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by suslik 3y ago
And drop my Ublock origin, bypass paywall clean, etc? Hell no.
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by suslik 3y ago
Not the OP, but I wouldn’t say an ability to pay $10 per month classifies someone as an ‘elite’. The old checkmark was much, much harder to get.
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by suslik 3y ago
Not a dumbo, but such a massive waste of talent. Nobody would care to remember Newton's name if that wasn't for his work in physics. T. Acquinas is a another example - an extremely intelligent person who wasted his life on a word
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by suslik 3y ago
Isn't having access to the data the whole point of this?
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by suslik 3y ago
I often find that saying "I am not up to date with the literature on this" helps.
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by suslik 3y ago
I wouldn't loose sleep over this if I was working for Midjourney. Copyright lobby is powerful, and when bad actors like Microsoft, Disney etc. jump onto the AI bandwagon and put their legal weight on their side of the lever, everything
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by suslik 3y ago
Use mamba as a drop-in replacement, it's rather fast.
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by suslik 3y ago
And hopefully, Camus wins.
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by suslik 3y ago
Microdosing?
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by suslik 3y ago
This isn't a guessing game, really. You have some prior knowledge of the expected effect size - that allows you to calculate the sample size required for your statistical test to have a certain power. That is an essential and very simp
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by suslik 3y ago
Pretty sure a similar sentiment was present when printing press came about. "Just think about all the poor souls exposed to all these heresies".
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by suslik 3y ago
Scandinavia is nothing like that, unfortunately.
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by suslik 3y ago
I am not a US citizen, but, regardless, I'm not sure you're right: as long as I don't consider something to be immoral, I don't particularly care if it's legal or not. Given how easy it is to obtain untraceable cryp
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by suslik 3y ago
> I can send money in minutes too from bank to bank, internationally To any country of your choosing? I doubt that.
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by suslik 3y ago
Sure, and that's exactly why sovereign states don't like monero and mixers - but that is their problem, not mine. Also, in many cases transferring crypto is not illegal - for instance, it is legal to transfer money to non-sanction
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by suslik 3y ago
> what crypto allow its users to do that they would not be able to do otherwise with less resources International money transfers, for instance. The traditional banking system was always slow and expensive, and, on top of that, countries
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by suslik 3y ago
They allege something of the sort in the discussion, but the paper itself only reports an association. It is rather straightforward to imagine potential causality hypotheses ranging from what you've just said to something so politicall
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by suslik 3y ago
People say this, and I want to believe that - but the costs of training these models are prohibitively high. I've seen different estimates for training GPT4, but it is certainly higher than $100M. Training a model analogous to GPT4 fro
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by suslik 3y ago
> Obviously, it's a step Not sure if it is at all obvious.
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by suslik 3y ago
Governments taking hostages aside - risking your employees security like that is extremely irresponsible from Google.
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by suslik 3y ago
Jailing people for that is beyond horrible. Why would anyone want to appoint a legal representative in a country that does things like that, I have no idea.
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by suslik 3y ago
To simplify, this means: if you have a following setup Cage 1: male1-control, male2-control, male3-treatment, male4-treatment Cage 2: female1-control, female2-control, female3-treatment, female4-treatment and you see females responding to t
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by suslik 4y ago
The issue is rather complicated. Yes, you want to have a diverse sample, no questions here. However, there might be issues with the statistical design. Mice are territorial animals, and male mice get especially aggressive in a presence of a
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by suslik 4y ago
That changed. It is now possible to unsubscribe through the website (or at least, there is a gui to do that). I did that, but my subscription is active until next January, so we'll see. Last year, I asked their support to unsubscribe m
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by suslik 4y ago
Yes, and I even really enjoy writing elisp. But that wouldn't sound nearly as dramatic.
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by suslik 4y ago
> Emacs Org mode. And org-roam. Org-roam is trully great and if it dies, I'll die with it.
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by suslik 4y ago
Simple, really. Google is an ad company, while Apple isn't. I have no idea how Google analyses behavioural patterns etc, but it pleases me to think that perhaps I somewhat reduce the number of times I become a data point for them (same
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by suslik 4y ago
> I am a long time multi OS users, and I just don't find Apple phones priced in any way to merit that plus in price. E.g. The cheaper Google Pixel 6a offers more or less what the iPhone 12 Pro or 13 base offers in terms of battery l
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by suslik 4y ago
BMI wouldn't be a good measure for this. The correlation might be strong, but very fit or muscular people (for instance, weight lifters, fighters etc) can have rather high BMI - and you really don't want to filter those out. Waist
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by suslik 4y ago
Manager here. Did not fire anyone (and hope not to), but I am starting to look into implementing GPT-4 as a part of our development practice and, potentially, reduce future hiring. This might have a positive impact on our engineering budget

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