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by kelipso 7mo ago
Why would a country want to welcome a psychopath whose goal is to make lots of money and wield political power that results from the money. I'm sure they would be happier with just as psychopathic people who make a bit less money but d
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by kelipso 8mo ago
In all likelihood the same thing would be happening if the Iranian government wasn’t a religious or nationalist government.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
km is very standard abbreviation for kilometers. Like anyone outside the US would recognize that and consequently kmph. Of course, km/h is very recognizable and k/h looks like nonsense. So I'd say kph is the objectively terri
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Comes in stages. Used to be ambitious Chinese people wouldn’t go to Chinese universities for grad school (undergrad Chinese university to overseas grad school was a usual route). Now they definitely do. Next there might be foreign grad stud
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Yep, can't take an article that misses this fairly obvious fact seriously.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
... And the US, who razed every building in North Korea and killed more than 10% of the entire population of North Korea (that's entire population, including civilians).
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by kelipso 8mo ago
I used Julia for my dissertation too! I actually had the opposite experience where I don’t think I could have done it without Julia. Was implementing lots of niche graph algorithms. Of course, I prefer one-based indexing lol.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
This reminds me of that scene where Ned Stark goes and shows a legal document to Cersei and she tears up the piece of paper. It’s DoW because all the official documents, websites, buildings, communications, whatever say it’s DoW, everyone
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by kelipso 8mo ago
I was using pipenv for a while…I think it was useful because I was using different python versions maybe. Then I discovered python -m venv, put all my venvs in a directory in a fast hard drive, along with a venv.sh script that activates the
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by kelipso 8mo ago
I liked seeing the same meme because it was fun seeing the same thing be done by different people. Not everyone likes that type of novelty I guess. > complaints on humor subreddits about how people repeatedly post copies of the same joke
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by kelipso 8mo ago
There has been lots of discussion about wikipedia’s bias in HN and elsewhere for years and I’m not going to rehash all of that. > […] AI) as a viable replacement for the status quo. Given that the status quo is clearly biased and structu
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by kelipso 8mo ago
It’s not “unfounded”. Wikipedia is biased and saying that’s “propaganda” or a result of propaganda is a nonsense non-argument. > Saying "there very likely […] What’s with this nitpicky stuff. A simple google search shows there’s ton
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Developer Access or something like that, and put part of your comment in there. I would remove the word Unlock entirely, it implies you’re locking code, as opposed to providing a service.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
There very likely is existing research into evaluating political bias in LLMs, not too sure, but I do think it's very possible to have an evaluation framework that could test LLMs for political bias and other biases. Once we have such
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by kelipso 8mo ago
They should really clean up the phrasing because it sound so sketch, like they're locking device features for money, turns people off easily.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
It’s a culture thing I guess. Overlay videos of other videos and the memeing videos has been in TikTok since the beginning. Youtube would probably ban the former under a copyright strike or something.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
I said LLM doesn’t have such instinct but yeah I agree there should be less anthropomorphizing and more evaluation based framing when talking about LLMs, but it’s not that easy in regular discussions. About Wikipedia, there is obvious bia
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Well yeah, probably because it was instructed to praise Musk. Doesn’t imply that there can exist no LLM that doesn’t do that…
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by kelipso 8mo ago
If it’s not trained to be biased towards Elon Musk is always right or whatever, I think it will be much less of a problem than humans. Humans are VERY political creatures. A hint that their side thinks X is true and humans will reorganize t
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Yeah that’s what memeing is. What is this, 2000s internet and we start discovering what memes are or something.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Probably it would be more convincing if it wasn’t part of a months long campaign to bomb and kill hundreds of thousands of civilians and regime change Iran.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
This article is made for a certain crowd, with a certain type of gullibility. Since the nypost has a different audience, we get to see a bit of comedy like this “Iranian forces hack out wombs of female protesters to hide horrific sexual abu
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Bush is the most obvious example and he never got near a prison.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
It’ll be a bunch of tiny moats in that scenario. LLMs are way too generic, adaptable, flexible in how you use it to make a big most out of it.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Wonder what the maintenance picture for Tesla will be like from now on. Crazy expensive parts at the very least I would imagine.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Specifically about custom CUDA kernels, I’ve implemented them with AI that significantly sped up the code in this project I worked on. Didn’t know how to code these kernels at all, but I implemented and tested a couple of variations and go
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by kelipso 8mo ago
It depends on the experiment done… You need every intermediate point between the wires to be low distortion too. As in, audiophiles cannot distinguish between distortion and distortion+distortion is not really an interesting result. You nee
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Same goes for TVs too. That’s clearly not the reason why house prices rose so drastically.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
But where’s the growth?
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Huh so weird, companies never do that.

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