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I have had periods of time where I couldn't use my hands to use the computer due to bad rsi. I used an eye tracker for controlling the mouse and a voice recognition tool (talon) for typing. However, I couldn't use these for very l
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4y ago
It has been shown that the input data can be reverse-engineered from the model weights. How do you deal with this issue?
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4y ago
Unlike rocks, plastic is high in energy (as evidenced by the fact that you can put it on fire).
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4y ago
If you are chronically tired you should go see a doctor regardless of what the fitbit says.
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jaggirs
4y ago
Been using linux for 10 years, had no idea you could paste with the middle mouse button.
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4y ago
If everyone's doing it then you might as well do it too.
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4y ago
Repetitive Strain Injury, which is an umbrella term for a ton of different conditions but they generally involve pain from doing a certain activity too much or unergonomically
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4y ago
I think that by now the term has been hijacked
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4y ago
I don't understand why this issue still persists on linux. As far as I can tell all earlyoom needs to do is kill the process that has eaten the most memory in the last minute or so. On windows this issue is non-existent.
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4y ago
I was programming today and I realized that there is a very common naming issue I encounter, which is that of naming variables that are 'lists of lists of something'. For example I might have an 'embedding' object, which
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Superplurality
(academic.oup.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
SAT for initializing nn parameters? Can you elaborate on this a bit, it seems interesting.
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4y ago
I am not sure how you can be so derogatory yet apparently so ignorant. Have you even seen what DALLE-2 (or imagen) can generate? DALLE-2 does not have to 'prove itself' it is clearly on-par with human designers in terms of quality
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4y ago
Someone also made the "open source cookbook" https://github.com/logicguy1/The-Cookbook Seems like the ideal way to share and learn new recipes to me
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4y ago
You still need to do KYC
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5y ago
For every btc bought there is one sold, the equation you gave thus adds up to zero.
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5y ago
what
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5y ago
Because you can use the same code for both interfaces.
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5y ago
One disatvantage of the language itself is the need for compilation, which isn't that fast in my limited experience. But I would love to hear how much this affects iteration speed.
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5y ago
Goatcounter is exactly what I need, nothing more, nothing less.
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5y ago
But why would a new entrant get the chain from a node that already exited, and why would this affect anyone other than the entrant itself? I assume the new entrant is itself liable if it copies the wrong chain, because other nodes will vote
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5y ago
No
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Nuclear power plants are an economical no-brainer. The ecomic consequences of a disaster are nothing compared to the power produced over the average life time of a nuclear plant. Fukushimas economical damage may not even be attributable to
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5y ago
Yes, I mean the exclusion zone, it doesn't matter, the numbers are still in nuclear's favor.
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Land is valuable, but it's value is overshadowed by the massive amounts of energy production of a nuclear plant.
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5y ago
Nuclear is one of the least deadly energy sources (taking all deaths, including by nuclear disaster, into account). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jzfpyo-q-RM
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Python
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Stop the Adness: How Blockchain Will Replace Advertising
(jhargrave.medium.com)
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5y ago
Your surgeon is not your hairdresser. He cut away what he needed to cut away, if you want to cut away more later you can do it yourself.
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5y ago
It makes no less sense than a painting. If you accept that an original painting has more value than a perfectly good copy, whilst being undistinguishable for anyone except a few experts, you should realize NFT's have the exact same arr
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