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by groceryheist 3y ago
The number of unique values in the bloom filter will go up ~exponentially with n. So to control the false positive rate the bloom filter has to grow.
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Maybe the bloom filter solution is enough, but I wonder. - Paraphrasing n=7 words (and quite a few more) within a sentence can easily be fair use. - As n gets big, the bloom filter has to also. If/when attribution is solved for LLMs (a
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by groceryheist 3y ago
The suit demonstrates instances where ChatGTP / Bing Copilot copy from the NYT verbatim. I think it is hard to argue that such copying constitutes "fair use". However, OAI/MS should be able to fix this within the curr
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. It would be nice to have a public domain or creative-commons licensed image to use instead.
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Let's float all these scarce and valuable resources on a barge in international waters and claim to be a sovereign state. Very nice way to organize donations to pirates!
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Intractable. Only the simplical complex of thought provides the optimal balance of expressiveness and constraint.
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Cory Doctorow
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by groceryheist 3y ago
Can't you just follow them all from a 3rd server, even a mastodon server?
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by groceryheist 4y ago
You've never checked a receipt on your way out of the store to make sure you weren't charged for anything you didn't purchase?
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by groceryheist 4y ago
Mass executions lead to only 2 outcomes: total fear or total war.
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by groceryheist 4y ago
If true, (is newsweek a reliable source for Iran coverage?) this would be an immensely risky and possibly stupid move. If they will kill you for protesting what deters you from terrorism and assassination?
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by groceryheist 4y ago
> There is literally nothing that happens if I know what’s going on there. > Nothing at all. It distracts me from my family, friends, work, and myself. > I have no interesting insights or original thoughts about it, and if I did, &
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by groceryheist 4y ago
Sensationalist title to a good news story: there was no intent-to-treat effect, but a low conversion rate. The ETT is a pretty impressive 50% mortality reduction. Also study is limited by a short 10 year follow-up period but there will be
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by groceryheist 4y ago
Its "evolution" in the sense it's an attempt to apply concepts from evolutionary theory to engineering problems and the principles of biological evolution are similar in the abstract.
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by groceryheist 4y ago
Completely agree! This was disjointed and didn't have a point. Wish I could downvote.
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by groceryheist 4y ago
I think that information about topics ranging from plants, agriculture, medicine, chemistry, mechanics, historical technology would be really valuable. My previous comment is somewhat overstated. Instructional material on fashioning and us
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by groceryheist 4y ago
An offline copy of wikipedia would be the next most important thing to membership in a community.
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by groceryheist 5y ago
Can somebody explain why there are 6 lines coming from the center of the star? Is this an artifact of the hexagonal submirrors? I had the impression that these would form a "perfect" mirror with the alignment finely tuned. Was I
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by groceryheist 5y ago
My dissertation was about point #2.
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by groceryheist 5y ago
I'm dying. Table 1 is incredible. It's machine learning jargon from a parallel universe. "counterfeit consciousness" "fog computing" "information stockroom" "profound neural organization" &q
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by groceryheist 5y ago
The striking thing to me about this is the sensitivity of the instrument.
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Amazon's Antitrust Paradox by Lina Kahn (2017)(yalelawjournal.org)
4 points by groceryheist 5y ago|0 comments
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by groceryheist 6y ago
You can configure Spark to use arrow for passing data between Java and Python via spark.sql.execution.arrow.pyspark.enabled but yes, Spark uses Java datatypes internally.
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by groceryheist 6y ago
What's the root cause of inequality? There are certainly historical causes of inequality (e.g. slavery, feudalism, colonialism). These root causes are largely in the past, though they have modern residues (e.g. racism, sexism, western
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by groceryheist 6y ago
Boo gatekeeping. Knowing how to learn from complex data is the key competency!
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by groceryheist 6y ago
Measuring the predictability of life outcomes with a scientific mass collaboration. http://www.pnas.org/lookup/doi/10.1073/pnas.1915006117 You might think that it's possible to use machine learning to pr
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by groceryheist 6y ago
They statistically controlled for field so the answer is probably yes.
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by groceryheist 6y ago
This paper is about differences between the academic community discussing open science and reproducibility. One main takeaway is perhaps unsurprising: the open science community is apparently more collaborative, with a more connected co-au
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by groceryheist 7y ago
I just started using orgzly and it synced really well with Nextcloud over webdav. I'm impressed with it overall.
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by groceryheist 7y ago
Here's my ass-bag of predictions. 1. Sharing economy remains strong, but investors (at least in uber/lyft possibly others) are disappointed as it isn't possible to maintain monopoly. Multi-sided markets expand into more sect

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