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by flangola7 3y ago
UK still has the attitude that social classes are a legitimate and real thing. That there exist people to rule or be ruled. Similar attitudes manifest in other western nations but none so normalized that huge sums of taxpayer money funds th
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by flangola7 3y ago
Tokens consist text both larger and smaller than whole words.
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by flangola7 3y ago
This will effect jobs that are not manufacturing. Anything that requires fine motor control in noon uniform environments
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by flangola7 3y ago
What train wreck? Everyone I know is overjoyed for Ahsoka this week.
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by flangola7 3y ago
I believe the model did change.
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by flangola7 3y ago
This is unhinged, I'm sorry but that writing categorically cannot be the output of rational thought process. Implementing comprehensive and strong public health protocols during a once-in-a-century pandemic is exactly the type of res
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by flangola7 3y ago
Sideloading feature? That's a good thing, users should always be the one in control and the EU will mandate this very soon. iOS is the singular OS in the world where the user's freedom is curtailed in such a heavy handed manner.
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by flangola7 3y ago
Testing only once in 3 months is insane to me
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by flangola7 3y ago
Memory is currently a tough barrier. Unless there is a major breakthrough in GPU RAM manufacturing, cloud SaaS will be king. [0] >The result is massive economies of scale not just in training AI models, but also in running them. If an i
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by flangola7 3y ago
100s of nanometers is not what I would call thick...
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by flangola7 3y ago
What the hell are kibi and gibi?
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by flangola7 3y ago
Amazon holds onto funds for at least 30 days. You can't bait and switch that fast.
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by flangola7 3y ago
If you have to take this approach they have already won
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by flangola7 3y ago
Your supervisor? Why would it know anything about a random person?
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by flangola7 3y ago
What features do they each offer?
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by flangola7 3y ago
How do you get the DHT without at least a centralized bootstrap?
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by flangola7 3y ago
Crypto has earned those reactions. I hope US regulators gut it.
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by flangola7 3y ago
When it can be repeated dozens of times consistently that is strong reason to believe it is part of the system prompt. Baseless hallucinations will be different everytime.
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by flangola7 3y ago
You can't imagine what 50F feels like? Or 80F? Come on. Fahrenheit is also more precise. 2 degree F above normal body temp is a fever. 2 degree C is a trip to the ER.
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by flangola7 3y ago
They also have AI now. Listening in on every phone call and monitoring every video camera is a real possibility for the first time in history.
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by flangola7 3y ago
Hopefully that isn't a networked system. It should be physical action only.
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by flangola7 3y ago
> Hetzner has some weird and very strong opinions on what you can and cannot do on their servers My company has never used them... what have you experienced?
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by flangola7 3y ago
Long term? There will not be enemy territory, there will not be multiple jurisdictions. Power, it would seem, naturally concentrates. One million nomadic groups to 10,000 tribes to 100 nations to four or five conglomerates. We have been in
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by flangola7 3y ago
These people genuinely terrify me because they obviously don't have have the faintest idea of what consent means or what FRIES looks like. They don't see other people as equals, but mere tools to use and manipulate in any way they
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by flangola7 3y ago
Then how is argon better than nitrogen and oxygen?
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by flangola7 3y ago
How does Snapchat use it?
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by flangola7 3y ago
What's the threshold to be called Large?
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by flangola7 3y ago
Wouldn't a vacuum between be better?
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by flangola7 3y ago
No self respecting gamer calls mobile apps true games. No one who gets excited about video game development wants to work on candy crush v400
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by flangola7 3y ago
That has nothing to do with SDK secrecy.

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