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by lbotos 4y ago
My understanding is they are both "LLM" (Large language models). That's the generic term you are looking for. I don't think you can compare one LLMs weights to another directly, because the weights are a product of the L
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The GP asked " how does the Fed go about buying things?" You are arguing that they don't meet the definition of an "investor" because they aren't "focused" on profit. To your point here's a grap
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by lbotos 4y ago
https://www.newyorkfed.org/markets/pomo_landing.html They have a trading desk. I can’t find the doc now but early pandemic there was some uproar that the desk started to buy “junk” aka things that weren’t worth the pri
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by lbotos 4y ago
Andor is pretty great IMO (surprisingly)
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by lbotos 4y ago
> My understanding is that banks are required to have a certain level of liquid assets. In the US this is called "Reserve Requirement". In 2020 it was lowered to 0% https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy&
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by lbotos 4y ago
It's less about my hands, and more about reading the paper :D
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by lbotos 4y ago
Any lefties wanna chime in? Love the charm of a fountain pen, convinced my left-handedness would hamper the experience greatly.
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by lbotos 4y ago
Because this is a big complaint from the current player base? Do you play? I do and these new smokes will absolutely shift gameplay and I think towards faster more dynamic games.
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by lbotos 4y ago
Smokes in CS right now are one of the areas where people don’t love the current implementation. A few patches ago if you had your settings right you would get a competitive advantage on smokes due to the way they were rendered. This new ren
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by lbotos 4y ago
Our awper ran out of bullets the other week forgetting the magazine change lol. Definitely changes the round dynamics as he can't hold the same and has to be more judicious. (CS dropped from 10 bullets to 5)
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by lbotos 4y ago
CS does match making now. They had a few problems: 1. Small pool of active players so queue times could be long 2. They had a "gulf" where you got de-ranked down into lower tiers and it was a lot of good players in the bottom tier
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by lbotos 4y ago
you won't miss point blank unless you are moving :D source: my CS movement sucks
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by lbotos 4y ago
Where in the world? Northeast US I’ve never seen a black widow larger than say an American quarter. They are smaller spiders as I know them
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by lbotos 4y ago
I remember being taught this as a child and iirc recent studies say it doesn’t mush. EDIT: "Textbooks will commonly talk about the insect dissolving into a kind of “soup”, but that’s not entirely accurate. Some organs stay intact. Othe
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by lbotos 4y ago
You didn’t “copy the recipe” You copied the fixed representation of that recipe and reproduced it. Yes, we agree. That is copyright infringement. You do not have that right. Edit: I see my use of “repost” was the hinging confusion. Yes, tha
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by lbotos 4y ago
Sure. And there are companies now that are training models on licensed data and those models are def 100% copyrightable without question (it’s a database)
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by lbotos 4y ago
Recipes are not databases. You can repost a recipe straight up. The recipe itself is not copyrightable. The blog post/cookbook/etc which has a recipe embedded could be. (Copyrighted works can contain uncopyrightable elements)
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by lbotos 4y ago
Can’t wait until you learn that you can copyright a database. As in a collection data and it’s relation fixed in a tangible medium. So yes, by current definition model weights are absolutely eligible for copyright.
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by lbotos 4y ago
I mean their risk here wasn’t exposure to startups but too many MBS in an env where the fed’s “risk free money” is better investment than the MBSes. It wasn’t because of “Startups”.
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by lbotos 4y ago
I suspect that’s why they are offering 1.5-2x comp for SVB employees at the moment. They know the SVB systems. They are these power to get out of the situation. I imagine the same would happen in other situations.
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by lbotos 4y ago
I don't think it's "they will work half as hard" but "working a tech desk job is easier". The two thoughts are separate as I read it.
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by lbotos 4y ago
Is them being underpaid not a function of buyers not willing to pay more for the goods? I'm not under the impression that most restaurateurs are "raking it in" staff be damned. Sure, at the ultra high end, yes, but for most r
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by lbotos 4y ago
Yep -- You can change the feed to change the yolk. These are the "standard" colors: https://www.dsm.com/anh/products-and-services/tools/yolkfan....
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by lbotos 4y ago
https://kanjivg.tagaini.net/viewer.html?kanji=%E5%8B%95
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by lbotos 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OBS_Studio Released in 2012, pretty popular software.
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by lbotos 4y ago
> There exists a group of people for whom this matters enough to devote significant portions of their time, attention and money. Yes, This is how everything in the world works. And for the handful of people who sleuthed this out by spend
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by lbotos 4y ago
They are arguing that "the system" changing would be more helpful to them and their friends than "technological advancement". As the meme goes, ¿Porque no lo dos?
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by lbotos 4y ago
Long story but there is a list of cards called the "reserved list" and WoTC promised to never reprint them. So they got cheeky and said "well, we didn't really reprint them because they aren't legal, see?" Oh,
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by lbotos 4y ago
Imagine a game with 30 years of history, genre defining, that has die hard fans and then take some cards, make effectively "fake" versions (not tournament legal) and charge $1000 for 60 of them. They could have done a LOT more coo
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by lbotos 4y ago
I assume Stripe is giving out "Double Trigger RSUs" then? https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/equity-for-software-engin... Otherwise people are getting taxed now anyway if they are getting RSUs at a private Stripe,

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