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spacemanspiff01
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spacemanspiff01
2y ago
Yes, but the fact that it is even a question is absurd. I guess my thought is that you have a boss that told you to touch a computer system, normally only a few people touch it, because of you make a mistake, your company looses 100 billion
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How about money in the financial system. What would happen if someone makes a mistake, and something causes bond payments to fail? It is an outside risk, but based on the reporting it seems like they are digging into code of large complex
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2y ago
Or a proposal/feedback process. Ala you are hired by non technical person to build something, you generate requirements and a proposed solution. You then propose that solution, they give feedback. Having a feedback loop is the only wa
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My impression was that most opposition to the jones act was that it has not really worked, and as a side effect drastically reduced the intra-us shipping industry. Without the jones act, we would not have a ship building boom, but we probab
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2y ago
The counter to this is that it might make more sense for China to _not_ attack the United States with the anticipation that they sit it out. China attacking US forces/ naval bases makes it much harder for a president to sit back and sa
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2y ago
Any idea how many channels this is? Just says multi-channel...
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2y ago
From the laws text: For the purposes of this Regulation, the following definitions apply: (1) ‘AI system’ means a machine-based system that is designed to operate with varying levels of autonomy and that may exhibit adaptiveness after deplo
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2y ago
What is a cross platform sandboxing technology for native apps?
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2y ago
Oh, they will deploy the racks at customers sites?
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2y ago
I thought cerebras had moved to a cloud model so that they could more easily manage/patch their systems?
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2y ago
Can't comment on the bad teeth, but I don't think iodine is causing your c++ issues...
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2y ago
What companies allow you to do work on a personal computer? That seems like a recipe for disaster...
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2y ago
Where I find coding assistants the most useful _is_ in writing code that I already want to write. Ala - I need to write this unit test, it has these checks, it validates these methods. Or write a log message for me about what error got enco
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2y ago
The other side of this is that if this is over investment (likely) Then in 5 years time resources will be much cheaper and spur alot of exploration developments. There are many people with many ideas, and a lot of them are just lacking comp
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2y ago
I guess more generally money laundering.
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2y ago
With regards to bank demobilization here is an interesting article. https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/debanking-and-debunki...
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2y ago
But the only way to do this is if it is trained on how to map the word token to character tokens ie Hello -> h e l l o 66547 -> 12 66 88 88 3 Or, maybe it memorized that hello has a single e. Either way, This seems to be a edge case t
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2y ago
That's a tokenizer issue though?
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2y ago
How does 174 work with a outside contractor company?
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2y ago
Why would you be unemployable?
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2y ago
what do you think about these guys: https://exa.ai/
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2y ago
Yes, especially for something creative and collaborative like engineering. Creating a culture where remote work works as well as in person is hard, and takes explicit effort and buying from management.
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2y ago
Maybe I am cheap, but I have been using bing because of their rewards points stuff, at least then I get paid for my data.
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2y ago
Same, I can't believe I spent that much time, the guided meditation killed me.
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2y ago
Northern Europe seems to do recycling well, there is a 25 cent bounty on each bottle, and grocery stores have automatic sorter/collectors.
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2y ago
Would there be a way to do the stats gathering on device, then once every few months send a popup with statistics? Not sure what bias it adds Like "hey, we make this app, and we care about privacy, here is the information we have gathe
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I wonder if these are tokenization issues? I really am curious about metas byte tokenization scheme...
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Except it is explicitly not private?
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So what I got (but I don't really know what I am talking about) When thinking about a story (or a sequence of events) we can parse it in different ways. We may think about the changes in time/location: ------- 1 he went to the sto
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