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by prometheus76 2y ago
Does your computer supply different answers if it is hungry, or tired?
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by prometheus76 2y ago
And wouldn't that language need to be able to account for different physiological states? Thinking when one is hungry or sleepy is quite different than thinking when one is well-fed or fully rested.
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by prometheus76 2y ago
So will LLMs ultimately become realists, or nominalists?
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by prometheus76 2y ago
Identifying material on receipt is trivial. There is a handheld scanner that you point at a piece of metal and it will tell you what the metal is, which spec it falls into, and the specific chemical makeup of the material when you pull the
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by prometheus76 2y ago
What you say and do in private with your friends might be in line with the current political climate, so you feel safe. However, as the reach extends and the capability for storing a detailed history of your computer use increases, you are
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by prometheus76 2y ago
Isn't there a 14-day limit in National Parks?
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by prometheus76 2y ago
It's not a proverb, it's a scripture in the Bible. 1 Timothy 6:10 and you and OP are both right, depending on the translation at play. NIV Bible: "For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil..." KJV Bible: &quot
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by prometheus76 2y ago
Just because something is distinct does not mean it is independent.
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by prometheus76 2y ago
Essentially, what I hear in your statement is "if I can just teach people how I see the world, then they will see the world the same way." I firmly disagree with that assessment. Someone can be educated and yet see things differen
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by prometheus76 2y ago
We had multiple columns using UUID that we needed, and the Tabular memory model goes up exponentially for every column.
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by prometheus76 2y ago
We were pulling the entire list of tasks (around 80,000 tasks from various projects) from Microsoft Project 2012 (MSP) and dumping it into a database every day, so that we could track progress of projects daily. MSP uses GUIDs and they are
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by prometheus76 2y ago
I don't entirely agree that all it takes is education. Many people have grown up on farms, have lived with animals all their lives, and yet have no problem eating animals.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
5 X 5 is also really fun. It's the queen side basically, with a row of pawns in front. So there's only one row of open spaces between the two sides. It really stretches my brain to play it, but has helped me get better at calculat
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by prometheus76 3y ago
Because I have sunlight for a solar panel year-round, whereas I only have solar heat for a limited time.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
I'm toying with the idea of building one of these to use as a pool heater. Has anyone here tried this?
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by prometheus76 3y ago
I just wrapped my truck with several layers of copper mesh, so it should be fine. In all seriousness though, no. I have no way of confirming the data transmission has stopped.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
I called to turn off the data in a Toyota, and the guy wanted my name, phone number, email address, physical address and even more I can't remember right now. I was like "why do you need this info?" He said, "We need a r
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by prometheus76 3y ago
It's a survey of perception, not of performance or functionality, so it's still a very relevant change.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
This video explains better what I'm thinking of. He has built a 16-bit computer in Excel, and where he put the different formulas for the different parts of the computer on the sheet affected how it worked (he basically had to change h
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by prometheus76 3y ago
Excel has a top-to-bottom, left-to-right calculation order of cells, which can mess things up if you aren't careful. How does your engine handle calc execution order?
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by prometheus76 3y ago
I'm going to hazard a guess based on my experience of being the one who brought it to my current employer after learning it at a previous employer: it's really hard to understand for awhile, especially coming from Excel. The parad
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by prometheus76 3y ago
We're a Power BI house with eight companies in a holding company. Power BI also has a high-security option, which is essential for us for security compliance requirements on our government contracts. We also have a blanket license so e
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by prometheus76 3y ago
My wife and I have been playing chess, and I'm usually reading a light book of some kind between moves. We also usually have some relaxing music playing and not many lights on. We even turn all the lights off and just play chess using
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by prometheus76 3y ago
It's clear there is a ban on generating white people, and only white people, when asked to do so directly. Which is clearly an intervention from the designers of this system. They clearly did this intentionally and live in such a padde
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by prometheus76 3y ago
To which they reply "well you weren't actually there and this is art so there are no rules." It's all so tiresome.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
My hot take is that the people designing this particular system didn't see a problem with deconstructing history.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
But then it will show awkward things that cause the AI designers to experience cognitive dissonance! The horror!
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by prometheus76 3y ago
Do you think no one internally thought to try this, but didn't see a problem with it because of their worldview?
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by prometheus76 3y ago
They were clearly willing to spend time adjusting the knobs in order to create the situation we see now.
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by prometheus76 3y ago
Find someone that understands ADHD (even better if they have it too). This is just more gaslighting from people who can't comprehend that other people might not be wired the same.

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