j16sdiz

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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Strange. It is working for me without pay wall. No adblocker Maybe some random or cookies thing?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Won't it be even worse? We need to re-send the full context when switching model. It's like sending your data to all provider, so at lease some of them will use it for training ...
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
The disk full scenario is greatly improved. Still buggy, but it is recoverable. Raid 5 is still consider unsafe. Don't run postgresql on it. So..... it's "very stable, unless you do this or that" state.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
This is basically asking for discovery of another case when you are being suing for one case. I think the US court system is famous for being slow. Not sure if anyone wants to make it go even slower.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
I would love to see "SEO" qualifies.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
It is more common in high-latitude countries. Very uncommon in lower latitude.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
When they inverse the priority, there are little reason to keep on using C++.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
When one truly believes: 0) Subjecting fruitfly life to this kind of treatment is unethical. 1) Life is just physics in action. 2) Physics are just algorithm (or our physical world is a simulation) It is not hard to understand why they thin
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> backed by its own ELF loader (x86-64 and aarch64) and a glibc ABI bridge Yacks
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
It's VRAM, not vRAM.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Lots of people here exposing their single sign on approve code because a scammer ask them to send them a screenshot.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> The markets generally respond to US concerns by buying more US treasuries. I think the market is buying more gold from US than ever -- this is trading US dollar for gold US gold export is at its all-time high.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
How does browser detect ads? What make you think this won't degrade into some cat and mouse game?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> prohibit the creation of multiple accounts I wonder how they are going to enforce this. I meant, it would be great if this can be enforced without being yet another id verification scheme. ... but I am not optimistic on this one.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Exactly. Debian allow you to choose different solver (typical Debian). It is easy to get galactic blow up if you insist.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Ugh? It is not just the knowledge Some model are more aggressive by default, some are more verbose by default. To get the result you want for your specific application, you run experiment with prompts and parameters.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
What make this research paper different -- this is the first genetic study of this mushroom.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Because AI have a recall of 80% or 90% at best. While it might be better than some human, it won't hit the 100% TLA+ modeling aims
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
This very much depends on which QR code library the user is using
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
I think the problem is how we keep the cattle. In natural environment, they cohabitant with other animals. They migrates. When we farm them, we remove anything not our primary product.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
The true reason is legal. > Anthropic has signed the EU AI Act's Article 50(2) Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content, ...
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
IMO. It is ok to filter them out. One simply does not have infinite time and resource to engage with everybody. Aware what you have filtered and don't treat them like idiot
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> Apple Watch is just extension of screen and notifications from the phone, so there is no overlap. Where did you got that impression? Apple Watch have lots of apps. It can make phone call and do voice recording without the phone nearby
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Tim Cook might be not. One of the AI companies might. Imagine what one could do with an infinite Charisma, propaganda generating machine.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
So... swapping $100 component for a $0.3 break? Doesn't this make including the jack even less justifiable?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
You are basically saying you can tell us, but you won't. If you are not going to tell us anything, why are you teasing us as if you will? Holding back discussion points is not a way to advance a discussion
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
> The nice thing about living in China was that it was easy and cheap to live urban. It is not that cheap when you adjust for the average hourly salary. and imported goods are disproportionly expensive when you need them
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Maybe it learn it from content farms, not RL. Before LLM, the majority of the web was content farms... but those are instantly recognizable and we seldom fall into them. Now LLM mixed the content farm style writing with _some_ real content.
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
So,.. money never "gone" ?
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by j16sdiz 2mo ago
Yes and no.. Oscilloscope is needed for things like frequency response. but most consumer care only the power loss and bandwidth only.

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