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by greazy 8mo ago
No. It was developed as a general purpose language. I think you are conflating the development of Servo with the design and development of Rust.
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by greazy 8mo ago
> FDA took issue with the “comparator” in its clinical trial — the vaccine the company used as a benchmark to evaluate its own shot. > FDA said the use of the standard flu shot as a comparator “does not reflect the best-available stan
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by greazy 8mo ago
Ads, like AI, subsumes the product in which its embedded in. OpenAI is now an ads company.
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by greazy 8mo ago
LLM writing reads like shitty blogs turned into books. I'm not sure what this is called, but when the chapter can be summed up in a sentence or two, but fleshed out to cover 3 or four pages, with multiple anecdotes conveying the same c
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by greazy 8mo ago
That was fantastic thanks for sharing.
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by greazy 8mo ago
I'm okay with that. I'd rather he spend every minute with her then waste his time trying to tech bro a solution. It's even more disappointing to see the focus is LLM bullshit. He's not reaching out to current experts in
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by greazy 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Fajgenbaum > David C. Fajgenbaum (born March 29, 1985) is an American immunology researcher and author who is currently an assistant professor at the Perelman School of Medicine o
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by greazy 8mo ago
OP if you're reading this, your time is better spent advocating for your partner, being there for her and loving her. We've been using "AI" in science far longer than you realise. We happily take on new tech at breath ta
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by greazy 8mo ago
I can fill in my opinion of Impress <-> Powerpoint. It's atrocious primarily due to MS not following open ODF. Everything is out of wack, dot point have different shapes, and spacing is wrong. Impress is also not all that great.
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by greazy 8mo ago
One day I'd like to see people write the same regarding USA software companies. Not defending Russia but pointing out the hypocrisy.
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by greazy 8mo ago
Haha I laughed after reading your comment and mine. Yep auto correct got me good.
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by greazy 8mo ago
I work in a lab as an analyst (bioinformatician), we are register and pay for quality assurance programs that contain an embarrassing about of technical errors.
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by greazy 9mo ago
Check the Twitter comments, he had an llm 'improve' his draft.
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by greazy 9mo ago
I truly believe the training medical doctors receive affects how they conduct research. They are far more likely to ignore uncertainty and jump to conclusions.
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by greazy 9mo ago
> There is no clear definition of AGI ? Yes there's a clear defintion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_general_intelligenc... I think you mean there is no agreed upon definition? Even that is dubious s
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by greazy 9mo ago
Did you successfully get a job? That's the only metric that matters.
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by greazy 9mo ago
You are equating government audits with social media outrage. One is not like the other.
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by greazy 9mo ago
No, they'd make you take it out if the scanner / person is unable to classify the object.
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by greazy 9mo ago
In that 5 years your industry would have left you behind :( unfortunately. Unless you do the type of job that allows this style of living but afaik, it's not tech.
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by greazy 9mo ago
My very good colleague who was absolutely brilliant statistician shared his wisdom: Max the now, min the future. He focused on the present but hated work, it was utterly boring to him, even if objectively the work benefited humanity. One da
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by greazy 9mo ago
... You haven't met Colombians. It could be just my extended family or it could be cultural; they love celebrating birthdays, including your birthday and theirs, and will actively and overtly tell you what they expect. In a strange way
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by greazy 9mo ago
> Lately I’ve seen a push toward minimal or nonexistent code review, with the claim that we should move from “validating architecture” to “validating behavior.” This is very bad. A programmers output is code, when we begin to measure the
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by greazy 9mo ago
Yesterday I discovered that Windows 11 has two right click menues that appear depending on where you click on a file??? I despise W11.
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by greazy 9mo ago
What motherboard supports this much ram?
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by greazy 9mo ago
This has been fixed for ages. The dep solver was changed to Libmamba a few years ago.
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by greazy 9mo ago
this is what I'm thinking. GI related issues
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by greazy 9mo ago
Do I read correctly that your md file is 15k tokens? how many words is that? that's a lot!
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by greazy 9mo ago
Unfortunately LO can not handle most people's document requirements. Not at any fault of LO, it's Microsoft who make comparability hard or impossible. So when working with most people who will be using Office, LO will fail to corr
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by greazy 10mo ago
How's the battery life?
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by greazy 10mo ago
I haven't seen an actual experiment that replicates anecdotal evidence but this discussion comes to mind https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42580659 from memory, the logical explanation is that by connecting to the s

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