-chat-for... Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bing-chat-for-al
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by cosmojg 4y ago
"gat" is slang for "shoot and kill (with a gun)"
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by cosmojg 4y ago
And this is a still from a video they shot at 25 frames per second or one frame every 40 milliseconds . Very lucky indeed!
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by cosmojg 4y ago
People are willing to pay a premium for good marketing and an air of superiority.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
But why not shower Twitter with praise for doing more than any other social media company in a similar market position? In the best case scenario, we might inspire a transparency arms race. In the worst case, we merely signal that transpare
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by cosmojg 4y ago
blows the dust off a seedbox and dons an eye patch Arrr!
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by cosmojg 4y ago
It's quite clearly a reference to WALL-E the environmentally conscious robot, which is pronounced as you'd expect. I like to think of it as DALL-E the surrealist robot painter.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
There's not much content in there, it's mostly fluff about "safety." However, if you're looking for a laugh, grab some popcorn and read the appendix from page 44 onwards. It's an absolute riot.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> For one, there's no CSV standard This is false: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4180
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by cosmojg 4y ago
You should check out https://lobster.rs ! It's like HN if it were dedicated to the middle of that content distribution you describe. Nothing too simple, but nothing too abstract either.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
It's a matter of perspective. I like programming languages, but I think they can cripple someone actually learning Unix! At the end of the day, you should just use whatever tools make you the most productive most quickly.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Nah, it's French. > System D is a manner of responding to challenges that require one to have the ability to think quickly, to adapt, and to improvise when getting a job done. > The term is a direct translation of French Système
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by cosmojg 4y ago
See: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FqMiv31aEAAjd-3?format=jpg&name=...
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Are the pretraining and training pipelines available anywhere under a FOSS license? I'd love to take a swing at training a mid-fusion model on data other than text and images (e.g., sound, neuron spike trains, etc.)
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Are the pretraining and training pipelines available anywhere under a FOSS license? I'd love to take a swing at training a mid-fusion model on data other than text and images (e.g., sound, neuron spike trains, etc.)
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by cosmojg 4y ago
It's actually kinda horrifying how many professional software engineers have almost zero working knowledge of these tools.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Bedrock Linux[1] enables something very similar to what you're describing, although it's lacking support for NixOS and Windows. [1] https://bedrocklinux.org/
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Ah, whoops, based on that logo, I mistook this for a "Version 2" release of the venerable https://posteo.de/en What advantages does this have over just running RoundCube myself? The things listed on the pricing pa
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by cosmojg 4y ago
I'm simultaneously grateful that we value developer time and wellbeing over software performance and appalled that we too often forget the relationship between software performance and developer time and wellbeing.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
What data structure isn't just a list with extra steps?
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> That's why monopoly, or monothlic architecture eventually failed. They can't scale. Could you provide some examples? One counterexample: Linux, the world's biggest monolithic kernel, seems to be going pretty strong.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
People always forget—chemistry exists everywhere! And if a lab can buy it, you (probably) can too. Anyway, hopefully this goes somewhere and we start seeing more DIY scientists running amok. It's high time for move fast and break thing
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by cosmojg 4y ago
> The truth is that when there are 27 variants linked to ADHD, chances are very good that everyone who goes looking will have at least one of these variants. That does not mean they have ADHD, though. Yes! And vice versa. Lacking one of
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by cosmojg 4y ago
He's right up there with Linus Torvalds and Fabrice Bellard.
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by cosmojg 4y ago
Got any sources which discuss the heavy-tailed effects of drugs and how they're ignored by safety trials? I'd love to read more!

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