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by royal__ 1y ago
The small fuzzy spherical things are just what's inside the large oblong things, once the husk has been removed. People who have never really interacted with coconuts may be surprised to learn this.
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by royal__ 2y ago
The Thin Red Line
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by royal__ 2y ago
286082 is still insane though
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by royal__ 2y ago
Labeling midi controllers as theater props is an insane take. Midi controllers are essentially programmable instruments.
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by royal__ 2y ago
Cool idea! It sounds like you're offering it for free, with the option for a donation. How are you going to deal with the influx of what I imagine will be hundreds of free requests? Won't that get pretty expensive fast?
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by royal__ 2y ago
I think it's interesting how this makes a distinction about what Americans do, because appropriate social interaction is significantly influenced by culture. I wonder if there's a study or something that explored the variations in
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by royal__ 2y ago
Sure, language is more than text. It's complex, messy, and ever-changing. But that's exactly why language models are so phenomenal; they can extract patterns from these complex systems.
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by royal__ 2y ago
For instance, 'Longbottom' is translated quite literally, which can feel a bit silly.
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by royal__ 2y ago
Looks like an iPhone...one of the things I like about the other pixels is the curved bezels..
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by royal__ 2y ago
The irony here is insane
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by royal__ 3y ago
Yes this. It's not like the entire tooth brush stops working. Also, if you've used the brush for so long, it may very well be time to replace the head for the sake of oral hygiene. The most consumer unfriendly thing about these to
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by royal__ 3y ago
I would imagine as soon as they started smelling bad.
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by royal__ 3y ago
I would agree with other commenters that fine tuning is very much not obsolete, and for another important reason: many people and domains do not have the resources or even desire to work with extremely large models like GPT-4. The world out