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Ever heard of advanced concepts such as "euphonism" and "joke"? Especially in the context of idioms such as "boot licker" (which doesn't describe a person literally licking someone's boot! I know, sho
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1y ago
> takes a few extra taps / coaching to get somebody to install an arbitrary and malicious APK but it's doable now. It does? Last I checked you just had to click install for a f2p mobile game on the Play store and voila, you&#
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1y ago
It's basically multiplication with fractions, just like you get 1/4 from 1/2 * 1/2, which is once again a multiplication that turns into division I agree that it's a suboptimal and click baity way to phrase it thoug
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1y ago
That only works if you're not personally responsible for the code you review, too.
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1y ago
How specifically do you think the average Spaniard benefited by the crown building a colony? Do you think the crown then went and splurged on their farmers, reducing their taxes or something? Because no, that didn't happen. The benefi
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I wasn't calling the descendants of the Mayans out for anything. I was specifically talking about the culture. Which is synonymous with the people in the upper class, which did ritual sacrifices of peasants. the term Spaniards however
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1y ago
It's really not sane to do so, today. You're literally applying birth sin for it to make sense, because none of the Spanish people alive today had anything to do with it Even worse, what hnidiots3 was trying to convey: 99% of the
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1y ago
Does HDR work though?
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1y ago
You disagree but then cite another example of low hanging fruits that nobody took action on until you came along? Did you accidentally respond to the wrong comment? Because if anything you're giving another example of "most devs n
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1y ago
Isn't that mostly down to the fact the vast majority of devs explicitly don't want to do anything wrt Ops? DevOps has - ever since it's originally well meaning inception (by Netflix iirc?) - been implemented across our indust
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1y ago
The point was that the listed argument of production tons of boilerplate code within a short period of time is a... Pointless metric to cite
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1y ago
> The numbers also go up when the dollar deflates Uh, if it deflates, the numbers go down? Isn't that the definition? The same numerical value of currency represents more value as compared to assets etc - hence things get "chea
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1y ago
> For example, how many humans can write hundred of lines of code (in seconds mind you) and regularly not have any syntax errors or bugs? Ez, just use codegen. Also the second part (not having bugs) is unlikely to be true for the LLM gen
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1y ago
Dang, that's mind boggling - especially if I keep in mind that a book series like lord of the rings is mere kilobytes if saved as plain text. Having 86 TB of plain text/source code - I can't fathom the scale, honestly Are you
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1y ago
> terabytes of source code You sure that exists? Git repositories that contain terabytes of source code? I could imagine a repo that is terabytes but has binaries committed or similar... But source code?
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1y ago
Fwiw, you didn't provide any evidence based claims anyone could make a rebuttal for. You just stated your own view as authority.
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1y ago
It remains to be seen what's going to happen over the next few decades. It's entirely possible that it'll all get wiped out (the substantial gains, not all value). While the market was a very good bet for the last 50yrs, its
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1y ago
I personally like to call it "asking the oracle" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle Because it makes it clear that this might as well be entirely made up BS, just like the oracle's were frequently doin
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1y ago
Why use lite on Firefox/android, considering the normal one is available too?
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1y ago
And to add to your point: The UK isn't even part of the EU...
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1y ago
Tbf, he's kinda on point. The EU Parlament has it's issues, and it's atrocious how corrupt politicians like e.g. von der Laien fail upwards into leadership roles there, but they're both massively exaggerating the issues
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> LLMs use human language mainly because they need to communicate with humans. Their inputs and outputs are human language. But in between, they don’t think in human language. You seem to fundamentally misunderstand what llms are and how
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1y ago
Animals are conscious, (somewhat) intelligent and have no verbal language. It is an entirely different thing to language,which was created by humans to communicate between us. Language is the baseline to collaboration - not intelligence
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1y ago
The value an individual provides to the company is - at best - correlated with their position in said company. It it usually correlates even more with their ability to portrait themselves as capable. Thankfully, there is significant overlap
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1y ago
From what I read on wiki, I'm not sure what to think anymore - it does at least sound inline with the opinion that the current websites are actually HATeOAS. I guess someone interested would have to read the original work by Roy (who s
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1y ago
The term "safety" in the llm context is a little overloaded Personally, I'm not a fan either - but it's not always obvious to the user when they're effectively poisoning their own context, and that's where thes
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1y ago
All of which have their own weaknesses. And all of them can suffer the split brain scenario. And all but the last one fundamentally have lots of edge cases with e.g. high-latency sync
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> suggest 'last update wins" strategy. Hmm, last update as it's received by a central server? Last update according to the time on the device doing committing the update? The rabbit hole just keeps going, for each decision
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1y ago
If you click on that bar and press ctr-w it goes away without stopping the sharing. That was a mind blown for me when someone told me about that... Not sure how anyone found out about it, I man wouldn't anyone expect that to... Stop sh
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1y ago
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