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   by sva_ 2y ago

   When my gf first came to Europe she brought her hairdryer from the US and plugged it in using an adapter that just reroutes the wires. She was unaware of the voltage difference (or thought the adapter would adjust it.) That thing started sp
2. 662.▲
   by sva_ 2y ago

   A single 3090 will deliver more tflops than the m2 ultra.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   It probably replied with the special token <|endoftext|> ?
4. 664.▲
   by sva_ 2y ago

   That's kind of funny, like the LLM looks down on more primitive chatbots.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   One step away from a real human factory farm
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_conditioning
7. 667.▲
   by sva_ 2y ago

   Wolves naturally don't usually eat everyday either, we just make dogs do it because we do it.
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   Ah yas, I knew I read about this before on here several times: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25431550 343 points on Dec 16, 2020 | 152 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40223253 177 poin
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   by sva_ 2y ago

   > No man ever steps in the same river twice. For it's not the same river, and he's not the same man. - Heraclitus
10. 670.▲
    by sva_ 2y ago

    I think with the crumbling infrastructure here in Germany, anything that reduces infrastructure maintenance probably makes sense. And ubiquitous? Last time I checked more than half of all trains here ran on Diesel engines. No idea if it imp
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    This talk by Jim Weirich made me grok it and was entertaining enough to follow through: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FITJMJjASUs It's from rubyconf but it isn't about ruby really.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > WebGPU is not supported on Linux, and it won't for the foreseeable future. A lot of it runs fine with a flag.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I've only heard of one researcher who believes the brain does something similar to backprop and has gradients, but it sounded extremely handwavy to me. I think it is more likely the brain does something resembling active inference. But
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    The neural networks in human brains are very different from artificial neural networks though. In particular, they seem to learn in a very different way than backprop. But there is no reason the company can't come up with a different p
15. 675.▲
    by sva_ 2y ago

    I suppose it could be used to fingerprint a user.
16. 676.▲
    by sva_ 2y ago

    People don't use LSP?
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    The TV series based on that book which was released this year is extremely good.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > I understand it can happen unwillingly but doing that on purpose is... shady. Got to be an horrible person to willingly poison another. Well the thing is that at this point pretty much everyone has PFAS in their blood[0][1], except per
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I still have my Galaxy S1 laying around and it still works. For anyone curious about size differences, Galaxy S1 next to S23 Ultra: https://imgur.com/a/CN9PxJk
20. 680.▲
    by sva_ 2y ago

    > It allows you to drill down to any level required Not really, sadly. There's a bunch of binary blobs for the CPU as well as other opaque firmwares in the hardware.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    I think someone bleeding out has more immediate issues
22. 682.▲
    by sva_ 2y ago

    Might be easier to donate blood and let the body regenerate it.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Perhaps you just feel that way because it's made by a machine. Would need some double blind experiment really, preferably with people who don't know the 'style' of these models.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    The webgl renderer in lesson 1 does not seem to work in Chromium/Firefox on Linux.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    > They can't and won't delete any apps from your phone Google can definitely install/delete apps from your phone remotely using Play Store.
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Is it normal that a judge can impose such blanket fines on users?
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    Gonna enjoy hearing from people defending this because they dislike Elon Musk
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    https://archive.is/dEBJT (blocked in EU)
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    The sentience angle is just dogmatic/philosophical and lacks any good evidence. A service dog can be brought into a theater just fine, as it is sufficiently intelligent to be trained to behave appropriately. There's nothing that s
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    by sva_ 2y ago

    It would be very speciest to say that a human is allowed to buy a ticket and watch a movie, but a robot is not.