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by hhjinks 2y ago
Causing thousands of Americans to unknowingly act in the interest of the CCP is not the manipulation Congress is afraid of? In what universe?
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by hhjinks 2y ago
Because the mass manipulation tool is owned by a foreign adversary with a vested interest in manipulating the US to weaken it on the international stage, so that it can establish a new global hegemony. A more interesting question; why does
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by hhjinks 2y ago
>TikTok has given an alternative voice to groups typically marginalized on pro-Western platforms This has to be substantiated, because it seems blatantly absurd on its face. Are you saying TikTok is an anti-western platform? That, in and
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by hhjinks 2y ago
The only more generous interpretation I can see is that OpenAI actually did intend to be open, but only between December 11th 2015 to January 2nd 2016, at which point they had changed their mind.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
She doesn't seem to have a (public) twitter account anymore, so I'm on the better shape side.
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by hhjinks 2y ago
The recommended resolution went from 512x512 to 1024x1024 in that time span :)
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by hhjinks 3y ago
That's not what hikikomori are. Hikikomori shut themselves in and interact with the outside (real) world as little as possible. You don't even have to be a NEET to be a hikikomori, and there's no implication of social withdra
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Some things cannot be worked through. Sometimes a distraction lasts long enough for things to sort themselves out. That's my experience, at least.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Emotional suppression isn't the same as not sharing your feelings, per the linked article. I don't think the world would be worse if men started sharing their feelings, but I do believe there are societal factors that force men in
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Hypo-sensitization treatments for pollen last for ~3 years and have effects lasting years.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
The community would've had to do that anyway. The SD1.5-based NSFW models of today are miles ahead of those from just a year ago.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
How much does the inner ear accelerate horizontally when you're already moving, though? After you're moving at a set pace, wouldn't almost all the acceleration be up or down, depending on how much "bounce" there is
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by hhjinks 3y ago
True. I probably thought about dilation in the context of bronchodilation and incorrectly transferred that to muscles.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
That's small time. Back in my day, like 15 years ago, there was an on-machine bokmål to nynorsk translation program, named Nyno31, if I remember correctly. It wasn't great, but it would secure you a C with zero effort. Teachers we
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Well, asthma is multifaceted. You can have an obstruction caused by muscles contracting, or by mucus from inflammation. In either case, dilating the muscles, which is what albuterol does, can give you better air flow, lessening your percept
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by hhjinks 3y ago
>Treating inflammation from 'bad' causes (outside of genetic disposition) is probably a bad I'm pretty sure most asthmatics would disagree.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
That wouldn't be legal even if GPT was a person. It being software doesn't play into your argument at all.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
All that regulation sure made a lot of stock exchanges pop up...
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Game plumber, not animated plumber. There is only one game plumber of note. It's literally exactly as descriptive as just saying Nintendo's Mario.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
What is a fair price? The entire NYT library would be a fraction of a fraction of the training set (presumably).
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by hhjinks 3y ago
That's not what they're asking. What happens to the individuals if AI can automate a large portion of service jobs? A lot of people who lost their jobs due to disrupting innovations never managed to return to their previous inco
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by hhjinks 3y ago
How do you "discover" that user input can be used for injection attacks?
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by hhjinks 3y ago
What do you think the industry will look like in the near future?
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by hhjinks 3y ago
You fix your local tree before sharing it. Alternatively, you can communicate with your team and tell them they'll need to run git fetch && git rebase -i origin/main to drop your erroneously merged commits.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
Why would I want to keep the details? Umpteen "tmp", "fix" and "fixed typo" provide negative value. When I check the blame of a line, I need to see the context of the change, meaning a description of all the
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by hhjinks 3y ago
I've been wondering about how feasible it is to simulate long term memory by running multiple LLMs at the same time. One of them would be tasked with storing and retrieving long term memories from disc, so it'd need to be instruct
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by hhjinks 3y ago
I already do that if I'm on a device without adblock, by muting the tab and switching to something else.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
People use the euclidean definition of circle in common parlance? If I can have dark circles under my eyes, then my zeroes can be circles too.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
0 is round because it's a circle.
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by hhjinks 3y ago
I do this, too. Coding is actually a very visual endeavour for me. I can only describe it as "flow". If my code doesn't "flow", I'm not happy with it. I am baffled by my teammates who seem to have no visual a

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