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541.
by flir 2y ago
Sounds like you just invented social media ;)
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by flir 2y ago
I like that as marketing copy. My brother's a carpenter, and I pushed him in the same direction. "Here's our contact details, and here's a link to the instagram where we post pictures of the cool stuff we make". I t
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by flir 2y ago
Usenet wasn't that bad if you didn't take the binary groups. > and found out that it consisted in 95% of zombies sending spam you could recognize from the millenium start I like to imagine a forgotten server, running since the
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by flir 2y ago
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by flir 2y ago
I wonder if that would just make them try harder. Scrape multiple times and diff, to gain confidence that the data hasn't been posioned. We've never had one of these arms races end up with the defenders winning.
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by flir 2y ago
M, LM, LLM, LLLM, L3M, L4M. Gotta leave room for future expansion.
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by flir 2y ago
Given the framing of "most people" and "patriotic": China's got 1bn+ people.
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by flir 2y ago
I find New World LLMs kinda... well, they don't have the terroir, ya know?
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by flir 2y ago
> It is unclear exactly what these students are worried about > They worried about any record of their words that might be viewed as criticism of the current administration, and somehow weaponized against them. hth.
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by flir 2y ago
Coincidence: I was just noodling around youtube and saw that "Still Alive" from Portal was added 17 years ago. I'm pretty sure I've discovered a date bug in youtube.
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by flir 2y ago
Erlang/Elixir is also a possibility. But I don't think either Java or Erlang were based on a PhD project? (Edit: I just looked it up, and Joe Armstrong's PhD was 2003)
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by flir 2y ago
I thought it was just a synonym for "shattered", but it does seem to be more than that - there's a lot of "oak tree + lightning" in there, and not much "oops, I dropped a milk jug". Maybe it's closer
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by flir 2y ago
Thinking about it, it's not an easy problem to define because it's got a tradeoff. Getting the content quickly (easy: poll in a loop) vs not using server resources (easy: never poll). We have to define "better" before we
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by flir 2y ago
Like writing lift control software. Minutes to learn, a life time to master. But I bet you can get 95% of the benefit with a simple exponential backoff scheme.
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by flir 2y ago
I wonder if tattoo removal bumps the risk even further - a bit like disturbing asbestos in a building. That would be a hard one to study.
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by flir 2y ago
Better than Russia salami-slicing its way into Europe. Ukranians are dying. We're donating cash and materiel. We're getting the better end of the deal there, and then some.
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by flir 2y ago
Totally fair, tbh. Stealing data for that purpose has already been normalized, so it's a much easier sell.
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by flir 2y ago
I haven't read the article. All I know is, Firefox changed their TOS. > That clearly indicates some "other" future motive It's training data, isn't it? (It's always training data).
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by flir 2y ago
Regression to the mean.
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by flir 2y ago
Different goals. I'm... about 14 months in this time - a digital garden, not a blog. Still updating several times a month. I think I got delisted by Google at the tail end of last year (not that I ever got many hits). I'm quite ha
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by flir 2y ago
That's not hideous. Derivative, but that's the nature of the beast.
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by flir 2y ago
> Government intervention, by definition, causes some transactions to be involuntary. Here is a list of transactions ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repugnant_market ) we're making illegal next Tuesday. Note that
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by flir 2y ago
Yeah, if you took it outside the temperature envelope of the lab it failed. I guess thermal expansion? There were also a bunch of cells that had inputs, but no outputs. When you disconnected them... the circuit stopped working. Shades of &q
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by flir 2y ago
But the reason he's taking them? (ok, depression may not be neurodivergency but you get my point. I'm only really commenting on the reliability of Musk's claims about himself).
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by flir 2y ago
Is there a layer where C is the sweet spot? Something too high-level for ASM, and too low-level for Rust? (not my area, so genuine question).
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by flir 2y ago
He's claimed a lot of things. Pick pretty much any neurodivergency, and it seems like you can find an interview where Musk claimed he hasn't been diagnosed, but he's totally got it. Except hypochondria, obviously. I don'
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by flir 2y ago
It's the thumb on the scales that allows the free market to exist. Without it there's just men with guns, and men with more guns.
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by flir 2y ago
Which government are we talking about, please?
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by flir 2y ago
I'm honestly at a loss here. I can't figure out what your position is. > If we want to use data owned by others and make money with it [...] ask the content owners So is it "no commercial use without permission" you&#
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by flir 2y ago
> prevent all possible bad things Well that seems like a bad faith interpretation of my argument. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1858_Bradford_sweets_poisoning

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