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didntreadarticl
4y ago
Each Diskette will store up to 92kb
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Sure I would expect it to improve. But it was a bit fishy how 'it took an IQ test!' is in all the highlights but then they mumble quietly about the score that it actually got and hope no-one is listening to that bit. Its notable t
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4y ago
Its crap at the visual Raven IQ test though, it scores 22% vs an algorithm that takes random guesses scoring 17%.
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
Now hang on a minute Really well earned use of 'hang on' there, sounds like the article is bollocks
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
Or maybe they had three hands, they're only mentioning two of them, and the lab coat is intact
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4y ago
We're starting by pulling together a lot of the teams working on generative AI across the company into one group "We will start by interrupting all of the initiatives currently in motion to introduce new layers of management and
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4y ago
I have worked in a plant where I had half a critical mass in this hand, barehanded and dressed in street clothes, and half in this hand, wearing a lab coat So they were only wearing a lab coat on one half of their body? I'm confused.
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4y ago
I'm seeing a lot of basic kids apps on ipads that should just be 'pay once' but instead its a bullshit subscription specifically because they know mum and dad will forget about it and keep paying for months after the kid has
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4y ago
Thanks, so that explains why French 'Union' membership was so low in this graph: https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2021/03/30/how-us... ... its because they have something else in
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4y ago
Have we got any details on the benchmarks that show LLaMa's 13B architecture outperforming GPT-3? Because that seems kindsof fantastical. Is it just a product of a very specific benchmark or does it reflect real world performance?
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4y ago
I am just interested in what they want and how effective the process is at getting it You can compare Europe to the USA to see that USA Union membership vs Europe https://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2021&#
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4y ago
So relieved to see this comment at the top. After reading OPs second paragraph I was thinking oh, so by 'confusion' he actually means people with different opinions from him Taken as a list of biases, the article is useful. It n
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
On the other hand, if they had a 'down for maintenance' page up, pings would still work
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
http://stats.pingdom.com/w2oc4thvox7s/73676/history
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
They mean preconception
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
Dapper! I used it a while back and it was a single class that bundled query results straight into a list of objects by emitting low level CLR bytecode Looks like its expanded a little since then https://github.com/DapperLib&
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
Nope, on-prem https://twitter.com/alexcwatt/status/1544876135711916035?lan...
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
ah yes, of course
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
various cloud services This question does not appear to be about programming, Closed. hyped-up technologies subjective, Closed problems caused by over-engineering Opinion-based, Closed.
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
And runs on .NET One of the only well known sites to do so, I think?
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4y ago
People are dissecting the minutiae of the rules and the role of github but at the end of the day its bananas that some kids got banned from a 21st century web competition for using the proper tools. edit: As a consolation prize HNers could
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4y ago
Hi Shiloh, as a consolation for the competition, what sites can HNers follow you and your team-mates on? Do you have a twitter for tech stuff?
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Enterprises would rather stick with Microsoft probably
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didntreadarticl
4y ago
chrome on android has a load of crap on it, news item you might be interested in etc
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4y ago
I much prefer leisurely engineering
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4y ago
No longer works for Tesla. Now works for OpenAI https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1623476659369443328?lang...
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I've been thinking that within a decade or so you'll probably have quite sophisticated AI characters in computer games, who respond in realistic ways and seem to be genuine inhabitants of the game world. And people will mistreat t
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The strong ideological/political current is the status quo that I referred to previously
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There's more overlap between them than you realise, if you compare what counts as mainstream 'left' and 'right' in the USA vs Europe
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I would point to the general way that in the USA the balance of rights is tipped away from people and towards corporations, e.g. very little sick pay, very little paid leave, very little parental leave, very few rights for employees, Health
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