kleiba2

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by kleiba2 5d ago
Related: what happened to Snowden?
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by kleiba2 5d ago
> Could there be a benefit to releasing a new model, slowly dumbing it down over a couple months, then releasing a new model that’s marginally if at all better than the original to create a perceived improvement when in reality there is
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by kleiba2 10d ago
Geez, why do you upper-case "LLM"?
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by kleiba2 15d ago
I assume by "shame" they mean "manners".
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by kleiba2 16d ago
On count == 1, the winner gets set to the first element, true. But the function does not return yet! So the value might get overwritten during the remainder of the for-loop.
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by kleiba2 22d ago
Another cool self-developed tool is the Mantis Motion Controller. https://www.bfg-motion.com/ It's been developed by a cinematographer who specialized in stop-motion animation and other special effects, Melbourne-based
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by kleiba2 22d ago
And again, there will be no monetary consequences for the companies that failed to secure our private data.
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by kleiba2 22d ago
Why would you need a driver's license to ride in a cab?
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by kleiba2 23d ago
Looks like the workforce is having to pay the price for management having missed both the transition to EVs and the competition from China...
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by kleiba2 23d ago
It's not just LLMs that influence the otherwise natural development of human language, there's also intentional human efforts to that effect: where I live there is a very loud minority that is pushing very hard for change the spok
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by kleiba2 24d ago
Possibly interesting post from Casey Muratori, regarding random placement of grass in games: https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0013 , using blue noise.
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by kleiba2 24d ago
Too broad a statement, and without substantiation, to be taken serious, sorry.
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by kleiba2 29d ago
And which company better to send samples of your voice to than Google?
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by kleiba2 29d ago
Traditionally, for heating your house, you had the choice between coal, oil, and gas. Electric heating wasn't a widespread alternative, esp. because of the price of electricity. Even today, heat pumps consume a fair amount of electrici
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
> But I have to say, AC is not "banned" anywhere in Europe Exactly, the whole premise of the article is a bit of a strawman. In fact, where I live, the demand for AC installation is so high that you have to wait months for a
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
Read this review on Steam: https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198009905262/recomm...
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
That's okay, I still have tons left over from COVID.
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
Although by "average" you usually refer to the mean, not the median.
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
What if I'm running multiple instances of the same binary?
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
This is more like a "right to have repaired" than a "right to repair", unfortunately.
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
Except that I just don't subscribe to the idea that flatpackedness should be the guiding principle of furniture design.
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
> you absolutely cannot know what it's like until you actually have them
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
Not sure that's technically actually the same logic...
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
The same government should sue all new mothers: how dare they deliver babies into this world completely naked !!!
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
> The government has moved to make use of this surplus solar energy, including by offering free power in the early afternoon to homeowners in Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia, regardless of whether they have solar panels
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
Living in a post-factual world.
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by kleiba2 1mo ago
What actually is "scaling post-training"?
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by kleiba2 2mo ago
Nice! OT: Do you happen to know anyone in the Melbourne area who works on this kind of stuff by any chance?
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by kleiba2 2mo ago
To me, this reads as an attempt to raise easy investment money.
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by kleiba2 2mo ago
Right. That's why 50 years of searching has not been enough in Germany.

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