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by sp332 3y ago
Edit: it's probably fine.
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by sp332 3y ago
This whole series has been great, but he got a sponsor for this installment and was able to do even more tests than usual.
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by sp332 3y ago
The UI helped of course, but the massive media blitz didn't hurt.
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by sp332 3y ago
Very interesting, but I don't know if the "placebo effect" is what I would call getting actual medical attention requiring anaesthesia. I would guess they feel less depressed because they got treated for something that was wo
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by sp332 3y ago
Why do none of the benchmarks in the table match the headline?
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by sp332 3y ago
The model itself might be, but the tooling should prevent this. The non-system input should be truncated, or maybe summarized or something.
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by sp332 3y ago
HN unhelpfully rewrites reddit links. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38103447
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by sp332 3y ago
I think “media literacy”, which the body of the article actually uses, is more specific.
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by sp332 3y ago
I think any model type that is not built in to the huggingface library needs that.
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by sp332 3y ago
Because it's absolutely fantastic.
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by sp332 3y ago
If you're actually selling a stake like that, it will probably be regulated as a security and you need to keep the SEC happy.
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by sp332 3y ago
So what's the downside?
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by sp332 3y ago
Again, it's the Contact link at the bottom of the page here.
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by sp332 3y ago
That only works until you run out of resolution in your floating-point representation. When you have to start manually keeping track of digits, that's when things slow down.
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by sp332 3y ago
Typing "@dang" does not actually do anything. Write to the mods using the Contact email at the bottom of the page.
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by sp332 3y ago
I thought we only had algorithms to do this in hexadecimal or other power-of-2 bases. Looks like arbitrary bases including base 10 have been doable since 1996!
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by sp332 3y ago
Can you post the link in a comment? I think HN might have replaced the one you posted with a "canonical" one that requires a login.
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by sp332 3y ago
https://cohost.org/ ? Edit for a bit of info: There is no discovery mechanism built-in and no "algorithm". The way to find more posts on a topic is to use hashtags. Everything is reverse-chronological. If someone
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by sp332 3y ago
(()) isn't a palindrome, but ())( is.
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by sp332 3y ago
It depends on the species at least https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfish_regeneration#Degree...
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by sp332 3y ago
Largely, prices aren't going to go down. Best case, prices rise slower than wages for a while. Of course this kind of recovery is very uneven and tends to favor people with relatively higher wages to begin with. Fuel is linked to inter
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by sp332 3y ago
It's just a guess, based on the LLM never getting writers block and being able to hold a good amount of context in mind for every output token.
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by sp332 3y ago
https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/ftx-sam-bankman-fried... For example, the Rikers Island jail is mostly for pre-trial detention. People don't get sentenced to Rikers.
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by sp332 3y ago
And if you teach them about expected value, also teach risk of ruin.
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by sp332 3y ago
You just linked to the whole subreddit instead of one post.
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by sp332 3y ago
Things in the generated code (function names, variables) will be named better. Comments will be written with specific instructions about how to generate the following code. Test coverage will improve, but even fewer people will evaluate whe
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by sp332 3y ago
Ok, I was wondering whether it was the user's own selfie and how Chat GPT even got it.
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by sp332 3y ago
I'm guessing this isn't your selfie?
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by sp332 3y ago
When we bought, the seller's agent apparently spent a good chunk of her fee on little scent dispensers. We were finding those things tucked behind cabinets for months.
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by sp332 3y ago
Edge and Safari (and Firefox) have reader mode, which automatically makes them better than Chrome.

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