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by epylar 3y ago
Some people have mental or physical chronic illnesses that make these things legitimate barriers.
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by epylar 3y ago
The agreement doesn't mention that it's just for relicensing to MIT.
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by epylar 3y ago
LLM's aren't statistical in the sense of memorizing percentages of words that come after other words. They are modeling a very high dimensional function using a neural net. I suppose they're statistical in the sense of learni
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by epylar 3y ago
I think the idea behind UBI is the corporations will pay most of the taxes required.
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by epylar 3y ago
The next step in the chain: why do shareholders need retirement funds?
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by epylar 3y ago
I think the original comment was light hearted humor
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by epylar 3y ago
Historians in 2050 could look back at 2040, which would be their past but our future.
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by epylar 3y ago
This is not a moral issue.
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by epylar 3y ago
GPT-4 has no problem with this.
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by epylar 3y ago
It's saying that the 64-bit mode became dominant over other Intel modes.
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by epylar 3y ago
Emergent abilities can be gradual and continuous.
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by epylar 3y ago
Might makes right, after all.
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by epylar 3y ago
The crux of this is at what point is the code being copied, and is that copying allowed under the license? For example, maybe -- * Training an AI with the code is allowed legally. * Storing model weights is allowed legally. * Querying the
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by epylar 3y ago
This is a good point. I believe H1B as it exists today is abusive.
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by epylar 3y ago
'The income-based bill proposal is part of the companies' compliance with legislation passed by the California state government last year requiring these types of plans for utilities.'
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by epylar 3y ago
Why is it necessarily always better that an American has a job in the US vs a non-American?
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by epylar 4y ago
High-fidelity simulations to reduce the number of failed trials.
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by epylar 4y ago
You can't generalize your experience (trauma mimicking ADD symptoms) to 'ADD [is not] a life-long disability' -- people have symptoms for different reasons and there are biomarkers for ADD.
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by epylar 4y ago
Not necessarily. Only if the Supreme Court hears the case and agrees.
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by epylar 4y ago
How many election deniers?
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by epylar 4y ago
What are the figures by year? Is 2021 an outlier?
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by epylar 4y ago
How do you feel about maintenance programmers, doctors, and car mechanics?
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by epylar 4y ago
Was it rational given the information we had at the time to think we would sustain that kind of rapid growth, the public health emergency wouldn't end, we wouldn't get inflation from the supply chain issues and the money printing?
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by epylar 4y ago
Is autism correlated with disrespect of women?
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by epylar 4y ago
This analysis doesn't take into account increased wealth/productivity generated by people with debt forgiven.
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by epylar 4y ago
What is your issue with people with autism?
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by epylar 4y ago
Giving away money doesn't cause inflation. Printing money does though. If he was printing money specifically to finance this it would be causing extra inflation.
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by epylar 4y ago
Pilots literally having to call an 800 number to get their schedule, not enough capacity on the 800 number.
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by epylar 4y ago
OK, so what's wrong or potentially wrong with this study?
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by epylar 4y ago
Ad Hominem - Circumstantial Description: The argument attacks a position by appealing to the vested interests of a person who holds the position. It would be more useful to explain what about the study is poorly reasoned or suspect.

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