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by spuz 4y ago
Right, but some neural networks are trained in virtual 3D physical simulations and are able to apply their knowledge acquired through statistical regression of a simulated world to perform tasks and even make predictions. It's logical
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by spuz 4y ago
> So the tasks remain useful and accurate in testing ToM in people because people can't perform statistical regressions over billion-token sets and therefore must generate their thoughts the old fashioned way. Is it not also possibl
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by spuz 4y ago
What kind of disingenuous behaviour have you experienced?
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by spuz 4y ago
This is assuming anyone you might want to add to the no-fly list is not already a US citizen.
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by spuz 4y ago
He said he used a paid dyno
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by spuz 4y ago
> Aren't most of the people on the KST (know/suspected terrorist) list non-US citizens? If so, they have no chance of legally entering the US. I'm not following here. Why would being a non-US citizen give you no chance to
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by spuz 4y ago
Could someone translate this into layman's terms?
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How Pong Works: From Schematic to PCB to Console(youtube.com)
1 points by spuz 4y ago|0 comments
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by spuz 4y ago
You can actually download the output as an SVG which will allow you to change the colour as you wish.
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by spuz 4y ago
I couldn't find the animal on the roof until I saw another player and thought "how did they get up there?". Great example of how being multiplayer improves the experience.
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by spuz 4y ago
Probably not - Apple laid off internal recruiter contrators in August 2022 as part of a plan to reduce hiring which was already much lower than the other big tech companies. For example in 2020 and 2021, Alphabet increased their workforce b
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by spuz 4y ago
Since 2015, Google have rolled out RankBrain, BERT and MUM which are machine learning enhancements of their search algorithm and allow Google to understand the meaning of the terms you search for and provide matches based on that.
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by spuz 4y ago
I'm more inclined to believe AMD are fully aware of the effect that gravity can have on a cooler and thoroughly tested it during the design phase in all orientations. The ball was probably dropped later when testing samples were return
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by spuz 4y ago
According to AMD, it's not a design issue but a manufacturing issue. Some of the coolers were not filled with enough water. Many cards with reference cools do not suffer from this issue.
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by spuz 4y ago
AMD have stated that the problem is a lack of water in the vapour chamber of a small batch of "made by AMD" 7900 XTXs. https://youtu.be/X87OzJ3bU7o?t=209
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by spuz 4y ago
I selected any kind of charging cable and got 0 results so I think it's an error on the server probably due to overload.
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by spuz 4y ago
I'm curious how well the iPhone OCR actually works. How do you deal with errors? Is the error rate low enough that you can accept the output from the iPhone OCR as is or do you also run it through a cleaning process (e.g. spell check)?
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by spuz 4y ago
Could you explain this further? How would ensure that when you connect to https://trainsignapi.com that it validates the response is coming from the expected server? Would you hardcode a certificate on the device? What if you n
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by spuz 4y ago
Fortunately this functionality is now in place in all Airbus aircraft thanks to this incident. I suspect the same is true on most commercial aircraft.
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by spuz 4y ago
I can't wait for the first appeal based on ineffective assistance of artificial counsel. (Yes I know in this case the defendant is acting pro se and therefore couldn't appeal on that basis but it's a fun idea to think about).
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The Computer Designed to Die in Microseconds [video](youtube.com)
1 points by spuz 4y ago|0 comments
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by spuz 4y ago
I'd be interested to know what the benchmarks of the two rust solutions are when inlining is disabled so we can get an idea of the different performance characteristics of each function call even if it's not a very realistic scena
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by spuz 4y ago
> I would say the vaccine injection was behind the blood clots. I don't think I've heard this theory before. Are you saying the delivery via injection was somehow the cause of blood clots and that another delivery method would
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by spuz 4y ago
A lot of people have been able to find prompts that ChatGPT fails to answer correctly. What I will say is that in my attempt to find the limit of its reasoning ability I was _not_ able to find any logical puzzle that it wasn't able to
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by spuz 4y ago
This paper seems to explore a question I've had for a while which is: What is the maximum distance an Alien civilisation could eventually detect life signatures from Earth assuming their detection technology matches ours? I know that o
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by spuz 4y ago
If you replace "induction" with "implication" then the comment is probably closer to what the poster meant.
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by spuz 4y ago
Living 1000 years wouldn't necessarily imply resistance to change. I'm not sure why you think that it would.
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by spuz 4y ago
> Different how? Different in that they believe he appeals to the greater fool. We know that despite his controversies, he still attracts a significant audience. Anyone looking to him sees that as a money making opportunity. Notice how a
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by spuz 4y ago
It's not clear to me what will constitute promotion vs cross-linking. I'd avoid any links for now until Twitter's enforcement rules become clear.
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by spuz 4y ago
Our coding exercise cannot be solved by ChatGPT and I believe is much more effective at evaluating coding ability than leetcode-style questions. We ask candidates to design an object-oriented booking system which requires 3 or 4 different c

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