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by layer8 24d ago
I agree about corporations. But alcohol and tobacco are generally prohibited from being sold to children; do you disagree with such laws? They help ensure that the parents aren’t bypassed. I agree that children should be able to use LLMs un
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by layer8 24d ago
It probably depends on how you are positioned on the market, but my employer has yet to see competitive pressure from not using AI.
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by layer8 24d ago
(May)
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by layer8 24d ago
Adults are assumed to be responsible for what they expose themselves to, unlike children. Mandatory warnings like for tobacco might be in order, however.
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by layer8 24d ago
Shaming being alive and well doesn’t imply that shame is.
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by layer8 24d ago
From the article: “And so, this past summer, the N.B.A. announced a full revamp of the system, with a new approach that penalizes the worst teams in the league. We will see how long this remediation lasts.”
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by layer8 24d ago
https://archive.ph/5ROzC
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by layer8 24d ago
There is no direct analogy, the term has drifted since. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neijuan .
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by layer8 24d ago
There is no “required” amount. More gets produced using the same area, using more people, but keeping these people in poverty because productivity per capita doesn’t increase. Instead the gains from the increased volume of production get ca
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by layer8 24d ago
What’s more relevant is that apparently Astra can’t tell the difference.
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by layer8 24d ago
Just imagine how confused a human would have to be to do that. And we want to trust these clankers to build software. The biggest issue with LLMs is that they still suck at general contextual awareness and ability to judge what is appropria
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by layer8 25d ago
Same here. It’s a market that would sell millions of units per year like the mini did, just not hundreds of millions like the remaining iPhone linup combined.
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by layer8 25d ago
It’s still big and the heaviest and thickest (with camera plateau) iPhone to date, hardly suitable for one-handed use (the SE1 was the last that truly was), and not light in your pocket.
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by layer8 25d ago
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by layer8 25d ago
As the article explains: “[…] In other words, if you instruct a model to change a single word in a paragraph of text, it can almost always handle the task with no collateral damage.“
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by layer8 25d ago
It’s not an iOS bug to begin with.
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by layer8 25d ago
Yes, but the the implementation with the additional iteration also has to have extra checks for that iteration, because it can't blindly iterate to the i th file, as there may not be i files anymore. So the implementation gets more
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by layer8 25d ago
> so long as you can live without third-party libraries that don't support AOT. Yes, and that’s a significant limitation in the Java library and framework ecosystem.
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by layer8 25d ago
That would place significant limitations on the applications that can be compiled. As the JEP explains: “Features such as dynamic class loading, dynamic linkage, dynamic dispatch, and dynamic reflection bring vast expressive power, and have
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by layer8 25d ago
Analytics don’t capture the “why” of what they measure, on the user side. Indicators may move in the seemingly right direction for the wrong reasons. Analytics typically can’t tell you what the user wanted to achieve. Knowing the “why” give
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by layer8 25d ago
It will depend on details like file system fragmentation (Windows XP could run on FAT32), but it could conceivably make a perceptible difference on a slow HDD when there are many pictures in the directory. You also have to check more error
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by layer8 25d ago
For tracking ownership of non-memory resources you still need something like that.
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by layer8 25d ago
I was originally going to write that, but R# already exists: https://rsharp.net/ (based on https://www.r-project.org/ )
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by layer8 25d ago
You’ll know when they publish Visual R++ or Rust.NET.
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by layer8 25d ago
The problem isn’t counting the files (the algorithm in the article also counts the files), but that if you determine that you want to use the i th file only after counting all files, you have to iterate over the whole directory again (or o
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by layer8 25d ago
Same here, I just happened to check yesterday and hadn’t checked for at least half a year.
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by layer8 25d ago
Glass is bendable at room temperature if you make it thin enough.
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by layer8 25d ago
ELPSO
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by layer8 26d ago
The Duo is also pretty heavy at 254 grams (almost 9 ounces). The Fold8 is only 201 grams.
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by layer8 26d ago
Same diagonal doesn’t mean same size. The Duo is also much thicker (the camera plateau in particular) and heavier, and the front screen is so wide (a good bit wider than the Pro Max) that it’s hardly suited for one handed use.

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