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by prvc 4y ago
"Pushed on" you how, exactly? Mostly he is read for pleasure, as my impression has it.
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by prvc 4y ago
"Safely" because it is expected to burn completely before impact with the surface? If not, then fair to call it a potential hazard, even if a small one?
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by prvc 4y ago
Can it run as a camera on iOS "in the background", or does it require the screen to remain on, and the device to be "unlocked"? The linked page is very light on details.
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by prvc 4y ago
"Depth of field" is neither a defect, nor anything to do with the sensor/ film, yet I have seen this misconception repeated all over the place for years! (why?)
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by prvc 4y ago
Well, the former does seem like it would be much more "interesting" to a researcher, and the research in this case preceded practical necessity.
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by prvc 4y ago
Tons of other politicians are also serial liars (allegedly).
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by prvc 4y ago
Do you just leave the gaps open where the hinges were, or are they covered somehow?
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by prvc 4y ago
Hope these catch on. There have been a handful passive coolers for mainstream desktop CPUs that have been released over the past two decades, but they never became very popular.
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by prvc 4y ago
Skimming that post, it seems to be saying that either OpenAI will fail quickly, in which case MS takes the downside, or it will create AGI, in which case OpenAI will own something of incomparable value. However, there's no reason to as
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by prvc 4y ago
Why was this submission flagged?
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by prvc 4y ago
Battling the temptation to laugh in a joking way.
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by prvc 4y ago
> laughing, clearly in a joking way, not at all in a historical way What should the penalty be for laughing in a non-"historical way"?
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by prvc 4y ago
When this attitude becomes prevalent among those who have access to widespread online surveillance information, it could have a chilling effect on all of our reading habits and hence our ability to learn about the world. Oh, wait.
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by prvc 4y ago
"A long line of stones which is over a mile in length" could easily be laid by a single person in a relatively short time without any special skills, tools, or knowledge. Note: the structure described above seems to be a bit more
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by prvc 4y ago
So good of them to protect the users from being able to jailbreak their own devices easily.
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by prvc 4y ago
Just one additional word needed. No excuse. Ironically, this clickbait style is similar to the fraud being described in the video.
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by prvc 4y ago
Hopefully they will incorporate this exception into their headline; this is the only "primitive" channel with which I was familiar.
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by prvc 4y ago
>Off the bailey and into your motte That's another misunderstanding and misrepresentation of my words, which were just making a separate point (could have been a top-level comment).
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by prvc 4y ago
Youtube to this day allows uploaders to disable automatic captions for some reason.
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by prvc 4y ago
>we are proud to introduce Ivory for Mastodon On the bright side for them, now that they are starting a new "app", they can double dip on those purchase fees.
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by prvc 4y ago
>Do you really believe that we cannot make generalizations about the layperson's understanding of AI? I never said anything like that. Another point: They also continually conflate "AI", deep learning, and mechanical-turk
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by prvc 4y ago
>Accidental Billionaires: How Seven Academics Who Didn’t Want To Make A Cent Are Now Worth Billions We'll see for how long.
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by prvc 4y ago
>The public’s understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) is largely shaped by pop culture First clause of first sentence falsely posits that the "public" has a single mind, and claims the authors know the contents of this mi
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by prvc 4y ago
That's completely false. Earlier, when first viewing a Wikipedia page today, I experienced the same (very) mild panic that typically accompanies visiting the mobile page by accident. A regression in the visual appeal of the layout, in
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by prvc 4y ago
How big is a typical TikTok video compared to a Vimeo one? And if "buffering" is your problem, perhaps it's caused by something other than the company serving the video.
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by prvc 4y ago
Perhaps if the risk were quantified somehow, things would improve? Could be incorporated into the Nutrition Facts label, even.
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by prvc 4y ago
The "experts" (by the media's reckoning) haven't yet advocated doing this for marijuana products, which bear no cancer warnings, so I think a great deal of cynicism is warranted here.
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by prvc 4y ago
That's what's under contention.
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by prvc 4y ago
What's your point? What "law" are you wishing to uphold?
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by prvc 4y ago
>Four-part chorales are presented to the network as 4-channel images. As in Stable Diffusion, a U-Net is trained to predict the noise residual. >After training the generative model we add 12 channels to the inputs, with the middle fou

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