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by f33d5173 2y ago
In tree leaves, it could be leaves from a single tree or multiple trees. Hence, you can't pluralize tree into trees leaves, tree isn't allowed to recieve a plural there. If you write it as tree's leaves, then tree is singular
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I'm partial to pers myself.
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picture (e) character (moji) actually Though the similarity to emoticon is amusing.
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> And before anyone says this is the price of an “open” OS—well, we don’t have this problem on Windows.5 Cue drum roll...
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by f33d5173 2y ago
A better system would need to estimate how much of the article is bullshit that people will just skim over. Seriously what an incomprehensibly dumb set of arguments. First that reading times might be "ableist", and second that the
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by f33d5173 2y ago
> the countless small-scale choices made during implementation are just as important to the final product as the few large-scale choices made during the conception Sure. But suppose we had an AGI that was just as smart as a human: clearl
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Seems like a summary is: "scripts that don't use document.write (the majority) can use this to marginally increase performance". Unless I'm missing something.
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Apple chooses not to allow you to download and install apps off the web because it's good for their bottom line; this is the consequences. We've had threads recently criticizing brazil as well, but in this case apple is an offende
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by f33d5173 2y ago
array is for serializing to/from binary data. It isn't useful for returning from a library because the only way a python programmer can consume it is by converting into python objects, at which point there is no efficiency benefit
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Networking software engineers just say "ack".
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Why kill whimsy? Do malloc bugs need especially serious images, like concrete walls or men in business suits?
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by f33d5173 2y ago
That's not why it's ub. It's ub to allow compilers to optimize x*2/2 to just x. If you want overflow, you can use unsigned, which has been defined to follow 2's complement semantics for quite some time.
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by f33d5173 2y ago
The farther away from your computer you stand, the clearer it becomes. It might help knowing it's a small part of a company logo on the examples page.
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Complete slander. The people who invented lies about him should face consequences.
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> Landlords will always extract maximum rent possible from tenants Landlords are competing in a market. The maximum possible rent has to do with how much the rest of the market is charging. That in turn is capped from above by how much a
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by f33d5173 2y ago
>You don't have to tell me if you personally liked it better, you're an outlier If I don't have any data to the contrary, then I'll extrapolate from my sample size of one. In fact I do have more data, in the form of r
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by f33d5173 2y ago
It makes you look the same as everyone else with webgl disabled. This happens to be a reasonably large number of people, because it's the default setting in a variety of privacy focused browsers.
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by f33d5173 2y ago
I've seen people complain about wrapping a comprehension over multiple lines, but I can't imagine packing them all in one. In your example, I would spread it out over five lines, so it would be at as long as the imperative case. W
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The idea would to generate a false "reality" for the LLM to learn about. You would randomly generate a system of rules, use those rules to generate text, and then train the llm to predict the text. The goal would be to get it to s
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It doesn't sound like her at all. People are getting primed hard , or we're doing "all white women sound the same" now.
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The LLM miracle comes from the massive amount of text we can use to train it on. Removing that advantage makes LLMs untenable. An idea I've had for a while is to do the opposite: generate nonsense text according to some complex formula
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by f33d5173 2y ago
Hmmmm, html doesn't ignore line breaks, it just treats them as any other whitespace, where a consecutive sequence is folded into a single space. 27 00 would still be quite confusing, of course
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by f33d5173 2y ago
I don't think most people would want to use anatomical emoji in the first place. though there's always 8=D
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*protect *perspective
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If youtube (and every similar website) was forced to abandon content moderation (or cease being "you"tube), that wouldn't substantially increase their chargeback rate. > ramp up their moderation hard Not good enough. Every
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Mastercard et al are able to act as censors of the internet because websites have discretionary moderation policies. If, when mastercard demanded policy changes, websites could only respond with "sorry, it's out of our hands&quo
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If you don't need an account or an api key to access it, then there's no contract signed, and so they can't restrict your usage contractually. An API with no requirement for an API key is functionally identical here. On the o
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It bifurcates platforms in two: those with no moderation, and those that have detailed human review for every video. A site like youtube is largely unworkable under the latter model, but is more workable under the former model. Either youtu
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"actual malice" means either they knew it was untrue or they published it with reckless disregard for the truth . That would be the test he would attempt to prove they failed.

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