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by exe34 3mo ago
As long as they're paying for the tokens, there's no attack . Otherwise you have to call training on copyrighted material theft.
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by exe34 3mo ago
I did. you failed to understand.
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by exe34 3mo ago
There's literally no hominem being attacked. If you want human attention, expend human labour.
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by exe34 3mo ago
That certain groups being everybody, since they use the interest from the fund to put into the general government budget.
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by exe34 3mo ago
"If you had learned to wash lettuce, you wouldn't have had to pay court to Dionysius" - Diogenes.
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by exe34 4mo ago
It writes into a configuration file that I git diff before applying.
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by exe34 4mo ago
They'll stuff him and then use the autopen.
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by exe34 4mo ago
It was a private bribe, he's not giving it back. He's probably not even leaving the White House in 2 years either.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Did that cause the complete disappearance of gold from private hands?
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by exe34 4mo ago
At some point you just have to shut up and calculate.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Nowadays I imagine OCR and vllms would solve that? Tesseract is incredibly fast and accurate.
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by exe34 4mo ago
In latex, I have to compile once so that it can find out the references it needs, then bibtex so that it extracts the actual references, compile a second time to get the references into the paper and then a third time because a ton of thing
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by exe34 4mo ago
Anthropic peace prize coming up next.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Good thing you don't have that many allies left, so it should make the job easier.
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by exe34 4mo ago
I hate it when my time machine does that.
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by exe34 4mo ago
> who proceeds to shoot her in the head. From the side.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Anthropic also trained on all human knowledge, so I'm okay with others distilling their models.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Sounds like an absolute...
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by exe34 4mo ago
No one can code. You can code. Are you no one?
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by exe34 4mo ago
That wasn't the premise of the question.
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by exe34 4mo ago
What exactly is a developer in a scenario where no one can code?
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by exe34 4mo ago
> Presumably the conservatives still want the US to be a superpower Why would you presume that? Isn't enough that they get rich and powerful as compared to others around them?
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by exe34 4mo ago
More importantly, why would other companies offer free support for something that will garner free advertising for a competitor?
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by exe34 4mo ago
Thanks, that looks tempting! Shame about the monochrome camera, but maybe I can use an add-on camera to colour in the world.
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by exe34 4mo ago
In Internet Misinformation 101, as am I.
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by exe34 4mo ago
Thanks!
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by exe34 4mo ago
May I ask what the recommendation is at the moment if I want a Linux AR headset that can take prescription lenses (or accommodate glasses)? I'd like to write my own code but not have to beg somebody else to let me run it.
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by exe34 4mo ago
I think they all wanted to control internet access since the arab spring, but they didn't have a good wedge. Now the data around harm to children is widely available, they all have the same excuse they can use at the same time.
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by exe34 4mo ago
No it's against what's published by all of humanity. So if somebody knows something and hasn't published it, someone else can still scoop them.
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by exe34 4mo ago
I remember the late nineties and early naughties, when I used to type faster than Windows could cope with, and it still never lost a keystroke.

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