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by sram1337 2y ago
I don't know what's in the database, so I don't know what to search for. How about a browse feature?
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by sram1337 2y ago
That butterfly is very distracting. So much so that I didn't read the article. I don't see a way to make it go away
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by sram1337 2y ago
Who are you writing for? You can skip about half the article > Language models are capable of producing and digesting substantial volumes of text. More text than any single person should ever be expected to handle in the course of a life
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The Noetic Field Equations(samramirez.io)
1 points by sram1337 2y ago|1 comments
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by sram1337 2y ago
Posting this in light of some of the discussions around Terminal of Truths and hyperstition
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The Intelligence of Noetic Fields(gelinasjames.com)
2 points by sram1337 2y ago|2 comments
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by sram1337 2y ago
Can you assume that +/-5% isn't linearly distributed? If so, the tolerance in practice may likely end up even smaller.
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by sram1337 2y ago
this comment sparked more discussion than some others on this thread, including yours
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by sram1337 2y ago
I think its pretty clearly from an LLM and disagree its not thoughtful and substantive.
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by sram1337 2y ago
I don't think most people value the aspects of anime that you are highlighting as highly as you do
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by sram1337 3y ago
This seems important. edit: omg non-banded gradients, finally.
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by sram1337 3y ago
'Kiddo' has two d's
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by sram1337 3y ago
Vi Hart had a great vid on Hexaflexagons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIVIegSt81k
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by sram1337 3y ago
> Coinbase has suspicious crypto hedging Any source on this? I've never heard that > during huge crypto moves, generally to the upside, they have "outages" Price increase -> increased web traffic -> outage
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by sram1337 3y ago
Ehh Coinbase is the only exchange that doesn't seem to be a complete grift. Also why would an increase in price result in them being insolvent? I doubt they're net short crypto
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by sram1337 3y ago
I like to think this is pronounced "reducey"
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by sram1337 3y ago
They're going to pull up their $8bn factory?
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by sram1337 3y ago
Is the goal to give players an engaging experience, or guide them through specific chess material? I had a similar experience to the person above - after a few puzzles where the first move is the same I wasn't interest in doing more. I
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by sram1337 3y ago
Makes you wonder how much broken code LLMs have been trained on via StackOverflow questions.
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by sram1337 3y ago
The perfect way to never have your theories invalidated
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Rules for Hebrac's Dungeon the RPG Card Game for One Player (2015)(pagat.com)
3 points by sram1337 3y ago|0 comments
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by sram1337 3y ago
What is the input? Is it converting a text query like "chair" to a mesh? edit: Seems like mesh completion is the main input-output method, not just a neat feature.
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by sram1337 4y ago
they said "licit"
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Apology by Plato(classics.mit.edu)
2 points by sram1337 5y ago|0 comments
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by sram1337 5y ago
Been using this for 4 years to read and index meme text on my meme-aggregator/search web app :) https://memebay.io
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by sram1337 8y ago
You can remove the green background with the Basic Formatting chrome extension and make this (and other unstyled sites) easier to read. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/basic-formatting/a... Shameles
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by sram1337 8y ago
Prisoner's Dilemma
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by sram1337 8y ago
I don't know if scrapy handles this, but I've run into issues with sites fingerprinting my browser. Proxies help, but there are other ways to identify site visitors aside from IP addresses.
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by sram1337 9y ago
Surface area to volume ratio. As something gets smaller, it has more surface relative to its volume. It explains why shoestring fries are so tasty. More fried surface, less potato
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by sram1337 9y ago
I think recruit is being used as a verb there. > to support payroll, > and recruit for essential positions.

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