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by herculity275 2y ago
Very nice! I fiddled with this idea a few months back but the models available at the time were woefully slow on a macbook. Will definitely give this a spin, there's a large category of web serials and less popular translated novels th
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by herculity275 2y ago
Highly recommend Doomed City, probably the most complex novel the Strugackis ever wrote.
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by herculity275 2y ago
I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to, but pretty much every major 20th century intellectual had misanthropic undertones (and sometimes overtones) - people who read/think/write an exceptional amount don't t
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by herculity275 2y ago
> Even having the option of a hard spend limit would be hazardous, because accounting teams might push the use of such tools, and thereby risk data loss incidents when problems happen. "Hazardous" feels like the wrong word here
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by herculity275 2y ago
They have similar ideas about Moldova and the Baltics. The intense militarization within the Russia is not going to end anytime soon - we've seen this play out in Germany 90 years ago, why do you think this time will be different?
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by herculity275 2y ago
Giving big Chamberlain energy.
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by herculity275 2y ago
Is there a reason why projects opt for a Discord server rather than setting up a subreddit? Is it simply because Discord is easier to moderate?
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by herculity275 2y ago
> there is definitly a suggestion and I would even say more than that. the OP comment literaly says he is on the payroll of russia lol Being on Russian payroll is not a criminal offense, there are plenty of RT-affiliated journalists who
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by herculity275 2y ago
The comment you're responding to just speculates that he will escape to Russia based on his (very consistent) views and activism, there's no suggestion that he should go to prison because of them.
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by herculity275 2y ago
Did he get hundreds of millions in cash and dozens of luxury cars by pirating songs on the Internet?
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by herculity275 2y ago
In London lots of platform signs are directional - "northbound" vs "southbound", "eastbound" vs "westbound". Navigating them effectively often requires knowing (at least vaguely) which direction you&#
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Deno De-Emphasizes HTTP Imports(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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by herculity275 2y ago
I think it's just micro-fiction, a 1 sentence (2, if you count the comment) short horror story. The chain lift stops making noise right before the roller coaster car is about to drop. If humanity is on a roller coaster, "the drop&
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by herculity275 2y ago
The author has also written a short horror story about simulated intelligence which I highly recommend: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
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by herculity275 2y ago
Kind of you to link the Wiki page as the full sentence that mentions Mullis' astrology belief is: "Mullis professed a belief in astrology and wrote about an encounter with a fluorescent, talking raccoon that he suggested might hav
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by herculity275 2y ago
I've seen a few apps attempt this, e.g. Talkpal ( https://talkpal.ai ) Wonder how long it will take Duolingo to roll out a its own version
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by herculity275 2y ago
Noticed this in Georgian politics - paid shills and people whose behavior is indistinguishable from paid shills are increasingly referred to as "bots" with no presumption of being non-human.
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by herculity275 2y ago
Wonder how long until Hollywood CGI shops have these types of models running as part of their post-production pipeline. Big blockbusters often release with ridiculously broken CGI due to crunch (Black Panther's third act was notorious
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by herculity275 2y ago
IME the niche subs are still doing fine, it's the popular ones that are getting astroturfed and Eternal September'ed into oblivion. I do expect the LLM bots to eventually render the platform unusable, they would need to implement
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by herculity275 2y ago
Didn't "Attention Is All you Need" bill transformers primarily as a translation model?
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by herculity275 2y ago
> Sony doesn't publish numbers but a good guess is 3-4 million active players. I find it really hard to believe that 3 million people put on PSVR2 every month. That thing gets basically no content.
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by herculity275 3y ago
> People don't go to indie concerts because of a spotify track Anecdotically I've attended multiple gigs for artists I discovered via Spotify.
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by herculity275 3y ago
> Unfortunately, humanity's future is in the hands of <redacted>. > <redacted> > And they are doing a lot more than this. I'm really curious who/what Elon was calling out here.
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by herculity275 3y ago
> He said that if he could have chosen a language, instead of English, to be the world’s shared second language, then it would be Swahili or colloquial Indonesian. He said both of these languages have been learned by millions of people a
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by herculity275 3y ago
It's still early days but things are definitely trending that way. Google Search is significantly worse than it used to be. Twitter is a cesspool of blue checked spam. Reddit is still functioning, but I keep seeing obviously transforme
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by herculity275 3y ago
It's not about assigning blame. A revolutionary technology enables revolutionary change and all sorts of bad actors will take advantage of it.
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by herculity275 3y ago
So sorry to hear about your dad! > I also ran a failed medical tourism company which sent people to get this treatment in Cuba Why did the company fail? How effective was the treatment?
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by herculity275 3y ago
I've had the same exact experience. I had to stop relying on Spotify-generated playlists because they just kept giving me the same familiar songs over and over again.
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by herculity275 3y ago
Navalnyists are soft-banned in Russia. They can't make any meaningful public statements without hitting one of the censure laws (e.g. it's illegal to say anything about the war that differs from the official Kremlin line). The FSB
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by herculity275 3y ago
Your sentence is a strawman but the logic does apply quite soundly to e.g. guns.

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