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kleene_op
1y ago
If people are so convinced the market is gonna crash very soon they can just short it and make millions easily. Funny how no one's doing that amidst all the concerns and outcries expressed online.
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kleene_op
1y ago
That's good for CS and CE related work. Too many people went there not because they liked programming or engineering but because they wanted to get rich fast. Hopefully this means the clogged up job market will stop being the clown cir
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kleene_op
1y ago
That was exactly my sentiment. My parents pushed me hard to do piano when I was around 10-12. After a year that went pretty well I was starting to get lazy and put very little work and investment into preparing for the next lesson. They sti
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kleene_op
2y ago
Or more the more charitable Always Improving
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kleene_op
2y ago
Bullish on the prospects for small players, then.
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kleene_op
2y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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kleene_op
2y ago
I noticed that all text looked garbled up when I had some lucid dreams. When diffusion models started to gain attention, I made the connection that text generated in generated images also looked garbled up. Maybe all of those are clues that
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kleene_op
2y ago
Transistors. Where's my medal?
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kleene_op
2y ago
One could even argue that life itself is a Ponzi scheme.
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kleene_op
2y ago
I don't live in the US. By steak sandwich, I meant a burger with beef patty. The burger was advertised as having two beef patty but the combined height, and hence volume of the two patties lying on top of one another was that of a sing
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kleene_op
2y ago
The steaks they served in the double beef steak sandwich I got a few weeks ago was basically a single steak horizontally sliced into two. Served overcooked and overpriced.
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kleene_op
2y ago
Or placing coffins in front of the Eiffel tower. Or painting red hands on Jewish cult monuments. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cldd7n97dvro
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kleene_op
2y ago
Yes but it's about 130 millions illiterate adults in a 300 millions population country. It is important.
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kleene_op
2y ago
Family-friendly policies are investments that bear fruit 20 years from now, far too long a commitment for our short-sighted governments.
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kleene_op
2y ago
What about the lost decade of the 2000s?
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kleene_op
2y ago
I'd give it to team Silent for their writing of Silent Hill 2.
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kleene_op
3y ago
This. OSM is a gold mine. It deserves all the praises it gets.
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kleene_op
3y ago
Since students themself use AI to write essays, those grading AI will be evaluating the most average writing anyway. We've now come full circle, just losing our ability to write in the process.
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3y ago
I will live to see the day Tinder becomes a place devoided of any human and filled with chatGPT instances courting each others.
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kleene_op
3y ago
I still have the mental image of that SINGLE banana wrapped in plastic in a random 7-11 I went to during my trip to Japan a few months ago. Hard to keep a straight face reading that headline with that image burned in my mind.
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kleene_op
3y ago
I don't see the problem with a corner cutter question located around the end of a test. It filters people into: - those who don't manage time efficiently by investing too much energy on a problem. - those who did cut the corner an
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kleene_op
3y ago
If the true value is speculation, it will never stabilize.
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kleene_op
3y ago
Thanks for your suggestion about RWKV. I'll read up on that.
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kleene_op
3y ago
Even if the user input at every step is just normal conversation sentences? By that I mean very short, not MB of text.
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Ask HN: Do LLMs need a context window?
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kleene_op
3y ago
Okay, would you say the same thing about renting your car? Your computer? Your bed? Your toothbrush? Where do you draw the limit? Because you could justify being a forever renter about anything with your logic. Being a forever renter is bei
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3y ago
Not only is it essential for the defense of our planet, but it will be very important economically. Being able to capture asteroids within the moon's orbit to be able to mine them will propel humanity forward. After energy, material wi
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3y ago
Maybe there is years of data available on that? If so, someone should do an analysis of how much politicians pocketed since then.
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3y ago
> "To succeed at the pleading stage of a WPA claim, a plaintiff must allege an injury to 'his or her business, his or her person, or his or her reputation,'" the judges ruled. So.. It's okay if I record private c
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kleene_op
3y ago
You get depressed just having to pay for the pill that is supposedly meant to cure depression.
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