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9mo ago
Alpha Centauri is only 4.2 light years away. 0.25c is definitely enough to reach it. You could even do a round trip in only your adult years.
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9mo ago
I doubt Waymo would publicly talk about this if it did happen. I also doubt the IP is worth that much. Most of the secret sauce to starting a competitor probably isn't an end model tuned for a specific configuration of a car but the ab
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9mo ago
Having since read more about the author I'm pretty sure you're right the novel was earnest, but honestly it read as excellent satire when I didn't know it wasn't meant to be (and I read it prior to seeing the movie). Wou
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9mo ago
Meanwhile codex is running a free tier for a month right now for anyone who wants to experiment with it: https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-codex-app/ Doesn't appear to include the new model though, onl
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9mo ago
I'm reading "situation" as "engaged in the occupation of networking, but it's not a job" in the above... but yeah that's one part of why it's an overly charitable reading.
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9mo ago
Reading more charitably than is likely deserved, it could be "his background and situation (of knowing tons of rich people who might also put funds into this)"
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9mo ago
Less than a billion of dollars to become the arbiter of truth probably sounds like a great deal to the well off dictatorial powers of the world. So long as models can be trained to have a bias (and it's hard to see that going away) I&#
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9mo ago
I've always thought of the NDP as being pretty firmly to the left of the liberals - with labour movements, democratic socialism, welfare, etc being pretty much the defining features of what I consider to be the left and core tenets of
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9mo ago
Life in Canada would no doubt deprove drastically. The loss of healthcare. The loss of language rights. The loss of the right not to be harassed and gassed by secret police. Etc.
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9mo ago
Yeah... the F-35 in pretty large quantities.
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9mo ago
If Russia had the means to invade Canada and hold territory they might try it. They don't. It's not even within the realm of possibility. It's absurdist fantasy to imagine otherwise. Their military is simply far too weak and
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9mo ago
I got a remarkable 2 roughly when it was released and as far as I can tell the company never supported third party devs. They gave you root access but no relevant source code... Really quite disappointing, the device could have been a lot
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9mo ago
The MP representing the NDP in this matter is also the MP who represents Canada's northernmost territory (Nunavut). They are clear on who the adversary is, like almost all Canadians are, it is the US. No one else is threatening our ter
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9mo ago
Carney is the prime minister of Canada. The NDP is the farther left party in Canada.
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9mo ago
Not as trivially as the forwards direction, unsurprisingly information is lost, but better than you might expect. See for example https://arxiv.org/pdf/2405.15012
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9mo ago
RAM having binary sizing is a perfectly good reason for hard drives having binary sized sectors (more efficient swap, memory maps, etc), which in turn justifies all of hard disks being sized in binary.
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9mo ago
Form support is touted on the homepage: https://www.getgrist.com/forms/ For what it's worth, which isn't much because this is probably outdated: I remember trying grist a few years ago and leaving mildly unim
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9mo ago
Looks like them too, both subtractive and additive manufacturing. Not bending sheet metal though.
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9mo ago
Also when the temperature differential is lower, so ideal might be solar -> battery (to time shift to warmest outdoor temperature) -> heat pump -> thermal battery (to time shift to when you need heat). Does seem like a lot of added
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9mo ago
I read the exceptions as a grant of additional rights to mattermost's copyright (but not to third parties), I don't think that conflicts. I'm not sure that they actually granted a GPL license at all though. I could see this d
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9mo ago
I'm not saying CC doesn't have issues and curious design decisions - but your terminal should only be rendering (at most) a single window of characters every frame no matter what. CC shouldn't be capable of making that take 1
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9mo ago
Compressing information in AGENTS.md makes a ton of sense, but why are they measuring their context in bytes and not tokens!?
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9mo ago
That sounds like an issue with your terminal more than an issue with CC...
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9mo ago
I upvoted, but > Edit: Before you downvote, can you explain how the model could degrade WITHOUT changes to the prompts? The article actually links to this fine postmortem by anthropic that demonstrates one way this is possible - software
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9mo ago
Benchmarks shortcomings are no worse... they inevitably measure something that is only close to the thing you actually care about, not the thing you actually care about. It's entirely plausible that this decreased benchmark score is be
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9mo ago
The world record for hatetris (tetris with deterministic somewhat adversarial piece selection instead of random piece selection) is still finite. The game is not solved. https://qntm.org/records
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9mo ago
The claim here isn't that the technology can't, but that the people using it chose to use it to not. Equivalent to the person with a hammer who chose to smash the 2x4 into pieces instead of driving a nail into it.
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9mo ago
Saying "some people use llms to spread lies therefore I don't trust any llms" is like saying "since people use people to spread lies therefore I don't trust any people". Regardless of whether or not you should
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9mo ago
Comparing against stockfish isn't fair. That's comparing against enormous amounts of compute spent experimenting with strategies, training neutral nets, etc. It will lose so badly there will be no point in the comparison. Besides
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9mo ago
Neither actually... It was an anti trans/kiwi farms brigade... The Torvalds dispute probably came about in part because of defensive behavior triggered this brigade but was really unrelated.
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