kleene_op

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by kleene_op 3y ago
It really isn't. That's like saying bisection is overly complicated.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Those who can't do.. pay.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
>that take these drugs around the clock. I see what you did there.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
It probably is both, to be honest.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
"No Uber drivers to exploit", is what I meant to say.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Rich people benefit from all the poor people benefiting from public services. No Uber drivers without public roads.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Delightful read, thank you! What a Kafkaesque world we found ourselves stepping into.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
That sure counts as market timing. Pulling out such a strategy would make you insanely rich.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Nice try, but a friend of mine told me this game is digital crack. I'm not gonna get hooked on this until I'm retired.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
There's a huge difference in desirability for white space significance depending on whether or not it is used for code or data storage. Because the best practice is to decompose your code in functions and classes, space significance is
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by kleene_op 3y ago
That's their problem if they chose that kind of boring.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
That's ridiculous. Chicken are not mammals and yet everyone except trolls will say that chicken flesh is meat.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
I think manually editing your last sentence would be cheating in the context of a speaking app. Entirely erasing the last sentence of the user (as well as the AI's reply, if any) and having him repeat the sentence he had in mind would
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Very cool! I could see this tool to be very useful in my Japanese studies. I only have two problems with it: - AI feedback can sometimes be pretty overwhelming. Maybe you could implement a level selector (beginner, intermediate and expert?)
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Considering the trouble everyone seem to have making the material and considering how few of the stuff they managed to produce, it's understandable that they're hesitant about breaking their sample into smaller bits. If I were the
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by kleene_op 3y ago
> 33 is way too early for a midlife crisis, surely? I don't think he knows about second midlife crisis, Pippin.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
IANAP, but as a mathematician it seems extremely inelegant that there would be a start to the time dimension of the space-time object we live in, when we don't even know if the spatial dimensions are finite themselves. It is my underst
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by kleene_op 3y ago
"Find hot lonely monitor lizards in your area today!"
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by kleene_op 3y ago
The style of this article is quite something. At first I thought it was AI generated.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
> multiplied by the amount of people with mechanical keyboards With negative weights for keyboards with cherry mx blue.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
It's a real shame for the 10 to 30% of german children who will have to waste their time attending classes for a language they already know when they could get a headstart practicing english.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
That was my sentiment as well. They should have controlled for it with a control group taking the two tests in reverse. Or maybe just increase the delay before repeating the second test.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
This is the normal workflow for drug dealers too. The first fix is free. The second one will cost you money. The third one will be laced with fillers and have degraded quality.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
I guess I'll be using male gay porn actor's names to label my servers. Or is that considered toxic too because there won't be any womens names?
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by kleene_op 3y ago
I'm interested in this as well. I would like to know if the part of the LLM that stores the experience of interacting with the player is separate from the base model, and if so how heavy that specific part is? Are we talking Mb or Gb?
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Are people who have been given the information that they're using a placebo trully convinced of that or do they just have a mental barrier preventing them from further acknowledging it and just resign to respond: "yeah, I know it&
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by kleene_op 3y ago
Waiting for the day "prove you are not human" captchas are introduced.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
I trust they are too smart to fall into such an obvious pitfall.
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by kleene_op 3y ago
That's what Jason Bourne would say.
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by kleene_op 4y ago
That's like expecting a "no dog on the lawn" sign to work on stray dogs.

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