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4mo ago
I would not be surprised if it turned out the exact attention mechanism does not really matter, similarly to the sigmoid, ReLU, GELU movement, only the speed on calculation - and QKV is pretty good at that on the GPUs.
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7mo ago
Enforcement is the real issue, not the specific red lines, regardless of what Anthropic claims and news outlets repeat. Verification requires access to classified logs. These logs would attract the spies of the whole world. Even if these lo
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1y ago
From the actual paper ( https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adu8349 ): "All measurements were performed at 20° ± 0.2°C maintained by an air circulation system unless otherwise noted. The temperature of
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hollosi
2y ago
Focusing solely on taxes misses the point that most people do not fully utilize "included" baggage allowances on domestic trips, and that is pure profit. Let's assume a $40 bag fee: $25 cost to handle the bag, $3 tax, $12 pro
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3y ago
Practically the whole world educates doctors with a 6-year program straight out of high school, out of which 6 years are relevant to medical education, instead of the 8 years in the US, out of which 4 are barely relevant to medical educatio
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3y ago
The real question is why the insurance companies are pushing the annual exams very hard, not just in consumer ads, but using lots of incentives for primary care physicians. One would assume they would not want to pay for unnecessary tests f
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4y ago
SMS forwarding sends the content, not the sender (phone number) info. In principle, they can search your previous messages and find the sender, but it's unclear if that would raise some privacy issues. Most likely they just use the rep
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4y ago
Which is true for most human-generated content, too.
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4y ago
The European Union has this for a few years now for electronic communications service providers, and it works well! https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/faqs/contract-summa...
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4y ago
Plummeting sperm counts is a worldwide trend. On the other hand, people in more industrial countries are exposed to different chemicals (BPA, FPOAs, flame retardants, food additives, etc.), than people in more agrarian countries (field chem
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4y ago
Perl is preinstalled on pretty much every Linux and MacOS since time immemorial, and it's pretty much guaranteed to stay preinstalled for the foreseeable future. Python3 is up and coming, and eventually it will get there, but old machi
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4y ago
People like the convenience of having their bookmarks and saved passwords available, so the Incognito mode serves a purpose, it's just not what its name implies. Only its name is a problem, the description on the starter page correctly
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4y ago
This is probably less invention, more marketing. Manipulating ions requires a lot of current. Drop an AA battery to a soup and nothing remarkable happens quickly, but lick the same battery and you will definitely feel it immediately. If you
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4y ago
It's just to emphasize that they may be lenient about some other tickets as long as they are way in the past, but they are not lenient about these ones. These are reasonable conditions, but apparently they are not easy to pass. I think
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4y ago
Essentially: no DUI (ever!), no texting while driving (ever!), no tickets in the last 3 years. Surprisingly low percent of truck drivers can pass this. Plus, many trucks have a driver-facing camera, no privacy.
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5y ago
Knowing the price in advance vs hoping for the best is worth a lot, even if on average the latter was cheaper.
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5y ago
Probably fake news. Tesla cars are not licensed for operation without a control of a driver. It's unlikely Tesla (the company) would take the financial responsibility to cause any damage or injury during an unlicensed operation without
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5y ago
PHP's main problem is its very shallow learning curve. The 5840 built-in functions provide easy ways to get many useful things done with minimal dabbling. In other words, one can be a "scripter" instead of a "programmer&
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5y ago
Most people don't have metabolic issues, yet steadily gaining weight. South Korea vs. North Korea clearly shows the effect of food availability. Same genetics. No one said the solution was easy, only that the solution was simple. But v
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6y ago
Facebook also just shut government-linked accounts in Uganda ahead of elections, for "co-ordinated inauthentic behaviour", whatever that means. The bar is indeed getting lower, for better or worse. https://www.bbc.com&#
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6y ago
Medical software is terrible, because healthcare is very expensive, and this is the only effective cost control. Since the payers (insurance companies and the government) want to avoid seen making medical decisions, their only way to bring