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by messe 3y ago
How do they propose enforcing it?
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by messe 4y ago
Are you joking? Please tell me that’s a joke, because there’s no way a cloud provider that big could be that daft. If that’s true, what’s the fucking point of separating them at all?
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by messe 4y ago
> Who believes in that anymore? Plenty of people in countries with functioning public services and social safety nets. > Merchants refusing taxes are just as legit as those who chose to pay taxes As a point of pedantry, they’re in fac
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by messe 4y ago
Even Visa/MasterCard?
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by messe 4y ago
An anti-tax advocate on HN, what a surprise. The solution is that they pay their goddamn taxes. Those taxes pay for services that companies avail of as well.
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by messe 4y ago
That wasn’t my experience in Munich recently, although I could see it being the case outside of larger cities.
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by messe 4y ago
> Contactless had no hope with a PIN I’m not sure if it’s true for all EU countries and banks, but in general you don’t put in your PIN every time with contactless. The card usually works for a number of transactions without a PIN, often
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by messe 4y ago
Looking at the last image on the page, if that's meant to be E1M1, unless my memory is faulty, I think the author accidentally mirrored it at some point in the conversion process (possibly when gluing it together, by turning each layer
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by messe 4y ago
> Pork is a good example of this: Folks get parasites from undercooked pork I recall reading that that’s extraordinarily rare these days, no pun intended. It’s often okay to cook pork medium rare (or lower).
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by messe 4y ago
Because the system prompt is user-specified, rather than OpenAI-specified? I’m not sure how user-specified system prompts could be achieved with a blocklist.
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by messe 4y ago
The key is that the length of IntStream.rangeClosed(a, b) is just going to be equal to (b - a) + 1. So there's actually no reason to even invoke the streams API there.
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by messe 4y ago
What astounds me is the sheer arrogance of it. The assumption that only humans can be imbued with consciousness, because of... what, exactly? Self-reflection and the rejection of the scientific method?
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by messe 4y ago
I'd argue that to be considered a developed country, you need to be able to support your population. Being able to provide social safety nets stopping your citizens from falling into poverty is a sign of being developed. There's a
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by messe 4y ago
That’s a bit unfair toward her. She’s not just a professional YouTuber. She is also a bonafide[1] physicist, who has spent years acting as a contrarian to the mainstream ideas. [1]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AuOlHBbUkX4
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by messe 4y ago
> Why is there so much focus on running GPT models on Mac OS? Because a MacBook with 96GB of RAM is cheaper than a GPU with anything close to that.
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by messe 4y ago
> llama is licensed as academic only and noncommercial model Are weights even copyrightable? I was under the impression that they weren't (although it hasn't been tested, and there's a chance they may run afoul of database
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by messe 4y ago
Not when there are a lot more possible wrong answers than right answers.
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by messe 4y ago
But I think that's missing the "magic" of it—for lack of a better word. In the situation you describe, you have to build a specific tool for the task. With LLMs, we appear to have stumbled on a general purpose tool for a myri
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by messe 4y ago
Compared to 20 days off (minimum), and unlimited sick leave, plus holidays. Yes it is.
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by messe 4y ago
> The article you footnoted is also in Cyrillic. And your comment is in Latin, going by your terminology. In the age of decent online translators, do you care to elaborate on why that’s a problem?
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by messe 4y ago
> 10 days off per year I forget how dystopian the US is at times.
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by messe 4y ago
Is that a 25% improvement in ISP/exhaust velocity or another metric?
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by messe 4y ago
Agreed, it's absurdly low. My rootfs is ~1 million inodes, with ~61 million free too; I only reinstalled Gentoo a couple of months ago, so I'm only using 180GB / 1TB. EDIT: s/files/inodes
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by messe 4y ago
It's been a while since I've eaten there, so I can't remember if it's that, or something along the lines of their own signature recipe.
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by messe 4y ago
Your joke went on too long. If you'd just said "Well, I'd call that about half as impressive." and left it at that, I doubt you'd be getting downvoted to hell.
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by messe 4y ago
I only know of one Indian restaurant locally here (Ireland) that has a "house curry" listed, but the rest of the menu is as you describe it.
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by messe 4y ago
Feels like this getting close to the XY problem: https://xyproblem.info/
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by messe 4y ago
Julia has support for Unicode operators. Most editor plugins for Julia allow you to enter the characters using (La)Tex syntax, so it’s quite common to see.
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by messe 4y ago
I don’t think the 32K context is widely available yet. I have limited GPT-4 access with 8K context after applying for it, and ChatGPT (even with Plus) has even less.
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by messe 4y ago
> out of fear the next admin would come to hunt me down for using SMTP for a thing like this. Why would they need to hunt you down? If you’re actually implementing SMTP sensibly, they could reach you via the Reply-To address.

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