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j_maffe
2y ago
Yes, but again see my previous comment about the asymmetry of visibility.
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j_maffe
2y ago
It is if the post consistently gets vouched for whenever others stumble across it. Of course if it only got flags then it likely represents a widespread opinion.
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2y ago
I think you're doing a good job in turning off flags for some devisive posts. I was just surprised at how easy it is to kill the post from just a couple (?) flags especially after others have vouched for it. There was this weird behavi
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2y ago
With enough repetitive suggestions asking for the same thing, it will just continuously push your writing style towards this ultra-dry writing. Plus, even in business emails it's important to show a human side in writing. It's not
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2y ago
If you're going to cite the ICC arrest warrant for Hamas then you have to acknowledge the one they've issued to Netanyahu for using starvation as a weapon.
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2y ago
There's more to writing than clarity, though. Not all written communication needs to abide of the efficient/clear writing style of technical documentation FFS
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2y ago
More red lines means more subscribers, right?
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2y ago
It's a chatbot... what UI features that OAI provided that you couldn't find in other providers before? I've found Claude 3.5 to give the better responses in my experience.
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2y ago
Thanks for saying this. Whenever Grammarly puts a red line under a slightly superflouos part of the sentence I get more and more agitated at this small nudging to robotic writing.
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2y ago
I think it could be an accessable way to learn more about the topic. But just plainly reading about the topic through the vast written literature would be a better way to do so.
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2y ago
Can someone please explain why this was flagged? Seems like a perfectly relevant post. Edit: To anyone that sees this comment, please vouch for the post as someone has flagged it again.
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2y ago
> So if you have no other option, why not play a game? That's the question though, do you not have any other options? Things that are more gratifying and contribute to your development than some brain-dead game?
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2y ago
git doesn't have discoverability or any kind of decentralized CDN service AFAIK.
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Fidelity has cut its estimate of X's value by 79% since Musk's purchase
(techcrunch.com)
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2y ago
Could you elaborate? IPFS is already being used quite successfully by LibGen and Z-lib AFAIK.
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2y ago
Content from Amusing Ourselves to Death presented as a visual comic to facilitate/"enhance" its communication is deeply ironic. Can't wait for the TikTok video.
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2y ago
You learn all of these lessons by practicing most other practices/crafts.
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2y ago
Exactly. Even the US would have to dip into their savings to show that kind of money within a few years.
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2y ago
The GDP of UAE is 500B, 1.1T in Saudi, and 230B in Qatar. It'd take them decades to provide that kind of money.
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2y ago
You're assuming exponential growth based on early growth rates. Those rates are extremely unlikely.
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2y ago
Well, yeah but right now we're reaping many benefits from the industrial revolution. Malnutrition for sure. Not saying it's the same as the AI boom though.
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2y ago
Succeed off of lies and deceit to gain goodwill from workers and governments.
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2y ago
Negative comments are not always a product of negativity. Sometimes it's positive feedback to improve something that has potential.
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2y ago
X+Y+1~=X+Y when X,Y>>1. Does it really matter if you have a 16mm or 17mm phone + case?
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2y ago
But don't people use phone cases anyway to protect these fragile devices? what's the point then?
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2y ago
looks like it's mainly for research data, mainly life sciences, no?
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2y ago
Exactly. Projects like these incorporate so much more than the technical infrastructure.
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2y ago
I think it'd be just too expensive to incorporate code-writing in CoT. Maybe once they implement having a cluster of different model sizes in one answer it'll work out.
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I think GP means dead as in there'll be no more design efforts targeted at it.
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2y ago
Custom architecture optimized for ML is a thing.
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