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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Fascism and Communism. Two sides of the same coin. In fact, they are so similar even in their base, they ended up as mortal enemy of each other.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
PaLM use a pathway architect, not a decoder only transformer as ChatGPT. At least you can look it up on Wikipedia before making such wild assumptions.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Sorry but your claim is so ridiculous. PaLM employs a different model as ChatGPT. And Google also published their result in April 2022, earlier than OpenAI talked about their ChatGPT in late 2022.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
AFAIK, PaLM was up and running inside Google long before the hype with ChatGPT. So in the circle of frontier AI researchers, they miss know it. But Google kept silence because of the problematic hallucinations and the fear for litigation a
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I wonder how did you reason that? Because their madness looks similar to humans’?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
While the metric system has some advantages, I think the most obvious argument for switching to SI is simply the world use it! Use the same unit system as anybody else will avoid tons of confusions, save lots of money and eventually even so
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I don’t find the part, explaining why they think it is a structure and not say an optical illusion? Are all these galaxies of the same-ish distances to us? Are they gravitationally bound together or how should we understand the term “struct
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Seriously, why people in tech are opposed to unions? In Europe, unions and Betriebsrat (works committee) are the norm. Why not in the US?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Their revenue growth is still good. Stock price increased. We are in a bad economy for one or two more years, but it already started a year ago. So what could the the reason for this time mass layoff? Section 174?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Most likely a cascading effect of many factors: the longer downturn of the US economy, tax rate keeping high at least for another year or two and most importantly, I believe is the effect of Section 174 [1] https://newsletter.pra
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
But the dev don’t work in a year. So you have to depreciate his next year salary and so forth, right? It’s insane!
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
When I look at the chart, I actually see a down trend long BEFORE COVID. It seems the current situation is a continuation of this trend from pre-pandemic.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
How do you imagine they could do that? SAT are multiple choices tests, with answers are objectively wright or wrong. The scores are simply summed up. Where is the place to put in adversity score or any “adjustment” scores?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
World model might be a too big word here. When we talk of a world model (in the context of AI motels), we refer to its understanding of the world, at least in the context we trained it. But what I see is just a visualization of the output i
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Yes. When I taught my son who is on the spectrum, I realized how much we “normal” adults took for granted. Very often, when I read a math problem, I have to stop and explain to him which implicit assumptions are here to expect. And more oft
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Reformatted in epub for reading on mobile device. Enjoy and happy holidays! https://filebin.net/8nvuikvpbf64o5ec
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
“the most comprehensive registry data in existence, available for an entire nation of more than six million individuals across decades. Our data include information about life-events related to health, education, occupation, income, address
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
So a home with a garden and a garden/office pod is perfect?
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Looks elegant and much nicer than eGroupware, but eGroupware offers a lot more functions, though. Visited the demo site of eGroupware, I can not shake off the feeling the UX and its GUI essentially remains the same in the last 15 years. eGr
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
What is a array index if not a “pointer”? In fact, access an array member involves a pointer arithmetic: array_p + index * data_size The fact that traditional tree implementation requires malloc is solely based on the wish to dynamically pr
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I believe things like the Hoover Dam or a skyscraper with its glass, steel, aluminum, concrete and myriad human artifacts would leave behind a significant amount of artifacts which will be detectable even after millions years.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
By the way, is the FCC's decision likely to improve rural access in the future or not (without Starlink)? Perhaps not, as the past has demonstrated. But with Starlink they will have better access anyway. So Starlink is a victim of its
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Of course by government money, the OP meant subsidization and other form of direct money incentives, not paying for fair and square services.
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
I wonder whether you have any data to back up your claim, but other data seem to contradict it. Also see the comment of Luke Lambert on this thread https://gist.github.com/LukeLambert/dd722e49bc773bcb27e859d9...
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
Ha, the site shows how nice the font rendering on iPad is! Even the smallest ones are clearly visible and all the bigger font sizes are rendered differently. Nice!
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
If the effects is true, I don’t think it is necessarily due to any particular substance in the wasabi. If the simple smelling of pleasant fragrances can boost the memory performance by 260% [1], I believe other pungent substances can have a
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I imagine it’s as hard as keeping the same style, characters, expression for your storyboard using image generative AI. While they are good for one-off shots, keeping the scenes consistently fit a storyboard is something different. Then peo
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The same as the PISA scores. PISA, which might not be well known is the US, is the International Student Assessment for the 15 years old students in the OECD (and non-OECD) countries. The PISA measures their ability to use their reading, ma
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by sinuhe69 3y ago
The Guardian kept the most picante part for the end. Perhaps because it might undo the “Tesla is losing” sentiment the media want to conjure up? “In a case related to the PostNord action, a court on 27 November ruled that the Swedish Transp
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I, too, was fooled to think Gemini has seen and heard through a video/audio feed instead of showing still images and prompting though text. While it might seem not much difference between still images and a video feed, in fact it requi

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