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The lower level seems to work eg, “Dopamine regulates decision thresholds in human reinforcement learning” https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-41130-y
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> multilayer transformers indeed cannot solve certain complicated compositional tasks > chain-of-thought prompting essentially turns a large problem into a sequence of smaller problems, making it possible for transformers to tackle mo
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2y ago
Isn't it like an engineer requiring access to logs to optimize the backend?
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2y ago
uvx posting https://posting.sh
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2y ago
There are many women who avoid resistance training because they are afraid becoming too "bulky" Thanks, in part to people like you. It is nonsense of cause.
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2y ago
Unless you use steroids or won the genetic lottery, you won’t look much different in clothes compared to someone who never lifts weights. There are proven short-term, medium-term, and long-term benefits of resistance training for men and wo
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2y ago
What is the utility in having api-openai-us1.deepseek.com domain?
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2y ago
You can use uv and get the benefits today: it combines the functionality from several tools (including pyenv) and the performance is such that it is transformative.
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2y ago
to drop .py extension, you need to add `--script`
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2y ago
`--script` has been added to fix it https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/6360#issuecomment-245...
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2y ago
The results are likely to be different (aliens won't try to bias the same way original researchers did).
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2y ago
If we are talking countries here, then all that you've mentioned is done by both sides. If we are talking companies then as far as I know only one of them is developing killer robots (guess which one).
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2y ago
It is easier in Python: >>> from email.utils import parsedate_tz, mktime_tz >>> mktime_tz(parsedate_tz("Fri, 17 Jan 2025 06:07:07")) 1737094027 It converts rfc 2822 time into POSIX timestamp ([me
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2y ago
Uno https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/uno
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Who is more likely to act: who thinks it is “good enough” or “the game is rigged”?
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2y ago
"good enough" assumes a lot about the rules of the game here. Imagine, the game is: "heads I win, tails you lose" and then read your comment.
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2y ago
asyncio.TaskGroup from stdlib provides structured concurrency
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2y ago
It is basic reasoning. How do you expect it to produce useful programs with any consistency without it?
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2y ago
Test-driven development has its uses. But it is wrong to make it mandatory. I myself run static checks/unit tests almost all of the time. Still it is useful to skip them from time to time and just run the code to see the results (make
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There are great many benefits of aerobic exercise (cognition, heart) but using >150min regime as a weight loss tool seems like not the easiest option [so much so that it is almost misleading]. Small caloric deficit (kitchen) + resistance
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2y ago
Technically, you have a point. But it is unlikely that "too good" variant in Turing time was interesting.
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2y ago
tl;dr it seems your attribution on StackOverflow can be stripped without providing any reason. There may be several good reasons (eg to avoid spending time on cleaning up unrelated to SO issues due to the notoriety of the account) but none
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2y ago
Common in practice variant: don't use pure Python for cpu-intensive tasks (offload to C extensions)
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2y ago
It is consistent: "A" is a man that pretends to be a woman (B). Machine plays "A" role. Ideal machine would be indistinguishable from a man imitating a woman (it must not be too good or too bad at it compared to a man)
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The original Turing game is whether machine can pretend to be a woman better than a man can (via teletype) as judged by an interrogator: > We now ask the question, "What will happen when a machine takes the part of A in this game?&q
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Have you tried https://github.com/emacs-jupyter/jupyter Eg as org-mode code blocks.
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I’ve definitely encountered such cases myself (when actual cited paper didn’t support author’s claims). Nothing prevents the site introducing more direct peer review (published X papers on a topic -> review a paper). Though If we compare
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The best pose is the next pose.
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Seems a bit self-critical of you to believe that ;)
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People feel hungry when it is time to eat (ghrelin, leptin hormones). You can eat once per day and feel hungry just before the meal. More extreme example: hunger typically subsides after approximately three days during a water fast (you eat
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