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by norgie 3y ago
Terrorists aren't the real target of bans like this. Journalists, dissidents, and opposition figures are.
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by norgie 3y ago
We can make it less likely that people adopt vices by applying restrictions, and, more importantly, taxing the crap out of them.
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by norgie 3y ago
Tangentially, this response is pretty interesting to me in the context of new LLMs replacing traditional search. I couldn't understand why people thought LLMs would replace search entirely, since I search mostly to find content created
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by norgie 3y ago
It was always generally leaned right, but the overall HN has definitely turned more aggressively right wing over the last few years. I think some of this is down to a number of high profile tech execs openly embracing far-right positions, i
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by norgie 3y ago
For most of these LLMs, the challenge isn't really the code, it's the compute cost.
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by norgie 4y ago
If only there was some kind of method to indicate official accounts of companies...
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by norgie 4y ago
To be fair, blocking can cause more requests than "normal" as they don't always use good back offs. My Nvidia Shield used to spam my DNS with 10s of thousands of requests a day like this after I blocked the domain, but they s
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by norgie 4y ago
+1 - add in that they also get a lot of money from developing land adjacent to their rail lines, and operating things department stores, apartments, bus lines, etc. They don't get all their money from providing rail services.
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by norgie 4y ago
I thought Musk was supposed to open source it himself a long time ago?
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by norgie 4y ago
> Asking depositors to do the due deligence is a strawman. Except that there are many commenters in this exact thread making that argument. As for splitting up your deposit into $250k chunks, I agree, companies should do this as much as
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by norgie 4y ago
I think it’s unlikely this law stands up to a court challenge, so we’ll see what’s actually limited
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by norgie 4y ago
What stops China from just buying this data from data collection companies like the FBI and police do? Seems like that’d be much easier
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by norgie 4y ago
How would anyone search the internet offline?
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by norgie 4y ago
Yes, this is my experience. Many off the shelf models still don't work, but several of my own models work great as long as they don't use unsupported operators.
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by norgie 4y ago
Is Whisper really up to this? When I've used it, it's...fine. But it also randomly dreams up weird transcriptions that have nothing to do with what's actually being said, and with perfect audio too. Like the audio will be a p
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by norgie 4y ago
It is true and something more people should understand that ASL is not a signed version English, but most ASL speakers are pretty much bilingual. They are taught to read English, and most places also encourage learning to speak English, gen
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by norgie 4y ago
No money was printed, this will all come out of the FDIC's coffers, which is filled by banks paying essentially insurance premiums. It'll be covered by selling SVB's assets, with any gap covered by an additional assessment on
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by norgie 4y ago
She's arguing that her colleagues should join her changing that, not sure why that's ruffled your feathers so much.
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by norgie 4y ago
That won't with FDIC involvement. First, until they figure out the long term plan, nobody will be able to take more than the 250k that's covered by the FDIC. Second, the long term plan will probably be that much larger bank takes
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by norgie 4y ago
And...? Thanks for this non-sequitur.
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by norgie 4y ago
I mean the core issue is poor and capricious management either way.
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by norgie 4y ago
Hmm, I suppose you're right, beta might be an accurate based on that. Silverblue seems quite stable, but I guess the Fedora project isn't throwing all their resources behind it just. It's interesting because Fedora IOT uses `
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by norgie 4y ago
Just to note about the partition thing, you CAN do this with Silverblue, but it's not for beginners. The default is to use the whole disk. I dual boot, but give one whole disk to Silverblue and another whole disk to Windows. I'm a
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by norgie 4y ago
Seems like calling it ChatGPT might be a little misleading, their description implies they fine-tuned another pretrained GPT model, like GPT-2/3/neo or something, which seems fine for this use case
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by norgie 4y ago
I'm not defending it as a good idea, but where's the dishonesty? It honestly seems more like just a waste of your time unless you really need the job NOW
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by norgie 6y ago
Pretty sure this just makes you a fucking moron.
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by norgie 6y ago
Bravo! Great response. Incredible that people like this are considered “thought leaders” outside of very narrow fields.
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by norgie 7y ago
Viral dose does indeed matter. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/01/opinion/coronavirus-viral... It’s analogous to containing a new virus outbreak before it becomes an exponentially growing pandemic.
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by norgie 7y ago
You also concluded your initial report with a pretty hostile and unnecessary comment about their funding, so I'd say their response was far kinder than you'd get from a lot of other projects. (I know this is a free product, but y
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by norgie 7y ago
This is a feature of all natural languages, not just signed ones. We commonly refer to these words or phrase as idioms, slang, jargon, etc.

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