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by polotics 2y ago
These studies appear extremely interpreted here indeed. This is a window into this soft-science research that shows I guess how real the study reproducibility crisis can be. Already the variability in outcomes points to serious methodologic
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by polotics 2y ago
I cannot understand how you oppose these two terms: mental-health, and objective, as if they were an either-or. There are many people with objectively measurable and diagnosed personality disorders, you could even observe that the way soci
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by polotics 2y ago
Oh wow there I was wondering how The Onion had been able to purchase the right to that website, thinking was it some kind of bankruptcy proceeding?
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by polotics 2y ago
You don't seem to understand the Ukrainian perspective here. So pretty straight from one Captain I know: in 1991 the Budapest agreement had Ukraine relinquish its nukes in exchange for security guarantees from both Russia and the US, a
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by polotics 2y ago
Maybe study Germany 1917? A variant of the "stab in the back" story that ended WW1 may be the main myth of 21st's century Подмосковье-land.
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by polotics 2y ago
Nato is a defensive alliance against any offensive act. Russia, ...as in: the mafia of the few profiteering rulers currently at the helm, is not fighting back anything. Firstly, its mad Ukrainian adventure has meant it has made its border v
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by polotics 2y ago
well, not quite: more fiber in your diet => less time per day spent on the toilet
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by polotics 2y ago
Ollama is kind of ok to get started, but as I understand it they don't give you a choice in the quantisation you'll use. Please correct me if I'm wrong. One thing I am sure about it is they store large model files renamed as
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by polotics 2y ago
Interesting, but if the blobs in the pictures are car-sized, then Argentinians are three-meters tall. The modern internet really does provide constant practice in mild disappointment.
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by polotics 2y ago
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by polotics 2y ago
can you provide links to these posts?
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by polotics 2y ago
I was expecting statistics, eg. in minutes per year per head, maybe even with demographics, but the article has none of that.
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by polotics 2y ago
Memories of one specific 6 year old a long time ago that was hit by an ambulance and had a long-ish life in a wheelchair with severely reduce brain functions. Also memory of the last game of chess I had played with this friend. He's de
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by polotics 2y ago
Why oh why do such flights of fancy focus on heavy bodies when the high-atmosphere clouds of Venus are comparatively so much more inviting. It's all dreams with our current techno-industrial trajectory, but I find the venus cloud citie
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by polotics 2y ago
The genre is RTS+FPS and it's super hard to get the design right. RTS players usually like being above the fray, FPS players like not having to think too much ahead. Battlezon 98 did manage to deliver an amazing experience, but the AI
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by polotics 2y ago
The sequence of event presented by the poster you are responding to is indeed a joke in 2024. Can you however not see a future where it becomes a practical possibility?
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by polotics 2y ago
"make" => "try to and fail", as some people are harder to maneuver than, it seems, the American public
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by polotics 2y ago
It's a bit more complicated than that, IMHO. The GoF, Bob and Martin, come from a place of having seen problems and trying to provide solutions as best they can, with valid experience on stuff that did help. The fact that some bullies
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by polotics 2y ago
well maybe the difference is by the time an EU vote gets through to the national governments as an actual implementation, we'll be well underway to have dropped clock changes on most of the planet already...
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by polotics 2y ago
Please detail what you mean by "intentionally" here, because obviously, this is the ultimate alignment question... ...so after having a read through your reference, the money-shot: Intentional hallucinations primarily happen when
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by polotics 2y ago
When I see a post I strongly disagree with, I tend to check out the poster's history: it's often quite illuminating to be confronted with completely different viewpoints, and also realize I agree to other posts of the same person.
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by polotics 2y ago
I guess jaco6 thinks recovering addicts shouldn't be reminded of their addiction. I also guess that is casting a quite wide net on speech.
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by polotics 2y ago
Very nice! Hopefully Firefox developers have the bandwidth to implement this as well, and not let Google Chrome have this feature as an "embrace and extend" differentiator. As for MS-Edge, well I guess it must be funny for Microso
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by polotics 2y ago
That's a good one: contrary to the Facebook of yore, Uber and Lyft have managed to Move Slow and Break Things! (I make myself laugh, while stuck in some traffic jam...)
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by polotics 2y ago
ps. During the 2000s, around ten new copper deposits were discovered each year worldwide. In the 2010s, it was more like 3 to 4 on average. And over the past three years, there has been a total of... one discovery, according to Les Echos:
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by polotics 2y ago
ok, good point!
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by polotics 2y ago
You wrote "thinking machines"? seriously? You do know that attention is all you need, right? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_Is_All_You_Need ) Having a Generative Pretrained Transformer regurgitate pa
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by polotics 2y ago
I disagree: I think copyright law is wholly prepared. If some thing produces a copy of copyrighted material, without explicit approval of the copyright owner, then it is infringing on the copyright. Where is the unprepared?
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by polotics 2y ago
So I go into a cinema with my recording equipment, record the movie, step outside and start selling downloads, and when the cops come, I say: "I’m not sure how to do it, but I think that finding a way to stop the reproduction of copyri
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by polotics 2y ago
https://interactive-atlas.ipcc.ch/

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