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10mo ago
This is the first flash/mini model that doesn't make a complete ass of itself when I prompt for the following: "Tell me as much as possible about Skatval in Norway. Not general information. Only what is uniquely true for Skat
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10mo ago
I don’t think the nurse is lying at all. The medical case is real. My point is that the article omitted the fact that the patient she treated had ingested a massive, lethal dose of concentrate (acute poisoning), and she was exposed to it wh
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10mo ago
Is lying by omission and juxtaposition. It's manipulation. And it pisses me off to no end. I read the original source. It has NOTHING to do with Parkinson’s. It’s a suicidal dose ingested, and when extracted, it was still a dangerous c
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10mo ago
Yeah, I found it myself. And yes, it's nasty stuff. But in the context of the article, it’s pure nonsense. Should we ban anhydrous ammonia, chlorine, or gasoline? They are nasty and dangerous too. The article is purely scare-mongering
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10mo ago
I just finished reading article and honestly, my BS detector is going off the charts. I’m not saying pesticides are health tonics, but this piece feels like pure litigation PR rather than an actual investigation. It prioritizes storytellin
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10mo ago
The chance this is a trustworthy source for me is close to 0. This just sound like fantastic pseudology: “Even secondary exposure can be dangerous. One case published in the Rhode Island Medical Journal described an instance where a 50-year
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10mo ago
Here is my amateur understanding of the architecture: Fine-tune on the fly by using degrees of surprise to update a separate/new memory network that matches the base model, and just call that network for each token iteration. So if we
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11mo ago
Bah, I think I double-posted. Is this visible? :o
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11mo ago
I have a tentative take, and I kind of feel stupid for even claiming this, since I don't work in Cloud-ops, or whatever, but it's fun to try to participate, and I spent some time articulating what i think is a good perspective on
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11mo ago
I believe that most headlines with the format "everybody thinks X" would be more honest if rewritten as "I believe X". Or should I say... Everybody thinks that titles using the format "everybody thinks X" would
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11mo ago
I like Python-like indentation, but I usually read Python in an IDE or code blocks. JSON in a non-monospace environment might be problematic with some fonts. Hell, I pass JSON around in emails and word processors all the time.
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11mo ago
That could apply to everything from some sort of software service, to a game installer, to a streaming service, to an App Store for cross-platform games. You have to take into account the chaos that is the Internet and the promotional mater
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11mo ago
I have a special spot that gets extremely annoyed when I feel I have to spend a necessary time just figuring out what something is. The page suffers from "developer-brain" marketing, where they describe the technology used to buil
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11mo ago
Same is true for: insulin, Levothyroxine, Antiretroviral Therapy (HIV), Enzyme Replacement Therapy ( Pompe Disease or Gaucher Disease, antipsychotic medications for severe schizophrenia. And many others. And here’s the interesting twist, th
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11mo ago
I feel AI now is good enough to follow the same pattern as with internet usage. The quality ranges from useless to awesome based on how you use it. Blanked statements that “it is terrible and uesless” reveals more about the person than the
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11mo ago
This might not be relevant for you, but generally, such constellations of symptoms should at least trigger a differential diagnosis between anxiety and ADHD. Anxiety can be simplified as "energy mobilized to handle important challenges
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11mo ago
ADHD yes trough many avenues: change of environment, development, therapy and techniques, medication. Autism: Depends on definition of recovery. If you define it as “no large problems that hinders functioning and happiness”, then yes. If y
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11mo ago
You have no idea how normal your situation is. At worst, you are as stupid as the rest of us. At least you’re actually able to understand yourself and actually try to tackle your issues. Don’t feel stupid. Most people doesn’t even bother se
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11mo ago
I personally don’t encounter it as much as I did before when I worked at a children’s psychiatric institution. I think this is explained by the relatively generous welfare system in Norway, where it’s relatively easy to just drop out of soc
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11mo ago
There are two levels to this. The Standard Environmental Fixes This is about finding the right level of stimulation vs. distraction. Many people with ADHD work better with external stimulation, like music. Small habits help, too—like taking
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11mo ago
If anybody has a question for a clinical psychiatrist from Norway who has worked with both adults, children, and at an inpatient unit, over many years, feel free to ask. Maybe I can contribute something compared to many of the computer-rela
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11mo ago
I assumed that the display is actually watchable, as it seems to be. I have multiple AR and VR glasses, and I have never gotten fed up with them due to an inability to view the content properly. But having to struggle with getting it to sho
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11mo ago
The only thing that matters is how easily I can customize what is shown on the screen. Everything else is probably just annoying, like the translation or map feature, which I assume will be finicky and useless. If the ring had four-way arro
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11mo ago
So is this better, different or replacing current codex ?
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11mo ago
Makes me think og Borat.
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11mo ago
Anchoring!!! If the range has nothing to do with the items in question, just have simple number input. Tested multiple times and all items were below default / midpoint.
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11mo ago
The number of times I know that my instruction is in context, but it’s forgotten, is countless at this point for me. My experience, both ad a clinical psychologist and developers, is that there is a convergent trend in how I speak to both c
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11mo ago
Why are unhappy people constantly trying to convince themself and the world, that it’s because they are smart.
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1y ago
I hate these articles so much. The title should be: “Speculation on how GLP-1a drugs could theoretically reduce alcoholism while waiting for any real evidence”. 99% of promising mice studies does not result in clinical practical application
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1y ago
The only way this makes sense is if you are looking at the Vue 2 GitHub page. The new Vue 3 is at 52k stars on GitHub, has multiple releases per month, and is ranked 7th A-tier framework in the "State of JS" framework rankings.
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