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by svnt 2y ago
This long blog post (by the now-CEO of Tailscale), if you skip to the end, describes that parent’s hypothesis is basically exactly correct. > Update 2019-04-26: Based on a lot of positive feedback from people who read this blog post, I e
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by svnt 2y ago
It reads like the comment here from @bongodongobob is possibly correct: > Only way I could see this being surprising is if I was an 18 year old intern who has never played with something like this before.
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by svnt 2y ago
You could feel this pressure during the OpenAI debacle. Sentiment shifted 180 (or maybe more like 120) degrees from a typical earlier period where the orgs weren’t paying close attention.
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by svnt 2y ago
Interesting inverted/remapped take. The form is what is under copyright, and the form of the paper is normative, while I would argue the form of the art, if normative, makes it illustration and not art. If I change the hypothesis and
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by svnt 2y ago
Things fade; alternatives exclude.
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by svnt 2y ago
Probably the relationship is more causative: A decided lack of a proactive testing culture feeds back into the org through sales interactions but only makes it as far as the discretionary credit card of someone in the marketing group
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by svnt 2y ago
A website is not a house. It is nothing like a house. There is no front door. There is no lock. There is no expectation of privacy. There are only things you can access and things you cannot. There is nothing inappropriate about trying to o
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by svnt 2y ago
I’m not sure why you’re being downvoted, it is a valid and important point. Researchers discover empirical structure. They don’t create it. It isn’t art. The article seems to want to bring rights holders together in a way that isn’t valid.
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by svnt 2y ago
The paper says this in the next paragraph. xLSTMTime is not transformer-based either.
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by svnt 2y ago
I came back to this because I felt like it would be good to address the Paris question. I don’t know the technical term for it, if there is one, but essentially by prompting with “In a single phrase” you are over-constraining the answer spa
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by svnt 2y ago
It seems though that you may be conflating wrong with hallucination. Hallucination is one class of wrong, while your example, that of reliance on an outdated training set, produces answers that are wrong but probably shouldn’t be considered
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by svnt 2y ago
> On the other hand, "What is Taylor Swift known for?" the answers "standup comedy", "comedian", and "comedy actress" are semantically similar but represent hallucinations. Without knowing the dist
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by svnt 2y ago
You started out loading the whole cost for a grid tie. Now you are talking about a BMS. A BMS is typically included in the cost of batteries. Batteries are extremely functional in many installations, and even if you’re not using, only selli
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by svnt 2y ago
It isn’t allowed to see the final evaluation test (used in calculating its pass/fail), but it can run code and see the output of its own code in order to understand what doesn’t work. If it ends up creating tests as part of that based
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by svnt 2y ago
Probably a case of combining a first principles explanation with a heuristic explanation for design of a mechanism.
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by svnt 2y ago
This is one of the kindest comments I have seen here.
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by svnt 2y ago
Why wouldn’t the right answer just be don’t grid-tie and switch back to DC for everything. Almost everything gets simpler and cheaper.
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by svnt 2y ago
That’s a cost on a renewables installation though, it doesn’t need to be loaded on the batteries. You aren’t installing bare solar panels either.
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by svnt 2y ago
So you’re charging twice for the grid tie? Because the reason for installing batteries would be 1) to not grid-tie, or 2) to grid-tie along with a renewable energy source, which if it is a commercial site, is already grid-tied.
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by svnt 2y ago
The point is to highlight topics that people would be inclined not to research, or not to publish if their conclusions did not support their perception of the majority view. It would have been more interesting if in addition to capturing th
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by svnt 2y ago
I don’t know enough about news aggregators to evaluate the claim, but presumably that is why parent mentioned both complexity and compute, not just performance.
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by svnt 2y ago
Well that makes the article even less pointful. edit: the link comments that although the southeast is considered water-rich, “Tennessee also experienced a high impact drought in 2016 that was a primary factor in several major wildfires, in
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by svnt 2y ago
Google’s data centers collectively consumed 450,000 gallons per day on average in 2021. This was cited at the time as being the same as 29 golf courses in the southwestern US. Texas and California each have nearly 1000 golf courses. This is
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by svnt 2y ago
There is choosing the right tool for the job, and then there is evaluating the tools against each other on the properties specific to the job. If after making your tool selection you went on to author a study about how gas cars result in mo
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by svnt 2y ago
The last time a major browser originated, RAM was measured in MB, CPU freq in MHz, and the iPod was the thing that the one trend hunter your friend knew was about to buy. The major browser platform today, smartphones, did not exist. PDAs di
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by svnt 2y ago
Slashdot is still around.
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by svnt 2y ago
Your specific point you seem to be hanging onto is why do the billionaires not have phones whose technology absolutely crushes your personal phone? I don’t understand why the question is interesting, but here is why they don’t: What would t
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by svnt 2y ago
We agree that doing it at the OS level is probably the wrong direction. I think you could get there with PNTP and audio hardware support, which is more how Sonos etc do it afaik but then again you aren’t solving the heterogenous device prob
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by svnt 2y ago
“There is only one lawgiver and judge, he who is able to save and to destroy. But who are you to judge your neighbor?”
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by svnt 2y ago
You make a lot of assumptions about what I understand. If I am in charge of a data center I had better understand the impact of security and stability as well as the qualities of vendor relationships on my costs or I probably won’t be in th

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