shiandow

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by shiandow 2mo ago
There are other sources of meat. Also dairy is not a meat.
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by shiandow 2mo ago
You would be wrong, they are about equal in size, both accounting for about a third of the anthropogenic emissions.
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by shiandow 2mo ago
You can call it painstaking but I mostly found it painful to read. I mean you don't need that much text or numbers to argue most of the AI hardware spend seems driven by two companies, who likely need to spend more next year to mat
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by shiandow 2mo ago
I get the feeling the author had a very simple and clear idea and then spent a lot of time fumbling about trying to present it clearly. At one point I'm pretty sure there are six paragraphs shortly after each other that are all trying
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by shiandow 2mo ago
That's a fair point, I'm not even sure I was even arguing against your comment. Mostly just pointing out stuff I thought was relevant.
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by shiandow 2mo ago
If we're doing a meta discussion on the quality of arguments it ought to be pointed out that Popper is not exactly modern any more so like objectivism, falsifiability is not some kind of holy grail any more. A bigger issue with string
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by shiandow 2mo ago
Identity is what links them together.
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by shiandow 2mo ago
I think 1/f is the uniform measure for scaling rather than translations. It's to multiplication what the standard uniform measure is for addition. If you want to be boring you could call it the uniform distribution for log frequen
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by shiandow 2mo ago
I mean the difference operator kind of forces the potential field to have 'derivatives' between -K and K inclusive right? That makes it Lipschitz by definition.
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by shiandow 2mo ago
The headers that push a bit into the margin are an interesting stylistic choice, but why on earth does it have to be random? Did something change that affected the layout somehow? (ironically)
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by shiandow 2mo ago
It's about taking a holistic view of the situation as well. Shipping is a big producer world wide, but stopping it entirely barely makes a dent. A lot more is industry, appliances, heating. And those boats make a lot less of an impact
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by shiandow 2mo ago
I think its an article about gourds? With some climate change opinions in the middle. The climate change part raises some good points, but why gourds?
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by shiandow 3mo ago
That could be tricky because I think one of those markets was China.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
In the systems that skip those dates, do they then correctly allow dates like February 29th 1500? If not I'd argue the system should disallow dates before the switchover.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
Well it's going to be a matter of time anyway, I'm already forced to use an app when I'd rather not. But more than that I want to have a choice.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
I don't care about any of these, I just want to be able to have whatever Google pay does without Google. You could claim that's not an android problem but if you do I don't think you've ever had to explain to people your
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by shiandow 3mo ago
There's an idea here but I don't think it's clear enough. Ironically. At any rate even if you wish to judge the idea rather than the way someone wrote it down then I still think LLMs don't help. Because the one thing I d
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by shiandow 3mo ago
I assume Kimi does provide logits. You can do cross entropy both ways. With slightly different results. Edit: No that doesn't seem to be what's happening here. I think it's some kind of word frequency analysis.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
You're free to know me, but not where I live. It's not hard to see the difference in types of personal information.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
The value was always in the connection not any individual datum. Besides, I choose what information I link to this identity do I not? You're welcome to my views and their connection to each other. Doesn't mean I want you to know e
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by shiandow 3mo ago
The U.S. accessing my personal data causes immediate harm and completely unacceptable risk.
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by shiandow 3mo ago
Seems like a different problem. You can't offer hardware at a price you can't buy new hardware with, so there isn't much of a choice there. But pricing away existing customers simply to lower demand is a bold move, especial
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by shiandow 3mo ago
I think LLMs have stopped trying to be accurate language models for a while now. There's probably some kind of feedback loop that encourages expressions that correlate with 'good responses', if there's nothing preventing
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by shiandow 3mo ago
You'd rather lower quality of land life to enable growth? Or were you not responding to the argument that avoiding pollution is typical degrowth talk?
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by shiandow 4mo ago
Having to replace wip with qed when indentation makes it clear it's the only thing that fits is a bit tedious.
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by shiandow 4mo ago
OsmAnd has a nautical map plugin you can enable.
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by shiandow 4mo ago
I guess my experience is better described as "stop trying to drive a car into your destination"
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by shiandow 4mo ago
I read the article, I read the AI's verdict, I read the comments here, and I still don't know if OP does or does not have a tear in their tendon! The AI doesn't present evidence I can understand, it doesn't even present
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by shiandow 4mo ago
I would definitely be wary using the more advanced super resolution schemes. It took some work preventing it from drawing faces everywhere. MRI is already a form of compressed sensing, I would much prefer statistical forms of super resoluti
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by shiandow 4mo ago
Not only that, what is the point confining someone to prevent the spread of a disease about a quarter of the world is already infected with? I suppose there could be reasons, but I don't know them.

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