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loa_in_
2y ago
Yes, the profile is a facet of the person. This site is like the evolution of geek code - just put a link to your belief profile in your profile/share with friends
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loa_in_
2y ago
The old letter-of-the-law vs intent of the same. If you never met the person who set the intent in place, you only have the letter.
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loa_in_
2y ago
Just add a __delete all__ button.
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loa_in_
2y ago
They assume that as there seem to be no production for this kind of material happening within the sphere of man made industry, anything found must be natural.
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2y ago
LOC is a bad measure of literally anything. It's not related to productivity, efficiency, bug count, readability, etc. What it's most related to is the choice of language and libraries. For me, shunning big contributions just for
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2y ago
I can say from direct anecdotal experience that being excluded leads to being even more excluded in the future unless an outside force intervenes. Social skills, speech, belief in the ability to be understood by others are things that need
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2y ago
Do releases contain anything that wasn't in experimental branch? If I follow experimental branch, can I expect a different experience?
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2y ago
I always thought to do that by having a virtual file system that tags my files and so they are available at specific location if they fit the bill.
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2y ago
Fedora with Nvidia drivers was a pain to install but nowadays it's a seamless experience for gaming for me. I wonder if I'm just lucky, but I don't understand what issues people have with Nvidia on Linux.
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2y ago
At the very least localstorage is supported across the board
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2y ago
People who aren't jumping to conclusions aren't as loud as the ones that do. Therefore, we're bound to hear more of the former regardless of the actual opinions held by people of the community.
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2y ago
That's assuming we understand human auditory filters AND human beings have uniform auditory filters all around
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2y ago
Yeah, suddenly 16k tokens is just 16kb of ASCII instead of ~6kwords
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2y ago
Probably important when competing against undecimated ones from OpenAI
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2y ago
Being explicit without concerns about being terse is something that wasn't practical before assisted coding and that would be a realisation of some of most important tenets of computer science.
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2y ago
A nice Sunday read to enjoy with coffee.
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2y ago
Staying in contact with someone for hours on metered mobile internet connection comes to mind. Low bandwidth translates to low total data volume over time. If I could be video chatting on one of those free internet SIM cards that's a b
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2y ago
I also think this is a lazy claim. We have so so many internal sources of information like the feeling of temperature or vestibular system reacting to anything from an inclination change to effective power output of heart in real time every
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2y ago
You don't have to present a full strategy to discuss a problem. In my opinion a strategy is something to reach through discussion. Dismissing the discussion because of lack of results is counterproductive.
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2y ago
I call these things technically inconvenient. Like things that make temporary workers share a security badge to go to the toilets (sic!). As a hard hitting quote from Chernobyl series says: "because it's cheaper."
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2y ago
Or what we found is the Vogon and their poetry induces beaurocracy issues on the receiving side
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2y ago
By paying a software auditing company.
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2y ago
You could audit the generated code.
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2y ago
But then it turns into writing in a programming language, which is the opposite of the goal of the project.
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2y ago
They don't represent everything. In theory they do but in reality the choice of dimensions is a function of the model itself. It's unique to each model.
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I think it's because we classify single images which lose 3d information. We expect them to work with single image but not even humans do that (without stereoscopic vision) if we can help it.
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2y ago
Level 1: There's something or there's nothing Level 2 if there's something: There's one or more of this thing and it's not going to transform into same amount of something different.
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2y ago
I'm not the author of parent comment, but yes. Make it optional, make it a separate product, let someone else make and provide this service.
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It would imply faster than light communication between particles, but as someone else said, models are only models. Faster than light communication is impossible for us to achieve, no reason to assume there's not a way that's inac
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Lab Grown Human Brain Living in a Virtual World [video]
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