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by minkzilla 4y ago
Where does the inherent randomness come from?
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by minkzilla 4y ago
The near stuff is incredibly detailed as well! Look backwards at the building the photo is taken from and you can read labels on the bolts and see flakes of rust on the grate below.
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by minkzilla 4y ago
Your friend is thinking ahead that the next word would be apple When they say ‘an’. But GPT can’t think ahead what token it will add after the one it is on. Or can it? It could “predict” internally the word apple for the next “meaningful” w
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by minkzilla 4y ago
It would be cool if they built a car with a generator in it so you wouldn't need to fill up the generator and then the generator charges the car. You could just put gas in the car!
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by minkzilla 4y ago
Yes, for the unborn.
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by minkzilla 4y ago
>The world degrades from the garden of Eden towards more chaos and finally the reign of Antichrist. I think you are missing a key moment, Christ being born. Christ’s life is the greatest moment in creation.
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by minkzilla 4y ago
snyk does exactly this. You can also integrate it with bitbucket so automatically make PRs with upgraded package versions.
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by minkzilla 4y ago
Who makes sure the Anti-Corruption Court isn’t corrupt? Is it courts all the way up? I don’t think accountability on the international level has proven very effective in the past.[0] And I don’t think this would be any different. Especially
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by minkzilla 4y ago
I think the two of you are using two different but legitimate definitions. GP is not trying to make it mean something it doesn't. 1. Existing independent of or external to the mind; 2. actual or real. Based on observable phenomena; emp
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Mine looks like a chest or robot cyclops, I like it.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
I agree with 2. I have found that working on the hard parts triggers the realization that something needs to change on my inputs, outputs, or the whole way I am thinking about it much more often than the easy parts do. So I save the easy pa
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Thanks for the response. There are some interesting ideas on hat site. I guess this is another example of something discussed extensively in the rest of the thread, the name/slogan of the movement not using the conventional meaning of
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by minkzilla 5y ago
I wonder if a timer for comments to be shown could be useful. They could be batched or the time is inversely proportional to the length. Anyone know of any website that implements this or something similar?
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by minkzilla 5y ago
What would provide for people? It seems to me we would either all starve and die, AI would do it for us (impossible in its current state), or we rely on effectively slave labor of poorer countries (which would mean work is not abolished for
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by minkzilla 5y ago
You can pick multiple.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
He is not generalizing at all, he said what happened to his team.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Very simple sites can violate it. For one example: if you, or anything in your stack, logs IP addresses you need a legitimate business interest to do so. It is needed for security and usage statistics and stuff but you will need a lawyer to
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by minkzilla 5y ago
You also don't "take" the king. The game ends one turn before you would be able to take it.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
A cliche is a saying, idea, or artistic component that has lost its meaning from overuse. The way you used “the path to hell is paved with good intentions” points to the fact that it is a cliche and that you want people to be aware of that
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Tense Present: Democracy, English, and the Wars over Usage -David Foster Wallace [pdf](academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu)
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by minkzilla 5y ago
You are talking text book liberal but I believe the person you are responding to is using liberal to refer to a specific political party, The Democratic Party. Democrats are referred to as liberals or THE liberals in the US.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Mixing in generics to an already existing code base sounds like a bad idea.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Eventually all video gets transferred over one cable, HDMI.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
I don't think port knocking is security by obscurity. It is another layer of secret that must be known (or guessed) to gain access.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Why does fixed space make it so that justifying is good and non fixed makes it bad?
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by minkzilla 5y ago
I think I see what you’re saying, but why is this so?
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Or you just train a machine to do it and then generate a bunch and have this second machine sort out any it thinks are machine generated.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
Correct, and this is talked about a good bit in the article.
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by minkzilla 5y ago
No I don’t think it’s education. I think it’s a mistrust of a system that has screwed people over for money many times in recent memory. Many healthcare workers originally said they weren’t willing to get the vaccine[0], people who are clea
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by minkzilla 6y ago
Yes. They really are. Here is just some over the table stuff: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2010/10/congress-corpor...

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