frozenlettuce

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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
It's on purpose. The new UI places each post inside a "card". The intent is having you scroll past cards. This makes even text-only posts be similar to image ads posts, and while you scroll you are not aware if the next card
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
"now just sprinkle some `map . sequence . map`'s here and there and you are done. who said this was difficult?"
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
That should be a accessibility disaster baked right into the browser(related to yesterday's anti-modal post)
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
Another related interesting news: A Whatsapp board member has joined the current government in Brazil https://www1-folha-uol-com-br.translate.goog/mercado/2023/05... . At least for me, this raises serious questions
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
A Brazilian's day only truly begins after some bread and 2 full cups of judiciary down the throat
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
there is, but you need to be a resident already (what I mean is the program being opened to people around the globe)
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
Recruinting in general is getting harder https://www.npr.org/2023/01/18/1149855912/the-navy-has-raise... My guess is that in a few years there will be a foreign legion in the French model (serve some yea
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
Does anyone else feels some sort of "corporate-speak-blindness" when reading these statements from Google? They are just informing that some orgs are being rearranged, but for some reason they had to make the text have super low i
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
I ran alpaca 7B in a 2015 Acer laptop (it was slow, but worked!)
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by frozenlettuce 3y ago
>>> Toxic positivity is the pressure to only display positive emotions, suppressing any negative emotions, feelings, reactions, or experiences. It invalidates human experience and can lead to trauma, isolation, and unhealthy coping
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
This information is relevant for people outside the US. Deutsche Welle, BBC and PBS will always be biased towards the policy of their countries.
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
there's a reason why in many places you can't name a street after a living person
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I guess that we could hook those AIs into a first person GTA 5 and see what happens. Every second take a screenshot, feed into facebookresearch/segment-anything, describe the scene to chat gpt, receive input, repeat.
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I found it interesting how it tokenizes non-English words: Steve Jobs was fired from Apple -> [19206, 19161, 373, 6294, 422, 4196] (one token per whole word) Olha que coisa mais linda e cheia de graça -> [30098, 3099, 8358, 763, 9160,
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
At least Chrome does not have a price tag - In my country a MacBook equals 22 months of work on minimum wage
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
Not illegal, but that won't stop people from finding it amusing that the company considered the world's beacon of innovation is copying someone else's homework. It's hard being the favorite horse.
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
My take is that a group of tech barons noticed that they are late to the IA party and want to pause it so that they can catch on.
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I played a RPG session with GPT-3 and it was quite fun. The problem was the combat part, as describing violent events is against the TOS (just when me and a party of villagers had prepared an attack against an orc encampment!) I guess that
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I think that's the reason for the quality of GBA games - at that time the industry already had lots of knowledge on how to create fun experiences and the hardware was capable of providing nice simple 2d graphics
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
the post was to give some additional context to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above. That would make it easier to picture what
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
the list was to give some sort of reference to the statement "they arrange dates on empty or far away places, late night and don't communicate where they're going" posted above
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-27/why-brazi... These love motels are usually in surrounding areas (as building codes restrict them being placed in central areas to avoid prostitution)
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
unless you are searching for recipes that include a fake intro about the author's childhoold in Alabama
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I'm still waiting for their appointment registering AI that they promised 5 years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBVCFcEBKLM Instead, we got some souless corporate-speak PR spam - and I'm sure that if I type
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
I believe that not controlling the exchange will affect them materially. Not because of the exchange's profits, but because of the data that it provides that lets Google optimize their campaigns (giving it an unfair advantage, as the c
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
Also, in some countries it is illegal to do a paycut.
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
This week I read an article in Portuguese about how the Brazilian largest TV is having difficulties on creating new soap operas. On social media I saw one interesting argument: the current generation that is producing the shows grew up watc
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
Could you, Sir, write a mathematical formula pointing where the defendant kissed you?
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
In Journalism school we had a fun exercise of writing a piece about the Red Riding Hood story. There was some interesting discussion about what the focus of the story should be - the victim, the hunter, the granny or the beast. I recall tha
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by frozenlettuce 4y ago
another good test is "Steve Jobs was fired from Apple"

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