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Medium has already been available for a couple of weeks. Vision is the new one.
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For a couple of days, I had trouble loading pages sometimes in Firefox, usually on mobile. I think there were a lot of cross-domain resources problems, but it seems OK today.
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CADT?
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https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu... A bit before noon most days, just after midnight on Mondays.
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Buying a copy of the book would not give you any copyright license. You could only make copies for personal use.
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It's different for websites because they are intentionally served up for free. Google had a very hard time getting a license to even index book contents. And there's an ongoing tension with paywalled websites. They do pay for some
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Yes, and coverage or discounts could be predicated on risk-reducing precautions.
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Do you mean leaving most of the model in its initial, randomised state and only training a LoRA?
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And the transition is not complete, because they still load a lot of resources from the old domain, and this breaks if you have Firefox's advanced tracking protection enabled.
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Not enough people browse /newest, so a lot of stories go by without finding their audience.
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https://krebsonsecurity.com/2019/05/microsoft-patches-wormab... Looks like I misread and this requires RDP to be enabled, which is not the default. But it was pretty common, Rob Graham counted almost one million h
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In 2019, Microsoft released a patch for WinXP because there was a remote code execution vulnerability, and there were enough WinXP machines still around to make this a big deal. A machine without this one patch would still be immediately
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LLMs are state-of-the-art at detecting sarcasm. It won't help if the data is just wrong though. Edit: https://arxiv.org/abs/2312.03706 Human performance on this benchmark (detecting sarcasm in Reddit comments) was
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That's not what the lawsuit is about. It says that state agents were pretending to be caregivers in the hospital. They illegally searched the kids and accessed medical records. Also they kept the kids from their parents illegally.
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I think this leaves out cases where there is actual resistance by a larger group. For example, a March 2003 Gallup poll showed that 5% of the US population had made a public opposition to the Iraq war, but 21% had made a public display to s
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He's been a billionaire since 2020. How can you run a business like Apple when your personal finances take so much attention?
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So, two Flight Technical Pilots and that's it?
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If the stockholders didn't make the decision to defraud the FAA, then why would they be on the hook for this?
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Does VEYIL stand for something?
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The hamburger menu doesn’t work, so I have no way to figure out what this site is about.
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No, but you can just cache the state after processing the prompt. https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/tree/master/examples/...
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If they just turn into another Google then what was the point?
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Why does this page push so many entries into my back button? Edit: If I scroll to the bottom very quickly, it only adds one extra. It seems to add them when I stop scrolling, but not every time. And never when I scroll up. This is on Firefo
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Fuller hired a wordsmith, who hung around for a few days listening to the way he spoke and then invented the word Dymaxion for him.
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We don’t have to trust the board. We have the binaries.
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Proponents assert that SMRs would cost less to build and thus be more affordable. However, when evaluated on the basis of cost per unit of power capacity, SMRs will actually be more expensive than large reactors. That's not what affo
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Sure, but if your corpus is very large, that's not feasible.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto#Kami
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https://web.archive.org/web/20240511030857/https://www.space...
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It’s unlikely that my target audience is on Twitter. Most people aren’t.
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