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10mo ago
Is the copyright registered? https://www.copyright.gov/registration While copyright registration is not legally required for copyright protection, it is the practical way to create usable evidence that the work is coprighte
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10mo ago
"promotion" is just a word. Either management can pay for performance, or employ can perform for pay, and cut back on work hours.
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10mo ago
I don't understand this thinking. How many hours per week did you spend coding on your most recent project? If you could do something else during that time, and the code still got written, what would you do? Or are you saying that you
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10mo ago
Inaccurate. > Apple gave me access to this Mac Studio cluster to test RDMA over Thunderbolt, Better: "Engfluencer suggests you spend $15k to run a model slightly faster (jeffgeerling.com)"
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10mo ago
These are fun but they lose too much of the original content. "Texas accidentally does something good for privacy" is not really an improvement over the original (already half-editorialized) "Texas is suing all of the big TV
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10mo ago
Thanks, that makes sense. Strange that the writeup skipped the most important step in the vulnerability!
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10mo ago
You log in to goodsite.com goodsite.com loads a script from user-generated-content-size.com/evil.js evil.js reads and writes all your goodsite.com account data.
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10mo ago
The linked site https://heartbreak.ing/ explains that Mintlify disabled CORS, so that 3rd party sites can run code in your Mintlify-using environment (X, Vercel, etc). The OP site says that .svg files can only run scripts i
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10mo ago
Which orgs?
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10mo ago
On Mac emdash is option-shift-hypen (aka shift-endash, aka capital endash) In Menlo font (Chrome on Mac's default monospace font, used for HN comments) em-dash(—) and en-dash (–) use the same glyph, though.
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10mo ago
Are you saying that needless sentences don't count as needless words? As GPT would say, "You've hit upon a crucial point underlying the entire situtation!"
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10mo ago
The submission is an ad. University press releases should not be posted on HN. a press release is just a published paper + PR spin. If the PR spin were true, it would be in the paper. Just link to the paper. https://www.nature.co
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10mo ago
Terr_ was agreeing with you and highlighting how old the debate is.
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What do "most" people thinking about LLMs, then? The "hair-splitting" underlies the whole GenAI debate.
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> it satisfies people's needs to believe that they are somehow special in the universe. Is it only humans that have this need? That makes the need special, so humans are special in the universe.
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10mo ago
Please explain, because this interpetation of "Godel" is highly nonstandard.
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10mo ago
> Concepts like > finite context windows like a human has > or the fact that the model is "frozen" and stateless, much like a human adult. Models get updated at a slower frequency than humans. AI systems have access to f
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10mo ago
Constantly Swapping its Eight Megabytes, of course. https://google.com/search?q=Eight+Megabytes++And+Constantly+...
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10mo ago
The military starts with a cool name, then makes an immediate backronym for launch.
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pty is a Pseudo TeletYpe (aka, terminal emulator). It's 50-year-old word. ptyxis is a word based on the 'pty' base, because it's not the only pty program. It's a nearly-unique name, which is very good for the task o
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10mo ago
Most of your examples are software! Also SHAKE and RATTLE describe the motion-simulation in the algorithm. Acronyms are abbreviations for meaningful names.
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10mo ago
awk is short for awkward, like awkword, for awkwardly manipulating words (text).
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10mo ago
As always, which model versions did you use in your test?
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10mo ago
Calibri was the default MS Word from 2007 until July 2023, when Aptos took over. Calibri became the State font in Jan 2023.
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10mo ago
They can buy a local LLM from an expert provider.
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10mo ago
That might work well for Apple to be the consumer electronic manufacturer that people use to connect to OpenAI/Anthropic/Google for their powerful creative work.
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10mo ago
Grammar-check and clip-art work fine locally. There are local use-cases, but the powerful use-cases are very important.
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10mo ago
My Sun Ray is back in style! $30 on eBay!
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10mo ago
Title doesn't match article well. It doesn't distinguish "companies will shrink with the deal" from "companies will shrink without the deal"
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10mo ago
You need to go mod 10^(-n) to avoid the bias in the first digits. I'd prefer that one person choose a non-square integer, and the other choose (very large) n.
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