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by striking 2y ago
I'd expect this to be true if you could tell at a glance. But the new stuff looks like the old stuff, but bigger and better.
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by striking 2y ago
You'd hide the contents of the tags in whatever presentation layer you're using. It's known that allowing the model to be verbose gives it more opportunities to perform computation, which may allow it to perform better.
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by striking 2y ago
In truth, it's in the same ballpark of ridiculous to me.
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by striking 2y ago
Maybe! But I checked Unihertz's site and it seems like their newest upcoming release, the Jelly Max, will be lacking a headphone jack too: https://www.unihertz.com/products/jelly-max To their credit, it appears to
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There's no such thing as a fish [video](youtube.com)
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by striking 2y ago
Voting with your wallet probably isn't going to work, because you probably represent a drop in the bucket of sales. If you want this changed, start a campaign and write to your representative in Congress. If the EU could make Apple put
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by striking 2y ago
It sounds like they want to be able to restore it too. And the Terminal is harder to use than a graphical step by step guide.
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by striking 2y ago
If this is supposed to be some sort of "own", you're missing my point. I do not want my HIPAA-protected information going any further than it needs to, I do not want these practices to be encouraged. I understand HIPAA etc. a
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by striking 2y ago
I'm not interested in your snark. I'm aware of my mortality and of statewide corruption. Those are not good reasons to publish my health data publicly even in an anonymized form. The people who might be able to fix my mortality ar
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by striking 2y ago
Maybe it's unclear why I've brought this up. I understand it's not possible to keep everything locked down in a way that prevents my information from leaking. And as unfortunate as that is, that's not my concern with you
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by striking 2y ago
I think this is plainly untrue in any of the situations relevant to what we're discussing. Some "de-identified" health information can be used or disclosed without restriction under HIPAA, but it needs to genuinely not be pos
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by striking 2y ago
I would really prefer my health information not be exposed in any way, "anonymized" or otherwise, thanks.
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by striking 2y ago
I mean what I said. Sometimes people end up on the streets as a result of unstable living situations. They may still have homes while not being housed. And as far as I know, these not-quite-homeless people are the most likely of that catego
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by striking 2y ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/we-should-improve-society-som... I think you can criticize wealth while having it. Also, the unhoused have cell phones too.
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by striking 2y ago
Boeing is a key part of the military-industrial complex and has very close ties to the US government (the movement of people between the two groups is especially interesting). "Too big to fail" might not accurately describe it. &q
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by striking 2y ago
I accept that. Your original comment left me under the impression that this represented a shift closer to the edge (I still don't think the hardware is all that much smaller), but I'll agree this is cheaper per token under full ut
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by striking 2y ago
"wafer scale" inference using 44GB of straight up SRAM per chip does not exactly sound "smaller and cheaper" to me. Just optimized.
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by striking 2y ago
Here's a comment from some number of years ago suggesting an implementation of private set intersection for Signal's phone number / contact search without the use of SGX: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1
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by striking 2y ago
> Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by striking 2y ago
One could argue (many have, in the form of a tedious copypasta) that Linux is not the operating system because an operating system needs both a kernel and a userland. Why wouldn't `nano` count as a userland in the same way as anything
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by striking 2y ago
They got a good deal on EV Jags that weren't selling.
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by striking 2y ago
https://arc.net/ is pretty popular, but alright.
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by striking 2y ago
I lived where cars are essential. I don't think those places need to immediately get rid of cars. I do think that that same infrastructure doesn't need to be mirrored inside my high density "metropolitan bubble".
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by striking 2y ago
> The recipients of the vials in many cases had limited organizational ability to communicate to potential patients that they actually had them available. > Patients then asked the federal government, states, counties, healthcare prov
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Geo for Bootstrap – A Theme for Twitter Bootstrap, from Divshot(code.divshot.com)
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by striking 2y ago
Blogspam of https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2024-07-21/apple-...
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by striking 2y ago
Sure, maybe that was the assignment. But I think overanalyzing your attempts at making friends will get in the way of you making friends. To me it reads as if the author was beginning to drive herself mad by repeatedly reminding herself of
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by striking 2y ago
I had a knee-jerk reaction to reading this comment, thinking it was perhaps a little too snarky. But then I went and actually read the story, and it does sort of stink of this kind of intellectualization and overdone analysis that I feel wo
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by striking 2y ago
The author didn't choose to post it here.
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> As I remember, the Do Not Track (DNT) header was motivated by the same ideal, and it failed totally, as one should expect. Microsoft decided to turn on DNT by default in Windows 8 / MSIE 10, which led to a violation of the DNT sta

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