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I doubt your use of "insane".
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The fact is that no matter how "advanced" AI seems to get, it always falls short and does not satisfy what we think of as true AI. It's always a case of "it's going to get better", and it's been said like
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I would bet all of my assets of my life that AGI will not be seen in the lifetime of anyone reading this message right now. That includes anyone reading this message long after the lives of those reading it on its post date have ended. Whic
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This is absolutely magnificent. Game-changing improvement, really shows how amazing the C++ committees are working.
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This is absolutely huge, the biggest one. Congrats to Maria. It's really a big one.
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It’s not just about safety, it’s also about speed. For many applications, having to check the values during runtime constantly is a bottleneck they do not want.
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It’s a question of compile time versus runtime.
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But if the number type’s value can change at runtime as long as it stays within the range, thus may not always be possible to check at compile time.
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Perhaps you didn’t realize that the United States has required most Europeans to scan their fingerprints for several decades upon entry.
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In some places, some people absolutely could not endure the long travels to the West Coast, for example the Oregon Trail was extremely difficult and many people quit somewhere in the middle and settled into those Midwestern states. Yes they
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Newark New Jersey just walked into the room. “The armpit of America“.
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It’s actually a very famous city, but not for entirely good reasons. For starters, it did in my youth have the highest per capita rate of murder in the United States. However, Michael Jackson is from there. So there’s that.
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The phrase “got tired “is not referring to the modern populations but rather the people who founded those original settlements in those states centuries ago.
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And the southern part of the state is actually one of the most famous places in the United States for painters to retreat in the autumn as there are no trees as beautiful as you will find there. Calling some states good states and others no
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I’m a little confused, are you physically located in China or is your data getting routed through China despite you live somewhere else? I can’t figure out what’s being said here.
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I can’t quite follow the logic of your question, it seems maybe you either don’t understand my comment or you don’t understand how this visa works.
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This is exactly correct. The H1B visa has not lived up to its original premise in quite some time. A very significant percentage of people who are now working on these visas are not offering anything beyond what is already available within
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"1+1 sq ft in sq in=" The order of operations here is quite ambiguous. It’s not obvious even to a human reader how you would expect this to be interpreted.
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I don't see how my comment above could be interpreted as any sort of personal attack or tar-and-feather behavior towards the person I replied to. This is a discussion about a bad business practice at a major company, and that is what t
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When something happens on this scale, you cannot call it a "mistake." This is more than a mistake, it's a culture.
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Username makes sense.
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You would be surprised how many companies use bookmarked Slack posts as their wiki!
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It was a huge enough deal that the title of this post got changed.
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I question your use of the word “fundamental“.
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How is that even legal.
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Personally, I’m very suspicious of any post that ends with “this was automatically generated by ChatGPT.“ Whenever I see this phrase, it strongly suggests it was written with AI.
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Being too thin can be deadlier than being overweight, Danish study reveals
(sciencedaily.com)
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If you fix random seeds, disable dropout, and configure deterministic kernels, you can get reproducible outputs locally. But you still have to control for GPU non-determinism, parallelism, and even library version differences. Some framewor
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This. I’m still amazed how many people don’t understand how this technology actually works. Even those you would think would have a vested interest in understanding it.
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This is becoming more and more common to see these bans in Europe as well. When you combine these changes with current or upcoming social media bans in many countries, and other similar initiatives, it really could be, hopefully, a turning
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