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by fedeb95 2y ago
this clearly has nothing to do with the current main usages of LLMs, it's about using natural language as an interface to produce accurate results, as a further abstraction on top of general purpose languages.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
everyone will die of something, reduce risks and everyone will die after more time, or better.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
why oppose installing sensors? Let's be sure of that.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
While making a good thing is easy, avoiding harm is way more difficult. My impression.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
I was definitely too hopeful with my "will". My personal prediction aligns with your own, but again I'm not that sure of my predictions
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by fedeb95 2y ago
the difference being that the EU is in the market. The US is easing its debt by boosting profits, but this will only work temporarily. Otherwise, the US will gradually slip out of the market. Of course no one has a crystal ball, or if someo
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by fedeb95 2y ago
interesting, thanks. I can't edit my old comment, but my original intention wasn't to discredit the news, or the study. I will word my comments better in the future.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
that's correct, however, as consumers, my opinion is that we (that is, we that share my point of view, obviously!) should try to buy what we prefer regardless of what's cheaper for the manufacturer. If possible of course, we shoul
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by fedeb95 2y ago
yes, that was my point! Interesting that's "on the rise"
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by fedeb95 2y ago
the part on the sandwich made me stop reading.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
An interesting part from a different article mentioned here in the comments: The results do not meet the so-called five-sigma threshold of statistical certainty that is the gold standard in physics for claiming a discovery. But many in the
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by fedeb95 2y ago
I don't agree with the fact that touchscreens are necessarily cheaper everywhere: take cars as an example. If a touchscreen makes me more prone to car crashes, because I have to look at it more often than with knobs, in the end it cost
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by fedeb95 2y ago
your graphic card isn't a stock market.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
I hope someone will make driving range great again.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
hiding stack traces is a bad practice and should be avoided unless you're in the last layer of the application (i.e. presentation to the user).
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by fedeb95 2y ago
waiting for Robot Devil.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
so what do I tell my manager?
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by fedeb95 2y ago
if some kind of transitivity holds, DeepSeek stole billions of internet users data.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
they're trying to show that a good part of the economic assumptions behind the AI boom are flawed. That is, dramatic increase in energy and chip demand.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
I find your lack of sources... disturbing.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
that is correct, until someone using it into production gets burnt.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
there's only two things that can change how companies operate: stop buying their products or services. Another, keep informing people about what they're actually buying, since companies like to keep that hidden. Until a lot of peo
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by fedeb95 2y ago
depends. That wasn't my experience at all, and shouldn't be for anyone.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
It is a nice practice, I experienced it also after some Christian masses.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
yes, that was the point.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
22$ for recycled paper? I bet an origami can be designed to do just the same, then made using free paper lying around.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
it seems very noise-like to me.
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by fedeb95 2y ago
rule -1: don't trust the bug issuer
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by fedeb95 2y ago
The power of a name alone... given his StackOverflow contents aren't relevant to his murder. Damnatio memoriae again?
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by fedeb95 2y ago
this should be tattooed to every newly hired CTO arm.

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