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721.
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polotics
2y ago
How does this follow, can you explain?
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polotics
2y ago
Do you realise how your comment sounds? No actual reason for any of the opinions, just "this happened" and words like "serious". What does serious means, is it type safe or something? Can you try again with substance?
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polotics
2y ago
So what is your point? Claims of context-window sizes increases do imply that information can be extracted from such windows. So this is not trivial. The counting example is a simple case, the "how much is this insurance policy going t
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polotics
2y ago
One of the big issues in this space seems yo be the wishful thinking. Have you tried to use Autogen to solve any of the hard questions mentioned in the article? I had a good go at a specific domain, witb a corpus of only a dozen thousand pa
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polotics
2y ago
The "BS in CS..." story also applies to Swiss apprenticeships when it comes to IT: I never had an apprentice that did not continue on to studying for a BS once they passed their few apprentice years. The idea that not all adolesce
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polotics
2y ago
the marketing is indeed super slick, in terms of added value for the framework, as needle is built on top of threejs, I'm not sure I'll bite
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polotics
3y ago
Well no, this is not how countries will decarbonise. What will happen is some net fossil-fuel exporters will become net importers. Like for example the UK with natural gas. These changes somehow will still come as surprises, their impact wi
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polotics
3y ago
I swear I really tried hard and looked very hard for information. I never could transfer that pro license from one computer to another, an inifinite maze of unhelpful Microsoft web pages, wasted hours on this.
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polotics
3y ago
why do this when the Linux upgrade feels so much simpler, and won't get nuked on the next patch or misclick?
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polotics
3y ago
worst mistake of my windows days: accepted a MS account, was then blocked forever from transferring a windows pro account from one pc to another. both the one that had home and the one that had pro are happily running linux, can't wait
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polotics
3y ago
The spelling mistake (gossomer instead of gossamer) doesn't inspire confidence in the project.
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polotics
3y ago
I've been using the term "Nanoservice" for the kind of finest-lasagna code we see in the field, but sadly it hasn't caught on much yet...
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polotics
3y ago
I found this article somewhat offensive. The title should indicate how much this is focused on how the author thinks men (not women) should sort through a set (large one) of potential female mates. Also it's pretty light on the a
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polotics
3y ago
Germany in the early 1930's also had this sense that the foolish Chaplin-like character with his NSDAP party was anyway never going to amount to much.
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polotics
3y ago
Coal also has a much worse radioactive particles issue than nuclear... https://isnap.nd.edu/assets/255639/radioactivity_lecture_18....
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polotics
3y ago
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-nsa-director-concerned-b...
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polotics
3y ago
Well no. As I understand it TikTok has been the top platform for brash divisiveness tactics. It is hosting a lot of bots actively trying to split the body politics with inflamatory astroturfing messages split between the "burn all the
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polotics
3y ago
So much this indeed!!! I really wonder how Postman users think that doing something in an UI instead of in code is adding value to their workflow.
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polotics
3y ago
the linked page contains an invite-link that allows you to view the full article. Any other way you'd hit a paywall.
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We all love an activist, until they need something
(metafilter.com)
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polotics
3y ago
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polotics
3y ago
Well if this trickles to people who could be impacted by this death trap, and saves >0 lives, I would say it is relevant...
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polotics
3y ago
I am surprised no-one mentionned the to me obvious explanation for Derrek's behavour: wilfull obfuscation, at-least partly aware of the consequences, with a calculated maximization of the consulting fee. If the incentive structure is s
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polotics
3y ago
It's very open, but pretty crowded, so you have to add the duration of traffic jams to that charging time...
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polotics
3y ago
Well no... this is the answer I get: Conversation with Gemini. profile picture. please explain to me how to configure the whitelist for the adblock application in OpenWRT. Absolutely! Here's how to configure the whitelist for the
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polotics
3y ago
case in pointm here is a discussion with Gemini-Pro: >>>>>what version are you, by the way? As a large language model, I don't have a single version number. Here's why and how it works: 1. Continual Evolution: I
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polotics
3y ago
Wow this doesn't have Attention, SoftPlus, LERU...
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polotics
3y ago
I had a go at porting an A*-algo implementation from pure python to a RAM & CPU -optimized Numba version. For this I used the help of Gemini-Advanced (if that's what Google names their paid-for offering today) It's been a
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polotics
3y ago
Nope! A 4 degrees average rise means massive chaos of climate ups and downs, no one is going to be happy with that. Also note that extreme North/South location do not get good sunshine for plant growth, it's too low on the horizon
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polotics
3y ago
Come on! Reorganization to cut fossil fuel by 5% year on is doable and hits the 2 degrees target, and no one dies. The deaths are on the side of doing nothing to the status quo and letting the world burn.
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polotics
3y ago
You're looking at adverts trying to get an edge of memorability by triggering cognitive dissonance the way they know will on the German general population...
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