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I told the model that it is hooked in a virtual game, nothing more. it is text only anyways, I think.
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might be, I did it to check if it will activate the internal constraints. looked plausible enough.
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I jailbroke the smaller model with a virtual reality game where it was ready to give me instructions on making drugs, so there is some data which is edgy enough.
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1y ago
You are making a broad generalization and even it is based on the assumption that the page-ranking algorithm is the only possible way to do it.
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1y ago
I'd agree with you with the point that the local right wing ideologies are repackaged old-school nationalism reinventing itself. The most radical right wing governments are in the former communist countries where the communism was just
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There should be a dog to stop the guard from talking to the kids.
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Yep, and when you are done migrating, you need to remove this, and there is pydantic3 coming. Keeping in mind the number of libraries nad microservices involved, search and replace was the easier option. PS: thank you, I can think on my own
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I'm sure that the pydantic guys had a reason to rename .dict to .model_dump. This single change caused so much grieve when upgrading to pydantic2. 1 The very idea of unnecessary breaking changes is a big reason not to over rely on pyda
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> 1. That is two years better than nothing. This means two migrations in two years.
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They lost me on git. Some docs need to be shared and with good idea who, how and when should edit it, the rest of the audience can read and observe the latest sota of the doc. Some stuff has intermediate states and unnecessary biproducts wh
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1y ago
by assets. home, gold, treasuries, shares should give you similar protection against inflation as the crypto with much less volatility. less profits as well, but it all depends on your risk profile.
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I'm downvoting you because you don't include the costs for not having the regulation at all. Complaining about it is like complaining that safely disposing of hazardous materials incurs costs to your business and how much stuff wo
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I'm blind - ai can help with some stuff, not with other. my favorite is the lack of labels on buttons or text that is supposed to be a table but is not marked as such. the ai should be able to get inside the page code and rewrite it in
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Flight is a concept which is at least a body moving without support to an underlying surface. Everything else are human plugins added to help us exploit the concept in various circumstances. Any additional constraints on the concept are val
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What is so hard in blocking apps on android from listening on random ports without permission?
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Very nice novel about one of the fires as well by Yukio Mishima.
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You saying that consumers having meet on dumping/low prices is illegal? You are a communist! /s You saying that a businessman is obliged to go against their own interest in stead of selling their meds to the highest bidder? You ar
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Theoretically, it is possible to do anything of that, but what is missing from your business plan is selling a commodity product at scale on a competitive price. And if you somehow manage to do something like that, nothing stops the big pla
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> Since that isn't happening I'd assume that doing so has been made illegal by the regulators for some reason. the lack of antitrust action and the price of entry in the market are a market failure modes that could bring in the
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Do not think, just feel.
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My personal recommendation is this game 1. Not for travel, but a very good in forcing interesting associations and making you mad at your partner, which is a certified sign of a good game. 1 https://boardgamegeek.com/boardg
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It depends on what happens with the list after that. Are there int specific operations applied or it is just printed? What if it is fed into objects with a str attribute where the ints could be cast to str?
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My list: Thunderbird NVDA Tor EFF And no longer: Wikipedia - they have enough Mozilla - they don't invest in FF Considering: Internet archive Notepad++ My criteria are mainly what I use in my everyday life and derive value from it. Wha
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I don't know for all other people, but ai totally can be solution to some of my problems, but the current technological landscape does not let it. I'd like for my ai assistant to have as much context about me as possible so that i
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diminishing market and margins call for extreme pressure to monitize whatever is left of the user base.
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The Day Grok Told Everyone About 'White Genocide'
(theatlantic.com)
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ECB hopes to have political deal on digital euro by early 2026
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TikTok charged with breaching EU online content rules
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The Aegean and Sicily were full of greeks and we would've heard if the phoenicians were trying to build an empire there. Instead, we know that phoenicians were name after the purple dye they were selling. What's more, according to
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Any idea why the ottomans felt obliged to "gift" another obelisk to the brits though?
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