mitxela

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by mitxela 1mo ago
Is a disk being hit by a missile not a disk failure? Someone should inform the RAID controller those disks are actually fine, then.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Why would any Gulf states deserve sanctions
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by mitxela 1mo ago
No you didn't. You basically said "nuh uh, I don't like it"
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Even more libraries ban homeless people.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Getting expelled from a university is legal.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Can happen. Your chance is still much better if you pay more. Every plainly ridiculous precedent ever was set by the expensive lawyer side.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Many reasons that have nothing to do with creativity, innovation, or freedom.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The other bottleneck is the amount of fast storage, which compression also improves.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
What assets does the US have in Bahrain? Military bases? How do you seize a military base without getting blown up? The US would obviously retaliate by seizing Bahrain's assets in the US, which probably includes 100% of Bahrain's
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by mitxela 1mo ago
S3 is advertised as having 11 9's. That means in the entire history of S3 they've only lost a handful of objects, and will continue to lose objects at this same rate.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I think your phone autocorrected Israel to say Iran. Also you provided no evidence for your claim, you just kept repeating the claim over and over instead of backing it up.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
The market controls the yield curve, at least if the Fed doesn't choose to create hyperinflation.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Yes it is, they didn't have adequate redundancy for this extremely foreseeable event (military site getting hit by missiles).
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Kind of like building your house on a floodplain and claiming insurance for a flood. They'd still say it was an act of god.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
me when I was 7 and thought touching heads with my brother would let us share brain waves and have telepathy
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Why do you think they think those are ethical?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Someone told me yesterday there's one specific protein in your brain that modulates craving. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FOSB The amount of time after experiencing a rewarding stimulus that you want more of it i
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by mitxela 1mo ago
> these things are not alive. Evidence?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
We don't perceive our cells though.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
I also don't experience real time without constantly referring to a clock.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
So you think a dementia patient might be a p-zombie during the time they have dementia?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
It's debunking GGP by calling out the "proving too much fallacy"
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Model state is often called "context". You may have heard of it.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
If we treated AI like any other software, the FBI would have beaten down Elon's door and seized all electronic devices, to find how Grok was trained to generate child porn.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Strange how you substituted "a corporation" for "the person in charge of spending in a corporation", those aren't the same.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
Are we including in this figure corporations like Facebook intentionally boosting pro-Trump content?
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by mitxela 1mo ago
So your theory is that arithmetic is nondeterministic because very rarely a calculator will say 1+1=3.
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by mitxela 1mo ago
You can also use a seeded random generator to get the same random numbers each time
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by mitxela 1mo ago
neither has an LLM existed before, and that's quite weird
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by mitxela 1mo ago
> very alien sort of consciousness that is not faithfully narrated by what the tokens say it is experiencing. IIRC it's been shown that reasoning tokens don't actually explain what an AI thinks and you can replace most of them

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