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by somethingsaid 2y ago
Is this new? The protective services section has jobs older then the shooting, and there are news stories about Bezos having personal security that go back years. https://www.amazon.jobs/content/en/teams/amazo
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by somethingsaid 2y ago
I’m on iPhone, using English and Dutch with the built in keyboard and it’s pretty seamless. Basically the layout doesn’t change (it’s always qwerty) but it will detect the language I’m typing and spell check for that language. That might on
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Right now, nothing. The issue didn’t reach mainstream builds except nightly Red Hat and Fedora 41. The xz version affected has already been pulled and won’t be included in any future software versions.
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
I also wonder if having a hallucination-free LLM is even required for it to be useful. Humans can and will hallucinate (by this I mean make false statements in full confidence, not drugs or mental states) and they’re entrusted with all sort
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Yeah, fair use implicitly uses the constraints of typical human lifetime and ability to moderate how much damage is done to publishers with it. That wasn’t an issue before recently, as humans were the only ones who could create output based
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Reproductive tools (like photoshop or photocopiers) require a human in the loop and a previous instance of the copyrighted material to reproduce copyrighted content. They don’t ship with copyrighted content inside of them. ChatGPT contains
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
If you read the link it’s actually two cpu cores on a single cpu die each returning a string. Then 3 of those cpus send the resulting string to the microprocessors which then weigh those together to choose what to do. So it’s 6 times redund
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
But English was dominant because the people who were dominant in those areas spoke English. It’s because of that previous dominance that the allies (you forgot the Soviet Union, China, the Netherlands, and France among others btw) were able
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Right, but while medical offices are third parties, they are also something you cannot (literally) live life without. I would argue that makes them extensions of yourself in the sense that they are acting purely on your behalf in an essenti
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
I would say that it comes from the basic right to Justice, in where you are penalized baseed on your actions, not on things out of your control. In this case being sick is out of folks control. The business should take into account and be a
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Yeah, I understand the preference for text, and I’m not against the site itself for posting it (I don’t have enough knowledge to comment on its quality), but I think we should give credit where credit (and ad revenue) is due, and link to th
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by somethingsaid 3y ago
Shouldn’t we link to the original YouTube video? This website just reposts it with no analysis, a bunch of ads, and some janky scroll hijacking.
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
Sorry, my bad. I should have double checked. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
The phrase lingua Franca shows why languages become dominant, because they’re the one spoken by the most powerful group of people. It’s not because English is uniquely good at absorbing from different languages. Japanese uses a ton of forei
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
There’s literally a whole section covering if CS should be considered math, engineering or science.
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
If anyone is confused by what this magazine is about, like I was, you can find a free issue here https://www.icmphotomag.com/free-sample-issue Looks like an interesting concept!
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
Similarly, for some languages the meaning of what is written can change based on the indentation and line breaks. Or a statement written under one formatting standard can become significantly harder to read under a different formatting stan
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by somethingsaid 4y ago
This exists as various white space characters https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_space