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by silisili 2y ago
It's a bit heavy for my liking, but add some breakfast sausage and sour cream and you have basically every party queso.
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by silisili 2y ago
Agreed. I went down this rabbit hole last year, going as far as even buying sodium citrate that's supposed to help it melt together, with mixed results and awful taste. Never came close to anything resembling a well melted, good tasti
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by silisili 2y ago
I'm hesitant to write politics here because of how many people write scathing and rude comments, but I'll attempt to give a US perspective on the last election. I think there were just a series of events that led to nobody getting
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by silisili 2y ago
Neat idea! This brings back an embarrassing memory from childhood. Playing football in the yard, a careless neighborhood kid accidentally knocked two of my baby teeth out. I remember scouring the grass for them to no avail, then getting in
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by silisili 2y ago
That's funny, I use Amazon on mobile web, my wife insists on the app. Guess which one of us has way more problems, due to both functionality and a constantly changing layout?
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by silisili 2y ago
Again, you're just citing three things from the same date, and I don't believe it's in good faith. Elsewhere I suggested people to just Google it, because it gives you an honest answer. So does chatGPT. So does the Wiki page
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by silisili 2y ago
He sold Tesla shares. This is all public, I don't understand the weird speculation...
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by silisili 2y ago
He didn't leverage Tesla stock to buy X. These Reddit level takes with zero research are making threads like this really annoying to read. All emotions, zero facts.
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by silisili 2y ago
In fairness, a recent report put X's value at 44b, though I don't have access to FT to read the source material to know why. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/elon-musk-s-...
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by silisili 2y ago
Most of mine are the 'wrinkle free' variety that actually work pretty well. I have a few 'nicer' shirts that aren't and you learn the tricks of the trade - hanging it near your shower, wiping with a hot wash cloth,
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by silisili 2y ago
Do you by chance have a link to a working example of this? Sounds interesting...
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by silisili 2y ago
By the LLM team (Grok team, in this case). I don't mean for the LLM to be sentient enough to know it doesn't know the answer, I mean for the LLM to identify what is being asked of it, and checking to see if that's something
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by silisili 2y ago
Well, I'm relegated to tall sizes so my options are probably a bit more limited. The brands I typically wear are Izod, RL Chaps, US Polo(not RL Polo), and lately some from Kingsize. The latter fit nicely but I find a lot of styles a b
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by silisili 2y ago
Ha, glad to know I'm not not alone doing that re: country of origin. I only wear Oxfords and casual button down shirts, and found that I only ever like the ones made in Bangladesh because of fit and material. I could talk your ear off
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by silisili 2y ago
It's what makes sense. I don't think it's that hard given materials available, I think companies just forego putting thought into it because customers don't care and will claim their products are weak and not long lasti
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by silisili 2y ago
I thought about this of course, and I think a reasonable 'hack' for now is to more or less hardcode things that your LLM sucks at, and override it to say it doesn't know. Because continually failing at basic tasks is bad fo
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by silisili 2y ago
That's what I really want. One thing I see a lot on X is people asking Grok what movie or show a scene is from. LLMs must be really, really bad at this because not only is it never right, it actually just makes something up that doesn&
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by silisili 2y ago
Two comments - The article makes it sound like Kling just took an existing product (LibWeb) and renamed it, without making it clear that Kling started/developed LibWeb also. Secondly, Kling has stated repeatedly that he's focused
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by silisili 2y ago
Yep but some are claiming this makes the speed of light incredibly unsafe and unpredictable. A small but loud group of scientists are working to replace c with a crab emoji in most literature going forward.
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by silisili 2y ago
I'm inclined to agree. If their wiki is true, they were just doing it out of rather pure interest with no financial backers whatsoever until later on. In fact it made it sound like other countries basically quit funding some other cl
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by silisili 2y ago
Was the data really important? Is it worth holding people's data hostage because of subpar developers? I'm not at all saying that soft deletion shouldn't exist. I'm arguing that hard deletion should be the default, and
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by silisili 2y ago
I get that a little from the company perspective, but it leads to its own issues of perhaps more important magnitude. If you have data for a user, who wants to delete it, you can soft delete to allow recovery to prevent complaints. On the o
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by silisili 2y ago
'Our data design is too bad to allow anyone to delete anything' is not, to me, a valid reason to prevent actual deletion.
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by silisili 2y ago
The regulatory aspect is one I get. The problem is that it infected the mindset of almost every company. Those that worked at companies who needed it brought the mindset everywhere. And like many technologies, people who study what big com
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by silisili 2y ago
It's absurd to me how soft deletion took over the entire industry and 'DELETE FROM' became taboo.
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by silisili 2y ago
I don't even know Maher's politics, I just meant Tosh was beginning to sound like and even talk like him(the cadence/pausing etc). He used to be a real fast talker. One could also argue he's even starting to look that
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by silisili 2y ago
Thanks! It's getting late so I only watched the first 20 mins for now, but agreed. He obviously had a great upbringing. I'll check out the rest tomorrow. That aside, I used to love Tosh.0, and didn't even know he was still
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by silisili 2y ago
I get that re: celebrity endorsements, I've never understood why someone would buy a product just because a celebrity is in the commercials. Now, that out of the way, the Foreman Grill was/is? a nifty little product that actually
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by silisili 2y ago
Hadn't seen this before. What a nicely written letter. Explained why they have to do this, outlined a reasonable action step, and even offer to help said action. Moreover, it didn't contain a single threat. I wish all companies
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by silisili 2y ago
RIP. Was a big fan of Foreman growing up, even though his initial heyday was before my time. Which is one of the reasons I'm fond of him today - he was 48 years old when he was last heavyweight boxing champ. Every time I'm feeli

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