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dymk
3y ago
I can buy a cutting board on Amazon for $20 or I can spend thousands on woodworking equipment to make my own. I choose to do the latter because it's fun.
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3y ago
Most people do actually live in California (by plurality)
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3y ago
And favored framework among the CBT community
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3y ago
Car lobby is doing its best to make sure that doesn't happen
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3y ago
Probably the same way exposure to different paradigms of writing software helps one become a better programmer - more abstract tools in your toolkit, more ways to think about how to solve a problem.
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3y ago
You can’t really do that for nonlinear functions
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3y ago
It's an incredible source of tagged training data - meticulously detailed and hand maintained
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3y ago
No, it's because their servers would fall over if it was public registration, and they wouldn't be able to keep up with moderation
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3y ago
Kill the thing inside you that cringes; it only hurts you
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3y ago
Propaganda?
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3y ago
unironically yes
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3y ago
FTA > I’ve enabled frame pointers at huge scale for Java and glibc and studied the CPU overhead for this change, which is typically less than 1% and usually so close to zero that it is hard to measure.
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3y ago
The snark still wasn’t needed in the first place
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3y ago
People absolutely do get erratic for no reason
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3y ago
Mining asteroids or putting dangerous manuf / processing in space could go a long way to keeping Earth clean and habitable
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3y ago
I responded with a little more detail to a sibling content, but if laws for banning CSAM and meth exist due to the negative externalities of possessing them - that's where I think this is different. If we see laws come about for regula
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3y ago
I don't think the analogy to generative models holds. The possession and consumption of meth and CSAM _drive_ production of meth and CSAM; it's a supply and demand market. So simply possessing it harms others as well. A generative
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3y ago
But the creation/use of CSAM and meth harm people other than the person using them. I don't see who's being harmed if a model is used to generate a nude image, and that image isn't distributed.
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3y ago
What’s the point of a repairable phone if parts are out of stock?
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3y ago
Shorter lifespan as your vital essence is siphoned away
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3y ago
Air tags have replaceable batteries
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3y ago
Unless you want to move a switch, or add a new one, or the route is blocked by a post, or you need to RE existing wiring
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3y ago
Smoking gun is a leaked memo indicating the behavior is meant to break Firefox in this specific way
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3y ago
Or maybe the scientists who specialize in child development and linguistics know something you don’t
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3y ago
That higher profit margin is because of the more lax regulations
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3y ago
That’s called incentivizing large vehicles
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3y ago
I never said lightning, I said an F150 or sprinter van
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3y ago
It is far worse than the trucks. It’s high, and has a negative rake. It’s like they tried to make the least safe shape possible for pedestrians. Guess they could fit a claymore on the front.
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3y ago
pedestrian safety isn’t an arcane science. Here’s some info on how car shape affects pedestrian safety: https://www.iihs.org/news/detail/vehicles-with-higher-more-v...
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Oh of course they’re all terrible, I’m just blown away that they’d actually make the front end _sharp_
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