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by jsjohnst 2y ago
It’s amazing to me how little folks dig into the actual data of the test results used to make these “headline” claims. As is always the case, there’s some serious cherry picking of stats and a ton of apples to oranges comparisons.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Just because a company is 99% one thing, doesn’t mean that the 1% remaining don’t have moments of real genius. What it does mean however is that when those real genius moments happen, the company isn’t in a good position to capitalize on it
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
The photo was taken in the early 2000s though!
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Awesome, thanks for the pointer to get me jump started!
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
My guess is because the image didn’t exist in other archives and it’s a very obscure site so why would someone have seen that? More probable they stumbled on something random like this in the wild or on Internet Archive?
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Curious how this compares to the locally run AI code assistance that Jetbrains has added to their products. I’ve found it to be pretty good for what I want (which is very minimal assistance), it’s just a bit too eager to suggest code someti
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
I remember seeing this before. Curious how / who found the original in the Wayback archives? Didn’t see that mentioned in the article.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Hadn’t heard this tidbit before, but it’s definitely on brand for most other things developed in the early Microsoft era. Significant portions were heavily inspired by prior work in most cases, with some outright copied or acquired from the
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Little surprised that there aren’t contamination concerns with pumping waste water back into the snow pack. I guess at -60° it doesn’t travel far, but still.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
It’s definitely an awesome resource after digging into it, very glad you’ve shared! Like GP, at first it seemed potentially a bit shallow when skimming before I realized the format. Naming things is always hard. Somebody else mentioned “dic
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Anybody have the tl;dr on the contents of the documents?
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Seems you aren’t wrong. It does link to a lot of external resources that look good though. Makes me wonder if they should’ve avoided naming things like “chapters” as it sets the wrong expectations.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> It was seen as the responsibility of the leader to bring wealth to his followers in exchange for their loyalty and courage. Replace the word wealth with prosperity and the same applies for your later example. The leader is just someone
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> how would the model know what this unexpected message means? It would probably just ignore it and continue playing as normal. Then that’s a poor model then. Significant anomalies should be flagged for manual review, otherwise you corru
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
As another commenter said, it’s quite obvious about it. For such a key difference, I’d think they’d have the model run record a log for later inspection. Or they’d be watching the game play. Or something similar.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
I think a reasonable outcome would be to make a distinction between incidental recording (I have a camera recording Times Square and happen to pass you) as opposed to direct recording (as in you are the subject of what I’m recording). It’s
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Interesting story, if maybe a bit oversold. Since the game apparently announces this (didn’t know that), shouldn’t the model have detected a significant difference during the gameplay?
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Didn’t realize the math would be that straightforward. Is there something the author isn’t taking into account or is that a decent plausible range?
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Personally, for the tiny amount I paid back in 2017 for the app, $59.99 one time now is cheap to me. That’s under $1/month over that time which is well worth it to me. If I got “locked out” if I stopped paying, then I’d feel different,
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
I’ve been a Halide customer since the first week it was released. I’ve gotten numerous updates since and not been locked out of anything available when I purchased (and including many new things since too) without having to pay another dime
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Among the issues reported by other comments, those over index for the size of the state. Nebraska produces close to twice as much corn as Indiana for example, it’s just a much larger state. For those looking for concrete data: Iowa: 13.1M a
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Fall into a Black Hole with This New NASA Simulation(universetoday.com)
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> Funny to see myself being downvoted for a harmless call for a reason You made a critical snarky dismissal comment, what did you expect? Might I suggest reviewing: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Here’s
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> reality should know that someone can obtain any of your property There you go, was that so hard? Bitcoin isn’t some magical panacea, the reality is it’s as easily stolen/taken/lost in 99% of cases as anything else. Sure, ther
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Reality called and told me to welcome you to come back to it.
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Respectfully, disagree completely. Like somebody else stated, clicking in the Arabian Sea just to the west of India neatly splits the two circles without cutting continents. One circle becomes Africa / Europe / Asia / Austral
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
Inject you with some sodium thiopental and then further use a $5 wrench as needed for motivation. ;)
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> You don't have that option with digital fiat, even if you wanted to. Yes, you could, you just need to acquire the digital fiat anonymously through one of many methods. Then burn all record of it and watch your money disappear the
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> Is there any way to enforce that in a way that can't be worked around with a shim? You can’t definitively prove something was written in Objective-C or Swift, but you can often definitively prove something was not written in eithe
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by jsjohnst 2y ago
> Because they gained physical access That’s the very definition of “taken” isn’t it?

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