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by knaik94 3y ago
I am failing to see how some of the suggested guidelines would help create meaingful oversight without also hurting new startups in the field of AI. I am appaled to see the suggestion that cloud providers should report when a large model is
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by knaik94 3y ago
One of the most useful accessibility features, as someone who doesn't require any, has been the live caption feature. I have no hearing or vision impairments, but I do struggle with ADHD. It was launched a while ago, along with audio d
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by knaik94 3y ago
There is no complete theory, because having a complete theory would require a complete theory about cognition. But the general understanding is that horoscopes and astrology play into the fallacy of personal validation. People are bad at ev
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by knaik94 3y ago
We used digital textbooks, in my entire computer science curriculum, we were never forced to use a physical book. In the last few years, "renting" etextbooks from Amazon caught on. The only exception was a suggestion, not a requir
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by knaik94 3y ago
I didn't mean to argue that everything generated is incorrect. But in my experience, the numbers it generates seem closer to random guesses. If you ask it enough times, it sometimes converges on a number, but I don't think that me
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by knaik94 3y ago
It's very clear that the current Bard model is weaker than the largest PaLM 2 model. But for certain things, Bard seems worse than even the smallest model described. It's hard to say without someone doing a comprehensive benchmark
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It makes up those numbers, I asked about the difference between the small and large PaLM 2 data set size, and it asserted the small model was trained on 540 billion and the large model was trained on 540 trillion. A different draft instead
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by knaik94 3y ago
I asked if it's true that it's now using PaLM 3, as announced in Google I/O today, and it enthusiastically agreed. The previous question was asking the same question but with PaLM 2 and it agreed to that as well. I followed u
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by knaik94 3y ago
One thing I see most online guides not mention is the idea of changing grips depending on the food/task or how your hand is feeling. Certain grips take more energy than others, and different style of chopsticks require different grips
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by knaik94 3y ago
I really loved how this paper shared the r-syntax of the analysis, along with the consolidated data they used. The interactive webpage summarizing their results is fantastic. Loading the full charts of individual questionnaires took a littl
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by knaik94 3y ago
It's not, until it is. There have been cases of everyday people are forced to turn over the passwords at borders when entering or leaving the country. I fundamentally disagree about whether or not this is a real concern for most people
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On Aliexpress I found out some alternative lego compatible brick sets that take advantage of the Tensegrity principle. Here's a picture of the house from Up and a mini millenium falcon. [1][2] They were not the easiest sets to build an
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by knaik94 3y ago
I think this addresses most of my concerns regarding passkeys. The biggest remaining one is still that fingerprint locked information is not protected under the fifth amendment in the US. Even pin protected information/logins has been
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by knaik94 3y ago
Sociopath is the wrong word to use, and that is the crux of the entire post. There's nothing so clear cut in this kind of situation. The parent isn't strictly trying to get something from the child with this apology. I think the p
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by knaik94 3y ago
The reason why I called it bad faith is because I am not seeing the possiblity of a positive follow up to your response to that question. In my experience, it's usually a way for them to make a rebuttal that shows a larger lack of symp
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by knaik94 3y ago
For some people, hearing an apology means something even if you feel like your words are hollow and empty. I had a difficult upbringing too, but I have never repeated the mistakes of my parents in my own relationships. I wonder if that diff
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by knaik94 3y ago
From my experience, people that respond with that kind of question aren't asking in good faith. They struggle to sympathize with the fact that parents can make mistakes and be wrong. I also don't agree with you that the implied qu
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by knaik94 3y ago
The cycle of abuse is not unique to Asian parenting, unfortunately. I learned from some friends that Russian culture normalizes abusive behavior from parents just like Asian culture. I think the similarity might be being a morally conservat
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by knaik94 3y ago
One of the hardest truths I've had to accept is that pointing things out to them doesn't help. I have spend a lot of time and energy trying to rationalize their thinking in some way, but I think it's a fool's errand. I w
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by knaik94 3y ago
I have been really impressed with the uncensored WizardLM I was playing with. Having a truely open uncensored model to work with is a really important research tool. Censorship of the training data and results in such a heavy handed way is
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by knaik94 3y ago
This basically has the same restrictions as LLAMA and stable-diffusion. Replit is licensed under cc-by-sa-4.0 which is truely permissive.
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There's no meaningful benefit of this over a password and 2FA authentication for users who are already proactive about security. I also doubt that passkeys will be protected by the fifth amendment the way passwords are, based on the &q
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by knaik94 3y ago
There's no meaningful benefit of this over a password and 2FA authentication for users who are already proactive about security. I also doubt that passkeys will be protected by the fifth amendment the way passwords are, based on the &q
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by knaik94 3y ago
A pin is not "something you know" legally. Biometrics are especially not.
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The internet is big enough and has been around for long enough where both complete loss and complete preservation exists. I am young enough to where I "discovered" the existance of news groups within the last year. More accurately
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I also hate how emotionally charged the music has become in certain segments or transitions. Watching a story on mute with subtitles, and watching it with sound is a completely different experience. There has also been an increase in labell
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My local news didn't cover those things either. But I did find that my high school athletics department made a youtube channel, and they have short interviews with coaches, specific games, and season highlights for certain sports. Anot
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I agree, but I specifically meant in the context of local news, people are accessible in a way most weren't pre-broadband. Even the largest news organizations and presentations have started using zoom call recordings in segments. I agr
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There is a positive trend of independent journalism on Youtube. Some of the my favorite stories were presented and investigated by a single person, Coffeezilla.
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by knaik94 3y ago
I've noticed news sites have some of the most horrendous dark patterns and third party cookies I come across on the internet. Nothing frustrates me more than the video pop up on sites like CBS news. It makes me have a lot less sympathy

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