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1y ago
What was the nature of the accusation, is that not allowed? It doesn't seem like model weights could be copyright protected.
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1y ago
I'm curious what you mean here -- what discipline do you think Trump demonstrates? Clearly no moral discipline; so I assume you mean work regimen? Which disagrees strongly with the evidence of Trump's golfing (although likely that
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1y ago
This seems like it was correct - the view of the front of the body shows a third-person view. The labels are relative to the subject (first-person). Or in other words, looking at me, my right arm is on your left.
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1y ago
@dang, the OP title needs changing imo.
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1y ago
I've stopped trying to fight to install things on Linux. Anything with kernel level anticheat it seems is torment. They okay Fortnite, and quite a bit of Marvel Rivals (which initially worked, then stopped, I see reports suggesting it&
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1y ago
I can confirm Sober works really well, possibly slightly smoother than the Windows client. I couldn't get it to run via Proton/Wine at all.
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1y ago
Every couple of years MS do an update that messes up multi-boot/dual boot. I'm sure it's on purpose at this point, and relatively sure "Secure Boot" is how they achieve it. Still on Windows only for kids games. Linu
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1y ago
What's specific government/country owned IP? Just what you think the most lucrative is.
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1y ago
I've only seen Magic School Bus as an adult, but I don't recall any product placement? They seem fun and educational - like Storybots. Only problem I have with those shows for kids is the lack of real people.
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1y ago
So this is for recruitment? I like the pairwise approach but in the field I'm interested in, at the document level there can be a lot of relevance (we historically use scoring based on TF-IDF) but we tend to get a corpus of documents t
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1y ago
Which raises the question -- Norway famously made its citizen fund using oil money, but which country has made the most for it's citizens from [technology] IP? Natural resources v IP resources?
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1y ago
Segue - I've used Copilot a couple of times recently and in lots of code output it uses non-ASCII space characters in the code so when you copy-paste working code it still won't work. It's like a practical joke, designed to a
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1y ago
This link is to Arm's big.LITTLE, but other companies have efficiency cores (E-cores) too and may run fewer cores at lower clock to save power.
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1y ago
It already caught on once. It's already in the dictionary (though OED suggests it is obsolete). Though English was probably much closer to the Norman/French influence then. It may be the Tudor influence on unifying England under a
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1y ago
In British-English "libre" is French from Latin roots ( liber ). Though Spanish has the same word, I'd guess all Latin languages do. We get liberty, liberal from the same root. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki&#
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1y ago
Happily? We seem to have a choice here, ergo the expressions of preference to exercise that choice.
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1y ago
Text is just one representation. The model uses tensors (think multi-layered matrices in the context of ML that handle language and you're not too far off; in laymans terms, 'hard maths') to actually represent the inputs when
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1y ago
That's interesting because it suggests the meaning and representation are very tightly linked; I would expect it to be less tightly coupled given Gemini is multimodal.
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1y ago
Transparency pairs with a regulatory environment(*). I can trust a company because they gave to have their ingredients tested, and aren't allowed to include poisons under UK regulations -- I doubt have to verify (I'm not a biologi
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1y ago
I'm interested people are talking about suing, unauthorised access of a computer system is usually illegal, you don't need to rely on tort. States like to be in control of who is allowed to access computer systems; a key component
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1y ago
Sure they could. We just want it to be otherwise. What benefit might human review have? Maybe they could make sure the SERP list entries actually have the keywords you're looking for. Even better, they could make sure the prices in the
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1y ago
Speculation: Maybe they know that the real phrase is close enough in the vector space to be treated as synonymous with "granular mango serpent". The phrase then is like a nickname that only the models authors know the expected int
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1y ago
If you don't abide by the license terms then you don't get to copy something under the license. So breech of license means corresponding copyright infringement.
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1y ago
How far forward are we looking - just use a fusion react to synthesis any material from any other by dissociating baryons then running nucleosynthesis. Stars do it, so we know it works!
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1y ago
Fwiw, I Am Mother (2019) explores the idea of children raised by robots. Worth a watch imo.
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1y ago
If you consider that an LLM has a mathematical representation of how close any phrase is to "china politics" then avoidance of that should be relatively clear to comprehend. If I gave you a list and said 'these words are rank
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1y ago
>there's no question that US companies [...] You don't think Trump's backers have used profiling, say, to influence voters? Or that DOGE {party of the USA regime} has done "sketchy things" with people's data
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1y ago
Paper money in the UK used to be incinerated, if they used the heat to generate power, or even just heat water for the facility, then there would still possibly be some cost in not burning it ... but much though. Not sure if they still burn
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1y ago
I wonder if DotDotGoose was just training a counting model all along!?
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1y ago
I mean I'd suggest that if maligning them, but it can't actually be true? Like a chef that never tastes the food??
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