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by parineum 5d ago
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by parineum 6d ago
That's the same sentence. They cannot afford to lose the worth of their time solving that problem.
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by parineum 6d ago
> "The brain does it" is not in itself a reason to do the same in AI. What are the Tensors in LLMs modeled after?
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by parineum 7d ago
AI demonstrates it's value by solving a problem humans found not worth their time. This is less valuable than me asking chatgpt to find me a recipe.
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by parineum 9d ago
Lying and bravado, as always.
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by parineum 9d ago
\m/
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by parineum 10d ago
Everyone in this scene knows upgrading your console is sure path to getting yourself locked out of current and probably future exploits. I don't think anything really changed here. The moment these exploits go public, they'll be p
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by parineum 11d ago
The words on the paper represent the ideas of what it means to be American. Trump has nothing to do with that. His actions, when the do not align with that paper, can be described as "anti-American". The US has had a total of _one
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by parineum 11d ago
That kind of gets at my point. To be "German" means something different than being "American".
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by parineum 11d ago
> And that's the weak link of tying ideals and values to a location like a country My entire post is about exactly how this is not the case, American values are defined in a document[1]. [1] https://www.archives.gov/f
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by parineum 11d ago
Not really. America stands for something, they wrote a whole document about it. There is a big difference between being "American" and being something like "German" because Germany has existed for so long as different go
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by parineum 12d ago
What libertarian utopia do you live in?
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by parineum 13d ago
You forgot to mention that those people weren't considered "white" at the time.
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by parineum 13d ago
> Your average cattle, sheep, or other livestock farmer is a very different person in different countries. The US has large scale agriculture and use large scale equipment.
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by parineum 13d ago
It is generally not legal to open carry in California.
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by parineum 14d ago
Would you be upset if someone at the WalMart central data center called the local police because they saw someone with a gun in a Walmart at a remote location? That's what happened here. A private company saw a gun inside their propert
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by parineum 14d ago
> 5G SA isn't still available for the broad masses yet.. and they are talking of 7G? Talking is one of the steps towards making things available to the broad masses. You have to start these things ahead of time so they are ready to
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by parineum 14d ago
I largely agree with you and, at this moment, LLMs still have shortcomings that allow me to get into the weeds and solve some tricky problems now and then.
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by parineum 14d ago
> we gave it the largest premium territories Not premium to humans.
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by parineum 14d ago
2 of how many? Was there evidence of foul play or just innuendo?
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by parineum 14d ago
What other countries have you visited?
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by parineum 14d ago
Birth rates fall as prosperity increases.
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by parineum 14d ago
> Basically, to empower the public now means, how to bastardize your arguments into an emotional narrative that is palatable to the commoners but probably misses all relevant arguments. It's just to mobilize NIMBYs, a thing everyone
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by parineum 14d ago
Sick burn, bro. Have any recommendations on books about how functional the EPA was?
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by parineum 14d ago
> an agency that used to be so effective and well organized? The last time the federal government had an agency that fit that description it was the Hoover FBI.
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by parineum 14d ago
State government exists, contrary to popular belief.
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by parineum 14d ago
> People who disrupt things like that end up committing suicide. Care to cite some examples?
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by parineum 15d ago
It's a good thing that green energy isn't a fixed quantity and more can be built if there's demand, which is exactly what Google is doing. It's great for marketing and, you're right, that's why they are doing i
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by parineum 17d ago
In my experience, (fellow) engineers conflate the importance of the work their doing and the importance of their role as their personal importance to the company. They think that because they build (part of) the product, the product can&#x2
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by parineum 17d ago
It could be that a model prefers the tribe mentioned in closest proximity to the word candidate most of the time. It could be that it prefers the one that's third in a series. It could be that it prefers the one with even numbers of le

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