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by mikojan 3y ago
> Under such circumstances, what should Israel do? Pack up their bags and leave? That is exactly what they should do: End the occupation.
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Aren't all current machine learning approaches statistical approaches using Bayesian estimation?
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That is great news!
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They are not bad at all. Most of them are extremely well done. They demand your attention, are easy to read and interpret, and are interesting expressions of artistic individuality. I would strongly prefer those to the movie posters we have
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by mikojan 3y ago
https://cmocka.org is quite the collection of contrast errors and botched accessibility properties in only one page. https://pytorch.org is not much better. Neither form nor function in my personal opinion... If I am
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> the trade-offs are usually worth it. This is your answer to a comment about people "waiting for their homes to disappear forever."
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> what's preventing the private sector from stepping up? Government has been providing adequate infrastructure for private interests to sell cars in instead of providing adequate public transportation. Roads, parking spots, traffic
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Yes they are and the promise cited as a justification is always "automatic scalability", "increased reliability", "decreased downtime". This is from the first google result on "Why move to cloud": ht
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https://archive.is/ZoArF
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It is important to keep in mind that while this works for you, many users do not want slightly more racist content. Some prefer much more racist content. And some even prefer a little less.
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Me too please
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by mikojan 3y ago
The argument presented above is flawed in several ways. First, it assumes that consciousness and self-awareness are merely subjective inner experiences that can't be externally validated. While it's true that these processes canno
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by mikojan 3y ago
LLMs do not have cognitive capabilities because they lack consciousness and self-awareness. Cognitive abilities require the ability to perceive and understand the world around us through our senses, emotions, and experiences. These processe
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That is a problem
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> it may start to attract a wider audience which certainly is not the intent of this platform. Web sites on the front page are regularly collapsing under the load of visitors emanating from this place. You are not part of a small elite c
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May he rest in peace.
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> [If] we'd come with already specialized hardware for language at birth we'd speak directly Just like babies walk directly because they have legs.
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I do not recall Chomsky contesting the final statement. It does not strike me as contradictory, either. To the best of my knowledge, Chomsky argued quite the opposite: If you are going to contend that language acquisition work the same in h
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by mikojan 3y ago
> Although the four values from φ are usable, they’re unlikely to be excellent I am not a designer. Excellence is not for me by any stretch of the imagination. It sounds like you have not yet figured that one out for yourself and are may
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I am using Tailwind. It is great.
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How can you say that when here is an article about people being left traumatized when they had to sift through tons of actual child abuse material, 9 hours a day, to "teach" a machine that that is not okay haha
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> But at that point you have only about four usable values, and where was the virtue in using a scale for them? The virtue was in drastically reducing the space of correct answers. How long would it take the average developer to pick siz
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by mikojan 3y ago
I want to love groff. All the most beautifully typeset documents I have produced I have produced using groff. However, it is just so hard to remember how it all works. It is an amazing struggle everytime.
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> One of my first engagements with GPT4 was to discuss the concept of maralia. [...] I chose maralia because the discussion involved a complex philosophical concept that I knew was not in its training set. [...] GPT4 not only understood
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by mikojan 3y ago
From personal experience introducing pnpm into a big JavaScript project my very subjective(!) view of the situation: pnpm offers fast installs and the best dependency management capabilities I have seen. However, there is a steep learning-c
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Whatever your definition of "understanding" may be, we appear to agree that these are different things which is all parent asked about: > Do you see a difference?
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You are missing the point. Humans make sense of the world with an extremely limited amount of information. I have not read all of GitHub. Comparatively, I have not read a fraction of it. And I could not read all of GitHub even if I wanted t
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by mikojan 3y ago
I "just" reverse-proxy and http-cache the CDN using Varnish (i.a.). There is no build-step, no download- or installation-step, no nothing. Just... import x from " https://packages.my-domain.net/x@v1.2.3 "
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> You should not have to wonder whether you need to go to your html or css file to change the appearance of a site. Not to beat a dead horse, but: Separation of concerns != separation of languages If you want to change a button, ideally

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