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ramoz
2y ago
We could call this the hamster-wheel theory.
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2y ago
I mean your response here is equally extreme if not clownish. Do not pay for staged professional photos that convey exactly that. If you do pay for photos, they should look _real_ like an actual photo taken with a phone while you are doing
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2y ago
That was the original author's notes. Im saying dont do this: https://www.koby.photography/blog/2024/8/14/why-professional...
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2y ago
I should say my advice is for younger adults. Im sure the dynamics of 45yo+ dating is much different. This is where I say your pool becomes limited. You need potential-matches who (1) not only seek "serious" partners, but (2) are
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2y ago
I mean I don't have the data. Instinctively... the below both have the same implication and contrived negative attraction: - A mirror selfie of a man smiling - A professional photo of the same man posing with a confident look (confiden
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2y ago
If a woman is using professional shots? Or a male? Either way - For an attractive person: not much impact, though I think there is still a bit of a handicap depending on the type of person they are trying to attract and how much confidence
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2y ago
> To me, if you are a guy on a dating app and your pictures are not taken by a professional photographer then you are losing your time, and if you are paying you are also throwing your money. Don't do this. You need good pictures th
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2y ago
FYI: For Flux, there is a lot more power in the text-encoder & you can prompt with more meaningful and comprehensive sentences. Thus, less of the traditional comma separated & concise phrasing we saw in stable diffusion. You should
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2y ago
It's honestly disappointing and somewhat strange that they didn't go this route. IP barriers?
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2y ago
We’ve arguably been a better society with TikTok than with any other large-scale American platform. The moderation policies on Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, or any media outlet have been egregious, and more detrimental to the cultural health o
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2y ago
Maybe it was just a genuine outlet for interconnected entertainment compared to other platforms. American's have always sought similar entertainment since the dawn of the 'couch potato.' Now we can go back to consuming curate
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2y ago
Something has to give. As a hiring manager I can’t filter through 100s of resumes or profiles. Using all the top sites as well that are supposed to make the hiring process easier.
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2y ago
I’ve always wanted better search and chat organization. But I’m at a place where I can’t determine if the ephemeral UX of chatting with AI (ChatGPT, Claude) isn’t actually better. Most chats I want to save these days are things like code sn
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2y ago
Cool tool. From my experience the PDF was easy to traverse. The hardest part for me was understanding that treatment options could differ (i.e. between the _top_ hospitals treating the cancer). And there were a few critical options to consi
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2y ago
BTW it's also a measure to ensure your own standards are met - in distant execution, e.g.where you can ensure your data is processed privately, or your end of a contract is adhered to (something that we think resonates with an agentic&
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2y ago
The attestations in this case are completely determined by you.
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2y ago
> approved hardware will only run signed models This is true. But this is an ability of the hardware owners. Intel and NVIDIA are not setting the rules - and there is a real commitment to that because its open source. It's also conf
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2y ago
You lose some benefits around decentralized trust & temporal anchoring. But not all. DLT are established in software supply chains and are being adapted to AI supply chain (see below). It's not indicative of a "crypto" pl
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2y ago
Allow me to help extract the general value: (your case is not the direct point, but the measures are a part of strengthening the supply chain[1]. Other application include strengthening privacy [2]) Verifiability measures are designed to tr
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2y ago
It’s a poor comparison. Regardless it’s about a trusted observation - in your metaphor to help you prove in court that you weren’t actually speeding. Apple deploys verifiable compute in Private Cloud to ensure transparency as a measure of t
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2y ago
Reads as compliance controls being embedded into the code with integrated gates to halt execution, or verify controls are met at runtime - providing receipts with computed outputs. This is generally oriented toward multi-party, confidential
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2y ago
Prompts need to be integrated into grading/eval of where students are mentally. Like - cite/attach your prompts to the paper, code, whatever.
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2y ago
How fun was kube-ops-view though
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2y ago
They mention ads
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2y ago
It looks like it taps into the LinkedIn pdf resume. Do you have the ability to download that on your profile? There is a button on everyone’s profile (usually) in the header section called “resources”
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2y ago
How great is it then that you aren’t using the extension? Get off your high horse. It’s a fun little extension that accelerates a process a million people are likely using chatgpt for weekly.
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2y ago
I think engineers learn this quickly in high-scale/performance production environments. Even without hardware backgrounds. SLAs/costs create constraints you need to optimize against after promising the business line these magical
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2y ago
We need something to describe a behavioral element in business processes. Something goes into it, something comes out of it - though in this case nondeterminism is involved and it may not be concrete outputs so much as further actioning. In
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2y ago
The point is emergent capabilities in LLMs go beyond statistical extrapolation, as they demonstrate reasoning by combining learned patterns. When asked, “If Alice has 3 apples and gives 2 to Bob, how many does she have left?”, the model do
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2y ago
These models take an instruction, along with any contextual information, and are trained to produce valid output. That production of output is a form of reasoning via _some_ type of logical processing. No? Maybe better to say computational
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