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2y ago
I'm not sure if $200k of hardware fits the consumer level
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2y ago
Internet subscription, anyone? Access over 500 websites for $39.99 a month.
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2y ago
No formal alliance, but in reality, if you look up the proportion of Taiwanese-made chips used by the US military in... everything - aircraft, missiles ,tanks, planes, everything - invading Taiwan would probably cripple the US military&#x
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2y ago
= 100m if you're using metric football fields
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2y ago
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2y ago
I assume this is somehow baked into the model itself - how does this actually work? how would the model actually cause an error with some sequence of tokens?
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2y ago
>Your body is also not designed to lose weight. And will quickly adapt to the reduced calorie count and halt weight loss. thermodynamics be damned
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2y ago
Isn't this just delineating by wealth? i.e. race and/or those 4 other categories are just correlations.
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2y ago
Hell no. Try to blend in as much as possible and book it to South America via Mexico or something.
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2y ago
Then you realise that trying to quantitatively test intelligence only goes so far :D
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2y ago
Many have experienced horrible React projects - after Angular fell out of fashion with the enterprisey crowd, React became the default framework so a bunch of bicycle brain teams adopted it. React actually has a bunch of unintuitive footgun
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2y ago
Worth mentioning that I've also have the opposite opposite experience. Wrapping/using a library in vanilla JS, the type signatures changing and breaking unexpectedly with an update and only finding out when parts of the app sudden
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2y ago
Internet publishing? we could create a generic document format that could be published on the net. you'd need some standard markup to define presentation. then a hypertext protocol of some kind could transmit.
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2y ago
Never seen it, but totally possible. It always bothers me that the systems I've worked on have their data flows mapped out basically in semi-up-to-date miro diagrams. If that. There's no overarching machine readable and verifiable
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2y ago
More likely, parents are going to be working while robots pick kids up from school, read them some books, assist with homework.... In countries where labour is cheap enough relative to the professional class (eg Singapore) humans are curren
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2y ago
AFAIK it's hard enough to develop the cheats that you need to pay for subscriptions to use them
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2y ago
I'm wondering if you could use Roslyn to implement your snippet's syntax anyway.
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2y ago
(caution: backend dev opinion) I swear every time I use React, every couple of years, I wind up thinking "okay fine, but... why?" I love JSX. But the React API, for some areas, feels complex and boilerplatey. I dunno why you hav
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2y ago
Piggy-backing off this - does anyone know of a quick way to evaluate the maia weights from python or js for a single board state? I'm trying to hack something together with my own search func intended for human play and I can't qu
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2y ago
AI generated music isn't the issue. I'm pretty sure pop song production is tool-assisted.
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2y ago
Local development is extremely common in my area because the tooling is so good (dotnet). However the most productive I've been was on a team where local development, even on a single service, was eschewed for the most part. We had tes
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2y ago
LLMs have no direct recollection of the qualia of their own training. This is at least a major way that I self-correct myself: if I'm about to talk about something I know, I'll try and figure out how/why I know that thing and
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2y ago
I'm even a windows .NET developer and I also find Powershell extremely weird. I'm not sure what it is.
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2y ago
it is totally declarative and almost like an SMT solver so has some properties that can make it more useful in certain situations - I think it might even be fully statically verifiable but not sure. would need to look it up. I think Rust wa
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2y ago
I'm now forever calling Control Panel "Systemsteuerung".
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2y ago
It's still a pain spending time learning matlab syntax/semantics when you could just, idk, use C or Haskell instead
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2y ago
how can a wav file do anything? isnt it just raw data essentially?
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Strange side note. I've tried n-acetylcysteine as a supplement/medication, the weirdest thing about it is that I felt like I needed to breathe less often. And like I was breathing manually - which you are also doing now, ha. I won
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3y ago
People are demonstrably poorer, medical bankruptcies, the homeless pile up in fetid camps, but everyone has access to multiple lifetimes worth of social media content and fake AI waifus.
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3y ago
article links to a study where lifestyle changes have a measurable impact on MCI
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