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by spidersenses 3y ago
What about (1) reasoning and (2) unassisted learning/self-improvement? Both currently don't apply to state-of-the-art LLMs.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>worded in their own language Would you (or someone else that's knowledgable) be so kind to share your approach to doing this? I find this to be hardest thing to do in the moment without feeling like a manipulative sociopath.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
In my opinion, Altman's permanent departure would have been the death of OpenAI. After the majority of the staff threatened their resignation from OpenAI, Altman became the one holding all the leverage. I'd rather guess that OpenA
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Statements like these are only a momentary snapshot. As soon as sufficiently money is at stake the board might change their tune overnight. The whole Altman-fired-from-OpenAI-then-reinstated drama should be warning enough.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
That would be a very positive interpretation of the intention behind the strategy. Who would really buy a product where the manufacturer tries to provoke them? For a historical example have a look at Gillette's failed marketing campaig
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by spidersenses 3y ago
What are OP's own thoughts on the nature of their procrastination after watching and reading articles, blogs and videos? Did they address any of the identified reasons, and if so, in which way? Personally, I think the core of my own pr
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Stop generating your hiring questions with LLMs first.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Japan is a country that is expensive to live in. Having minimum salary requirements already filters out the type of 'digital nomad' who would otherwise become a burden on society or those who merely seek immigration from Africa or
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by spidersenses 3y ago
You could try tp contact somebody from the Valetudo community with your problem: https://valetudo.cloud/ https://www.reddit.com/r/homeautomation/ Maybe it can be solved with a simple firmware patc
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Please share them (also in the Finnish translation). I'd love to learn them.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Let's just say, that every once in a while I go vegan for a couple of days or weeks. That's slightly different from the "accidentally vegan" meal. If it was possible to combine keto, a meat-free diet, and intermittent fa
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by spidersenses 3y ago
The “normal” in my comment referred to the average weight and busy life. I am primarily an ovo-lacto vegetarian, only occasionally vegan.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
As a person of normal weight, I tried a keto diet a couple of times but just couldn't get it working under vegetarian/vegan dietary restrictions for a daily work + workout schedule. I got either underfed to the point of fainting,
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>and gave the defeated countries a path to prosper. You're not very familiar with the history of the countries behind the Iron Curtain, are you?
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>with ~31% originating from Europe (East and West combined). I think the parent comment was referring to the idea that the overwhelmingy majority of those "Europeans" we're rather people of MENA/Turkish immigrant back
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>it pays for itself with more energy and focus throughout the day (and better sleep quality). ...for some people.
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>IMHO Having a guiding principle or view doesn’t mean the guardian is under influence Whether they do this out of their own conviction or due to external influence is ultimately secondary. The Guardian is taking a clear side in the cultu
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Not the parent, but in my case it was the attempt to optimize the process of falling asleep, in any way possible, after years of sleeping problems. There are a lot of articles, books or YT videos compiling tips and tricks. 4-7-8 breathing i
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Paper: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/sec23summer_355-schepers... Tool: https://github.com/vanhoefm/macstealer
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Thank you for a great and informative explanation despite my somewhat ignorant take. I'm an occasional visitor to huggingface, so I'm actually superficially familiar with the taxonomy. I just felt like, even if I tried to satirize
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>Snorkel-Mistral-PairRM-DPO The naming of these models is getting ridiculous...
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by spidersenses 3y ago
What is the point you're trying to make?
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by spidersenses 3y ago
What makes you think that those who'd want that kind of interaction, haven't already done so? Or is it rather that you want direct access to high-value individuals and experts? Personally, I can see many more downsides to having s
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Do victims of violent criminals receive the same kind of support to start businesses, learn programming or to enroll in a degree?
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Use pattern matching (Regular Expressions) or language-specific heuristics to identify code snippets. Code snippets often have distinct patterns, such as indentation or the presence of common programming keywords. Or easier, if your LLM all
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by spidersenses 3y ago
Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes made of ticky-tacky...
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by spidersenses 3y ago
>In Germany, they have a term for the beer you drink as you walk to the next bar, a "wegbier." There is a humorous pun on “Wegbier”. It is sometimes called “Fusspils” (foot beer) which is a homophone of “Fusspilz” (athlete’s fo
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by spidersenses 3y ago
How close to the North pole do you live?
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by spidersenses 3y ago
I'm well aware that quoting from 1984 isn't exactly innovative, but in my opinion no other quote describes as succinctly what we've seen happening in the name of Diversity, Equity (not equality), Inclusion for a few years
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by spidersenses 3y ago
I assume you live in the US. In Europe, streets are usually narrower, parking spots even more so, in urban areas there will be more pedestrians crossing the road randomly, and many people don't even possess a driver's license in t

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