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by sd9 3y ago
Makes sense, so this is confounded by the number of people in the building. 30% for a CC3 seemed high to me initially (hence wondering if 0.3 really meant 0.3%). But since it actually means "in 30% of structural failures in CC3 buildin
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by sd9 3y ago
> The chance for a CC2 building (apartment buildings, offices, hotels etc.) is defined as moderate with 0.03 Does this mean 3% or 0.03%?
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Why are you 12% more likely to run a marathon at a milestone age?(runrepeat.com)
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by sd9 3y ago
zoky is making the point that the derivatives are named snap, crackle, and pop, in reference to Rice Krispies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap,_Crackle_and_Pop
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by sd9 3y ago
Small crowd, or small team, parses just fine. Small staff sounds strange.
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by sd9 3y ago
Non-deterministic, deterministic, it matters not
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by sd9 3y ago
Monday 3rd July And this is an average global temperature: > The average worldwide temperature was 17C (63F), just above the previous record of 16.9C reached in August 2016, according to data from the National Centers for Environmental P
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by sd9 3y ago
Infinite roll: https://mofi.loud.red/edit/517b150b00ca475016cd64c2ed0730266...
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by sd9 3y ago
This video offers an alternative to a black and white perspective on shoplifting: https://youtu.be/6U6xH1gKwjI
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by sd9 3y ago
But like... how could that be done, practically?
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by sd9 3y ago
https://youtu.be/qb6UGbRlsgE "Thanksgiving" - Paul and Storm It spoils the twist, but: > And everybody knows that Greedo never even fired > when Han shoots first it sets up his entire moral journey > Plus
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by sd9 3y ago
> stateful UI OP means that the screen has different modes that you traverse between, the car is still stateful.
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by sd9 3y ago
"I am not British, I'm Scottish." is just shorthand for that. It's a bit like "Charlie's not a dog, he's my best friend"
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by sd9 3y ago
I recognise Gordonjcp's autonomy to choose their own preferred identity. Nationality is a social construct that can be perceived differently in various contexts. If someone prefers to identify as Scottish rather than British, at least
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by sd9 3y ago
I don't understand; surely teacher supply is a relevant factor? More/better/less strained teachers encourage people to want to study maths, and help them do so.
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by sd9 4y ago
The nocebo effect. "This video will hurt" - CGP Grey https://youtu.be/O2hO4_UEe-4
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by sd9 4y ago
The only difference in this case is to take the ceiling. The formula seems fine as an approximation.
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by sd9 4y ago
So may I ask a question? Are you an robot that you couldn’t fart? (laugh react) just want to make it clear.
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by sd9 4y ago
Presumably not ELIZA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA ), perhaps a character on character.ai or similar named Eliza? This is, of course, a very sad story. It's certainly possible that ChatGPT was involved, alt
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by sd9 4y ago
I agree that this is the part that needs more work, and is most uncertain. Increasing context windows seems like a fairly straightforward computational challenge (albeit potentially expensive). On the other hand, whether or not we can scale
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by sd9 4y ago
I said that the context window improved. I mean that it is larger. GPT-3.5 is 4k tokens, GPT-4 is 8k tokens (standard) or 32k tokens (only API access atm). This is the number of tokens that GPT-X can take into account when producing a respo
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by sd9 4y ago
If you start a new session, it doesn't do this.
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by sd9 4y ago
This seems very plausible to me. The context window improved a lot between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, and OpenAI clearly see value in increasing it further.
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by sd9 4y ago
This sounds interesting. Can you share the prompts that you use to set up a session please?
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by sd9 4y ago
Those are the results for just one state, Adamawa. However, like you I don't know what the overall results are; I agree that the article could make this clearer.
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by sd9 4y ago
I was naturally skeptical of the punchng article, so I crosschecked it against OP's CSV. The votes in the article do agree with OP's CSV (although the number of accredited voters differs slightly). The crosschecked results are in