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by mgraczyk 4y ago
That's nothing, I was able to find this list of the top 1000 names online: https://www.verywellfamily.com/top-1000-baby-boy-names-27576... Soon we'll discover that Copilot is also exposing api keys! https:/&
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Since the title is clickbait, here's what happened. interviewing.io runs an interviewing platform. They noticed women were performing worse than men. They built a voice modulator to mask the gender of candidates. Masking had no effect
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Looks like the site has a bug where it parses numbers incorrectly from the source PDF. The actual numbers are much lower in many cases.
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
This is not going to replace architects or designers in the near term, but it could still transform the industry. The conversion pipeline for things like this today relies on ads, word of mouth, and expensive sales processes. Imagine a home
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
The part you are missing is that the entire system has to die for your specific data to be lost. That may happen, but it's a different risk than imagining that somebody is storing a single piece of data indefinitely for a single up fro
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
"Portal 3 will not be available on Switch"
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Sure, but it doesn't have to count to be useful. When I run this locally on desktop GPU, I get 16 results in a few seconds. I can visually select the 2-3 that match what I want and pick one of them. I can try again ten times for 20-30
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I think the path forward for something like this is models that learn to execute python code and incorporate the results into their outputs. There are already projects that can generate correct matplotlib calls for prompts like yours, but I
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I just tried the prompts with Imagen and Parti. They are similar to Dalle-2, with a bit more "variety" but none reproducing the author's specific prompt the way the author wants. For the prompt "a graph with 3 lines&quot
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
One missing dimension for this comparison is how long it takes to get results. I've been using Imagen/Parti/Stable Diffusion already as a replacement for "clip art" because it takes ~15 seconds to get results and th
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
P values already incorporate assumptions about the distribution under the null hypothesis, so it's not such a stretch to report bayesian statistics
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
It's not double spending, and BNB has nothing to do with ETH migrating to pos
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Because the connectors still suck and there's a ton of room for innovation. Imagine if we were stuck with USB-C forever, that would be bad. It's already worse than lightning as a connector for cell phones. The default shouldn&#x27
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
But no, this is not true. The iphone charger is already USB. I use them with my Android phone all the time, and iphone users charge with my pixel charger. Those already interoperate. I understand the e-waste and consumer protection argument
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Serious question, why is is it a problem to put a tiny cable in a landfill? The amount they leach is essentially zero. The EU would have done more for the environment by spending $20k cleaning up an extra few car batteries. This is so obvio
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I'm not a medical researcher, but I think you're misinterpreting these results. The efficacy does not "turn negative". It's negative for some time interval lagged after vaccination. This is expected, because some of
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I think that stuff is just bad product work and BD
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
An email thread discussing work that will be done on GCC is "the workplace" in this sense. If we took a vote I'd guess at least 90% of English speaking adults would agree with me. The way I used the words "behave profess
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Sometimes the editor needs the AST, and LSP is general enough that language implementations can expose it. For example https://clangd.llvm.org/extensions#ast
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
In the US it's 2-5+ extra but depends a lot on the field.
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
No, I'm using definition (2) from the ones you listed.
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I was not using the word "professionally" that way, it's a different definition that is not contingent on getting paid. “The skill, good judgment, and polite behavior that is expected from a person who is trained to do a job
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
They can have this attitude, and so can you, but people like me will avoid working with you if you don't believe you should act professionally just because you're not getting paid.
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I work on camera algorithms full time and do Ethereum stuff in my free time, not sure that's relevant though. Like it or not, FSF has governance and power structures. The GNU project power structure is very top heavy, effectively a dic
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Or, if a community doesn't like it's leader the community should pick a new one (or find a better form of governance)
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Read the linked email thread and decide for yourself. He doesn't know operator overloading exists. Then when he's told and given an example he claims it doesn't interact with type deduction in a way that is not true in C++. T
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I mean the "GNU Project", not the software.
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
It just shows how out of touch he is. Almost everyone I've worked with in my career has had a PhD. Not one of them have ever included "Dr" in their titles on emails or anywhere else. I've even worked with a few MD/P
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
I read through the linked email thread discussing the need for a C++ AST in emacs, and I have to say I was stunned by the arrogance, rudeness, and completely ignorance of RMS. When faced with clear, specific evidence that he was out of his
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by mgraczyk 4y ago
Ah thanks, I didn't think of it like that. I've never used actual structured concurrency in JavaScript or Rust, but I python I have worked on codebases that do this. Seems increasingly common. It seems like most of the time you do

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