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by noncoml 2y ago
Higher calorific intake is associated with lower mortality* *Study conducted during the Great Famine
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by noncoml 2y ago
Zed’s dead, baby. Zed’s dead.
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by noncoml 2y ago
“remember that only health and family matter” Those were your exact words. But nice backpedal. Edit: I don’t want to get into an argument but just beware that your original post rubs a lot of people the wrong way. I respect that’s the pain
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by noncoml 2y ago
That’s BS. Yes, both rich and poor die of cancer. But being rich or even just comfortable gives you a completely different experience during the end of life. You can afford to quit your job and be with your friends and family. You can affor
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by noncoml 2y ago
My comment was not about the price but the fact that they say it’s regulated in Italy and then they say “go neoliberalism”. Got confused. Updated my comment to reflect that.
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by noncoml 2y ago
“regulated italian” “go neoliberalism” Did you forget an “/s”?
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by noncoml 2y ago
“what the company is worth” Market cap is $560b. That’s how much the company is worth. Like it or not.
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by noncoml 2y ago
Hard to get an argument serious when the main argument is “You are being lied to by the media” Stocks give you both control and equity, and can be exchanged for money. Don’t know which part of that simple fact does the media lie to us about
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by noncoml 2y ago
You cannot patent or copyright ideas. Furthermore it is quite debatable if it’s unethical to copy ideas. What the intern did is absolutely fine in my book.
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by noncoml 2y ago
A QA engineer walks into a bar and orders a beer. He orders 2 beers. He orders 0 beers. He orders -1 beers. He orders a lizard. He orders a NULLPTR. He tries to leave without paying. Satisfied, he declares the bar ready for business. The fi
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by noncoml 2y ago
Walmart have made their bags ridiculously small to make you buy more
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by noncoml 2y ago
Is there a good recommendation for a video, like the ones by Karpathy, that explains how can LLMs reason?
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by noncoml 2y ago
Well the whole conversation started by me saying that I think even when I am wrong I am not “put glue in your pizza” wrong. And by I, I did mean the average human. Which is unannotated data from Reddit.
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by noncoml 2y ago
That’s a very narrow interpretation of work What’s important is not how much one suffers but how much benefit one adds to the society
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by noncoml 2y ago
There are similar drugs(eg osimertinib) for EGFR+ cancers, which are estimated to be 10-33% of NSCLC.
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by noncoml 2y ago
Lung cancer is not the death penalty that it use to be if you are “lucky” to have one of the mutations that this, and other similar drugs, target.
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by noncoml 2y ago
You are quick to characterize the comments but you don’t demonstrate any evidence that you are following the argument to which you replied. Try reading again both there original tweet and the comment you replied to, slower this time.
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by noncoml 2y ago
“Properly annotated data” has nothing to do with the original context. We were discussing about the current state of affairs. Of course I am not stupid to think what I said in my original reply if we are taking about an LLM trained on “perf
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by noncoml 2y ago
Building highly available Rick solid software is extremely difficult and expensive. The advantage of Kafka is that we can use a well known battle tested solution as our backbone and write buggy software around it.
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by noncoml 2y ago
In general it’s not a good argument, as the 10 min polling interval technically controls the latency and has very little to do with the posting frequency or interval between posts.
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by noncoml 2y ago
The size didn’t seem to make a difference
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by noncoml 2y ago
See sibling reply
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by noncoml 2y ago
Yes, sorry. I meant the hypothesis is that that’s what’s causing the cancer. Didn’t realize it continued after the healing process as well. That logically means that the earlier you got the tattoo the worse it is.
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by noncoml 2y ago
The hypothesis is that macrophages transport ink to the lymph nodes during the healing period
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by noncoml 2y ago
Little Bobby Tables
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by noncoml 2y ago
Did you miss the part that “put glue in pizza to make the cheese stick” was in the training set?
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by noncoml 2y ago
I disagree. Not only for myself but for the vast majority of human kind. LLMs are just a statistical model. It can claim that it’s normal for pigs to have wings and fly to the moon if it’s in the training data. No human, free of a mental&#x
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by noncoml 2y ago
Spammers will find a way to beat it.
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by noncoml 2y ago
“No, not even you, dear person reading this. You are wrong about some basic things too.” But even when I’m wrong I’m not 100% off. Not “to help with depression jump of a bridge” or “use glue to keep the cheese on the pizza” kind of wrong.
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by noncoml 2y ago
We are still a considerable distance from realizing the vision of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). Current advancements, including Large Language Models (LLMs), represent sophisticated statistical models rather than true cognitive sys

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