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by saynay 5y ago
This argument is utterly incoherent. Of course they don't include into the false positive rate images that are intentionally designed to generate positive hits, what would be the point of that? The only interesting metric is the false
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by saynay 5y ago
Realistically, because if they don't have something to scan for it, countries / EU are going to require them to provide a backdoor to scan it. There are already proposals in the EU to that affect.
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by saynay 5y ago
I would think there is way easier ways to frame someone with CSAM then this. Like dump a thumbdrive of the stuff on them and report them to the police.
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by saynay 5y ago
So, no, you can't provide examples of errors?
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by saynay 5y ago
Do you have any proof of that actually happening? Genuine question, because fining someone over pure hearsay seems insane.
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by saynay 5y ago
Aren't they lifting and moving packages? All sorts of muscle strains possible from that. Especially if there is little downtime for rest throughout the day.
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by saynay 5y ago
It's more that the model is so large it is capable of memorizing a lot. This can be seen in other language models like GPT-3 as well. Comments, I suspect, will be more likely to be memorized since the model would be trained to make syn
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by saynay 5y ago
Yeah, I don't think the state banning and shutting down existing municipal broadband falls into the category of "compromise".
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by saynay 5y ago
The fact the producing otters don't know the ways in which the consuming otters handle the message is precisely the decoupling its talking about, no?
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by saynay 5y ago
Kafka is more focused on distributed use-case, I think. It is built around being able to write to fault-tolerant queues, and having multiple consumers in a group reading from it; you can have it configured so that losing a queue node will n
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by saynay 5y ago
Taste is subjective, and there are many variables in coffee prep that affect different aspects of it. Grind size, roast level, brew temp, brew time, brew method, etc will all cause variations in the taste, some quite large. You also have di
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by saynay 5y ago
VP9 is meant to be a parallel to h264, and AV1 to h265? VP9 running on custom circuits being equivalent speed to h264 running on custom circuits seems like a win for VP9? Since VP9 isn't royalty encumbered the way h264 is, that could w
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by saynay 5y ago
I believe it is 30% for the initial subscription (or maybe first year?), and then 15% after that. If you are big enough, and probably aren't competing with a market Apple wants, you can negotiate to the 15% (maybe lower?) from the get
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by saynay 6y ago
My ISP rotates my public IP frequently, for some reason. I have had it switch several times in a day. Dynamic DNS helps a bit, but a VPN would simplify that a lot.
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by saynay 6y ago
Indeed. Repetition of phrases, images, or ideas - regardless of their truth - is the basis of propaganda and brainwashing.
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by saynay 6y ago
I have become convinced that the RIAA lawyers emerge from their crypts every few years, generating a slew of copystrikes to justify their retainer fee.
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by saynay 6y ago
Your weight compresses most of the insulation beneath you, and the hammock itself provides less than no insulation. If you aren't, you should put the blanket on the outside of the bottom of the hammock (suspended beneath it), so it has
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by saynay 7y ago
You could probably also scale the price based on other variables as well. Like scaling on the sending side as well as the receiving side, or based on the likelihood the other side responds or something. I would assume the main idea is to pu
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by saynay 7y ago
Yeah, that part is pretty crazy. I wonder if that is just up to the game developers, or if they were given a limited compute budget and the current 1080p / 1440p base resolutions were the best they could get? Maybe Stadia can't de
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by saynay 7y ago
AFAIK, there is a big difference in the backend. Something like the Playstation 'cloud gaming' gave you remote access to a playstation console. Others gave you access to a VM running the game. I think Microsoft was talking about g
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by saynay 7y ago
The OP is incorrect, but in the opposite direction than you are thinking. The monthly subscription is optional (it gets you 4k streaming, instead of 1080p, and discounts / free games similar to Playstation Plus or similar). You do have
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by saynay 7y ago
Stadia does not have a monthly required. It has a monthly fee only for the highest quality streaming tier (4k@60). If you stop paying that fee, you will keep games you purchased (with the exception of those given away for free with the subs
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by saynay 7y ago
Not needing to know both Python and C++. If you need to debug something, you don't need to use some mixture of pdb and gdb. Swift is a relatively young language, meaning it does not (yet) have weird hairy bits to work around design dec
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by saynay 7y ago
Strictly speaking, the minimum purchase is just one of the games on Stadia if you are going to be using Chrome on your PC and already own any HID-compatible controller. The $10/mo gets you 4K streams (you get 1080p without a subscripti
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by saynay 7y ago
Certainly a concern for the games purchased on top of this platform. If Stadia gets shuttered, your access to those games would just vanish. The hardware would be a weird thing to be worried about though. Chromecast won't be going anyw
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by saynay 7y ago
I would imagine they start using spare capacity for big number crunching tasks as well.
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by saynay 7y ago
I would actually suspect more of the opposite. Their biggest hurdle, at least initially, is fighting the perception that the service just won't be performant enough to be a good experience. I would not be surprised if they start with a
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by saynay 7y ago
From their site, as far as phones go only Pixel devices will be supported at launch. Support for other devices would be coming "later".
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by saynay 7y ago
I'm wondering why YouTube doesn't have something like Reddit's "quarantine" where certain videos and/or channels are blocked from the recommendation algorithms without being outright banned, but still available
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by saynay 7y ago
Tesla doesn't have traditional "model years" either.

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