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by dTal 3y ago
What I want to know is what provoked the change of heart. Two years ago, the position was as follows: "If there comes a time we stop developing the software and feel 'finished', we'll consider it, but we're a long w
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Synthstrom Deluge to open up firmware under GPLv3(forums.synthstrom.com)
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by dTal 3y ago
Seems to me like it's the listening bots that are the problem, rather than the AI-generated music? And presumably, fraudulent listening bots were a problem well before now. I suppose there's a case for removal if the only listen
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by dTal 3y ago
We evolved elaborate error-correction mechanisms instead.
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by dTal 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nacirema
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by dTal 3y ago
I've never seen an ad for fresh running water from the tap. Bottled water on the other hand, in addition to being overpriced, often contains microplastics.
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by dTal 4y ago
> we would want to put some limits on... a family owned pharma company that actively encouraged doctors to prescribe addictive drugs. I mean we'd probably want to do this even if the pharma company were not family owned...
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by dTal 4y ago
How is that good news? It means the data from this test is worthless.
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by dTal 4y ago
It's quite clear that the lack of diverter/deluge was a misstep, and the effect was unanticipated. So many things were damaged - launch cameras, that car, a pad-side oxygen tank, likely several of the rocket motors. You can see en
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by dTal 4y ago
What drove you to this conclusion? We have an enlightening reply explaining how we know it isn't, but I would also like to know what heuristic you used (so that we know to be wary of it!)
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by dTal 4y ago
Arguably the entire concept was flawed, fueled more by a sci-fi concept of "wouldn't it be cool if" rather than a sober cost-benefit analysis. It was a space station, built into a rocket, built into an airplane that is also a
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by dTal 4y ago
Well that's an interesting new level on the teetering tower of build systems. Perhaps, in the future, projects will simply include ChatGPT prompts instead of CmakeLists.txt directly. Or a script to generate the correct ChatGPT prompt..
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by dTal 4y ago
Easy to meet people, and easy to hop on public transport to visit existing friends, are two very distinct things. How did you meet these people who were not within walking distance?
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by dTal 4y ago
>Meanwhile, I decided to put the hypothesis to the test and came up with a treatment consisting of multiple components that would, in theory, enable me to rebalance my acid-base levels. After trying this treatment for a couple of days I
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by dTal 4y ago
This kinda begs the question. Yeah, writing a smartphone app is already painful, and doing it that way on the device would be ridiculously more painful. Is that an inherent property of the form factor, or the result of systematically orient
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by dTal 4y ago
>For this to be true, logically the tools to create smartphone programs would be fiercely protected and only available to the chosen few In a way, they are. They are gatekept in a way that is transparent to you because you find yourself
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by dTal 4y ago
That doesn't work if your field is super weird and niche. You end up giving the same elevator pitch over, and over, and over... I suppose it's a "nice problem to have".
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by dTal 4y ago
Both bots are free on poe.com, so one is not more expensive than the other.
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by dTal 4y ago
She looks like GTA cover art.
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by dTal 4y ago
I find that Claude is more conversational (better fine tuning), but not as smart as even ChatGPT. Prompt: The original titles and release years in the Harry Potter series are: Philosopher's Stone (1997) Chamber of Secrets (199
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by dTal 4y ago
https://poe.com/Claude-instant It also provides a ChatGPT interface, and a number of other models.
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by dTal 4y ago
I'm not sure I buy this - how is load being transferred through the door? Surely not through the rubber seals, those have minimal shear strength even when compressed. That leaves the hinges, which are certainly robust enough, and the l
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by dTal 4y ago
What we are seeing is the inevitable backlash against a program that at first glance can do literally everything you ask it to in plain English. We don't exactly know what it can and can't do, a property which in a computer progra
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by dTal 4y ago
As I understand, that's basically what fine-tuning is?
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by dTal 4y ago
At a guess it has something to do with needing to withstand 70+ mph winds. There needs to be considerable force holding the door against its seals at all times, and in a mechanical latching system this force must come from a spring, which m
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by dTal 4y ago
I think this is a case of it not having enough capacity to solve such an involved problem in a single pass, despite having all the necessary pieces of abstraction. This can be seen in the way that it can do it with aplomb if you force it to
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by dTal 4y ago
Ideology is pragmatism, just thinking further ahead.
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by dTal 4y ago
Or her position. For a fascinating exploration of this anthropological phenomenon through the medium of musical theater, I recommend Team Starkid's "Firebringer".
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by dTal 4y ago
1) A thing can have a different name depending on where it is - for example, "power converter mounting bolt" and "control panel cover fastening bolt" might both be M8 bolts, and interchangeable. This isn't any sort
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by dTal 4y ago
>theoretical access to the world’s resources There's the rub. Access to the world's cultural resources is highly limited in China. They've outright firewalled the internet.

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