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by kelipso 8mo ago
A person making fun of “do your own research” is implying in subtext that they and their political side are essentially incapable of thinking for themselves and they are philosophically tied to blindly trusting authority. The political side
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by kelipso 8mo ago
What even is this? People will say what they will say when they listen to it. It’s not like you are complaining to the kids.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
That doesn't really matter if something like more than 95% of time it's followed. Compared to now where there is nothing.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Same with gui. I’m making a web gui that’s very specific for a project that I’m working on. My team finds it very useful but I would never make that thing without AI assistance, combination of I don’t find it interesting or fun, would take
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Have you never lived in a suburban house? I would never want a store to be next to any of the houses I lived in. It would completely ruin that environment. Conservative viewpoint or not, house prices or whatever, it is very aesthetically di
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Whenever someone mentions Asian elephants in American zoos, I remember my visit to Columbus zoo, where they treated the Asian elephants like African elephants. Very dry environment, very little water, feeding them dry hay, just absolutely a
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by kelipso 8mo ago
Baseless accusation. The article is true of course.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
“Healthy”, “non addictive”, “hyper palatable” are much more unscientific concepts than for example the NOVA definitions for ultra processed foods.
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by kelipso 8mo ago
The NOVA definition is meant to classify ultra processed foods, correct? You seem to want the NOVA definition to classify between “healthy, non addictive foods” vs “hyper palatable foods”. What these studies are doing is finding correlation
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by kelipso 9mo ago
They’re still world class cars as they sell well everywhere in the world. The quality compared to some other smaller brands are not really important criteria in that context.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Poor guy seems to be going through some self hating racism crisis after reading too many twitter posts. He’s probably a nice guy and all but this online thing can get way too much.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
“A concentration camp is a prison or other facility used for the internment of political prisoners or politically targeted demographics, such as members of national or ethnic minority groups, on the grounds of national security, or for expl
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I don’t really give a shit about your opinion though. It’s just objective fact that BYD along with Tesla are world class cars and therefore they should be the main discussion point here.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Lol, the fully homegrown BYD is destroying Tesla everywhere outside the US where it’s basically banned and you’re taking about Geely and Volvo and behind the scenes. It’s all out there on the stage.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Consent manufactured or manufacturing consent I wonder.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Probably the activists are hesitant because the US is rearing to start a war with Iran (that will certainly kill way more civilians) and they don’t want to contribute to that decision.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
It’s much much more likely that she did something wrong trying to replicate it than the paper was wrong. Did she try to contact the authors, discuss with her advisor? Pushing for retraction just like that and going off to private sector is…
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by kelipso 9mo ago
What’s happening here? “Most Published Research Findings Are False” —> “Most Published COVID-19 Research Findings Are False” -> “Uh oh, I did a wrongthink, let’s backtrack at bit”. Is that it?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Yeah, top 10 chess players all spent their teen years constantly playing or practicing chess. Most of them quit school and/or don’t go to college. Top 10 player who started the latest is probably Yasser Seirawan at 12 years old but mos
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Yeah, there’s an infinite numbers of experiments you could run but obviously infinite resources don’t exist, so you need theory to guide where to look. For example, computational methods in bioinformatics to guess a protein function so that
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Yeah, I agree you should be able to train it to output confidence values, especially integers from 0 to 9 for confidence should make it so it won’t be as confused.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
The images get converted to tokens using the vision encoder, But the tokens are just embedding vectors. So it should be able to if you train it. CNNs and LLMs are not that different. You can train an LLM architecture to do the same thing th
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Chesterton’s fence has a specific definition. It’s not supposed to mean restrictions on social conduct or mores like you seem to be implying.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
The Chesterton’s Fence argument is an argument against progressive social changes, no?
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by kelipso 9mo ago
China kind of avoided the Thicydides trap already it looks like. Trump’s national security strategy document has indicated that the US is going to shore up around the Americas instead of doing the global hegemony strategy. And there have be
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Lol yeah, potentially interesting article since I programmed with triton before so I’ll bookmark it, but each line is one word long!
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I wonder if spotify cares about it that much. I looked at the article and it says the archive is 160kbps files and 96kbps files, while spotify can stream 320kbps files and recently lossless audio files, and of course there’s the app itself.
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by kelipso 9mo ago
I’m not saying the LLM will give a good confidence value, maybe it will maybe it won’t, it would depend on its training, but why is making it produce the confidence value in the same token stream as the actual task a flawed strategy? That’s
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by kelipso 9mo ago
Inputs to functions are text, as in variables, or file names, directory names, symbol names with symbol searching. Outputs you get from these functions for things like symbol searching is text too, or at least easily reformatted to text. Li
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by kelipso 9mo ago
One example is programmers who would code physics simulations that run in massive data. You need a decent amount of software engineering skills to maintain software like that but the programmer maybe has a BS in Physics but doesn’t really k

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