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3y ago
PC Tools was another popular option back then. I really liked its PC Shell.
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glandium
3y ago
How do you know weed makes you not dream rather than not remembering you did?
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3y ago
I'm curious. What sort of experience is it then?
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glandium
3y ago
While we're on the subject of whether animals dream at all or not, I'm here wondering if, considering things like aphantasia, there are humans who don't dream.
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glandium
3y ago
Yes, émail is French for enamel.
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glandium
3y ago
> but lying on a form is a bridge too far for the yakuza? It's not that it's too far compared to the other stuff, but they also have a hard time catching higher ups with this other stuff, since they don't do it themselves.
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3y ago
https://www.mext.go.jp/b_menu/shingi/bunka/gijiroku/012/0211... says 3 years max and ¥3M max.
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3y ago
Japanese news say 著作権法違反, which is "violation of the copyright act", IOW, copyright infringement.
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glandium
3y ago
Has there been a time between 2014 and now where there wasn't an active war somewhere?
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3y ago
There are still more people using Firefox on Windows 7 than using Firefox on macOS (or if that's not the case anymore, the flip would have been recent).
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3y ago
I also have a Nexus 7, but it's now slow as molasses to the point of being unusable. Maybe I should try a factory reset...
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glandium
3y ago
The 3.5 legacy model disappeared from the ChatGPT UI recently. Is it still available via the API?
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glandium
3y ago
Anime: Hiroyuki Sawano, ...
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glandium
3y ago
What's interesting to me is how ChatGPT with GPT-4 can fail to follow your instructions randomly (for the same instructions, in the same session). That's these kind of behaviors that show it is, in fact, not intelligent, but that
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glandium
3y ago
Unfortunately, in CJK languages, it averages to slightly more than one token per character.
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glandium
3y ago
And more importantly, on that same machine the build would take more than ten minutes without unified builds.
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glandium
3y ago
Exception: if you're good at sports, you're Japanese, even if you barely speak a word. See Osaka Naomi and Lars Nootbaar.
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glandium
4y ago
cygwin has a different ABI, and does weird things for its POSIX compatibility. In that sense, it's not native.
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glandium
4y ago
Did they remove Tropic Thunder too?
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glandium
4y ago
Note that Japanese went with horizontal right to left for a while before going with left to right. I don't know if Chinese or Korean did the same.
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glandium
4y ago
gtk has an HTML backend. https://docs.gtk.org/gtk3/broadway.html
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4y ago
If you want another perspective I would recommend this documentary ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pD_9Ym6k70 ) about Pete Gustin, a blind voice actor whose voice you probably recognize... and who also surfs. https:/
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4y ago
DNA is ADN, not AND.
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4y ago
Anecdotally, I've had tinnitus for as long as I can remember, but I never really noticed until I had a permanent loud whistling sound in my ears after a concert in a smallish venue in Japan in the early 2000s, that thankfully dissipate
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4y ago
In my experience, while "continue" can work, "続けて" doesn't. At least not when making it rewrite large texts, which is when I hit the limit. With "continue", it continues rewriting. With "続けて", it
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4y ago
> There's no reason to talk to it in English. Depends what you're doing. I haven't managed to make it continue after it stopped in the middle of a sentence in Japanese, but giving it the instruction to do so in English doe
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4y ago
> How did they cut their nails They didn't. Probably like felids don't cut their claws.
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4y ago
GPT-4 still unfortunately makes up words. Which is not totally surprising considering its tokenizer.
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4y ago
Specific examples don't generalize though. My experience with ChatGPT (GPT-3) is that it is vastly better at dealing with English than Japanese. That is still probably true with GPT-4, but that doesn't mean there hasn't been
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4y ago
I guess I should give it a spin then.
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