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by momenti 5y ago
This does not work here (Europe).
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by momenti 5y ago
It's so valuable because knowing lots of people's passwords is useful for mass surveillance, cyber attacks, industrial espionage etc.
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by momenti 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3995615
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by momenti 5y ago
I suspect the change we are seeing is that Google is now using a neural network to (re-)interpret the search query.[1] Presumably that neural network also calculates some sort of neural hash for document/paragraph/sentence similar
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by momenti 5y ago
You can also enforce most of these settings in all profiles with a policy: https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates
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by momenti 5y ago
What does it help if the creepy intelligence services are in the hardware ?
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by momenti 5y ago
The 1st-gen Zero had the same resonance cavity antenna on-board,[1][2] but it had a nicer design for the external antenna, namely a 0-Ohms(?) resistor that could be desoldered and resoldered at an angle (and be reverted if need be),[3] rath
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by momenti 5y ago
You are not the first "genius" realizing this. Look up Ted Kaczynski. But he was smarter than you because he considered what this reality entails for the ruling classes: Namely the decision whether they shouldn't give up on m
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by momenti 5y ago
> no matter how you want to define "generalisation" ... and how you want to define "task". For some prompts/"tasks", GPT-3 does generate impressive (more than trivial) outputs that cannot be found on th
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by momenti 5y ago
> ANNs generalise atrociously badly This statement is meaningless without controlling for model complexity and data type. For their simplicity, ANNs generalize well on a wide variety of data. GPT-3 yields almost human-level generalizatio
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by momenti 5y ago
The title is click-bait then because it is not only unit/pixel-level noise, but also "noise" at the gestalt-level (e.g. large geometric shapes). It is basically an experiment how the mid-to-low-level features in NNs generaliz
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by momenti 5y ago
I think they lack talent to really do it competitively. Korea has crazy amounts of cheap talent!
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by momenti 5y ago
The comparison is also flawed in that Korea at least makes cheap and good stuff.