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by svnt 3y ago
What actually happens is more complex: when you type a *******, HN tries to log in once for every string in your *******, and then when it succeeds it goes back and replaces that string with a randomized length of asterisks.
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by svnt 3y ago
The method of distribution isn’t the point at argument here, is it? For this argument to participate we have to assume it implies that people could develop, compile and deploy Switch games to commodity memory cards and then install them. Ot
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by svnt 3y ago
You might try flipping the fob over
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by svnt 3y ago
> current techniques for imaging cells are limited to just a handful of different molecule types within a cell at one time Problem statement. > However, MIT researchers have developed an alternative method that allows them to observe
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by svnt 3y ago
It is not uncommon for this to happen. It is also not uncommon for a version of a device to pass emissions, being modified during the testing process to do so, but those changes never make it back into the production BOM. Or if they do, the
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by svnt 3y ago
Is your position then that if a pre-adolescent child does not immediately report abuse with objective evidence and coherent testimony that we can only conclude nothing happened?
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by svnt 3y ago
> Which includes the Duke Lacrosse players -- who were actually innocent. She did say she takes every case (although she drew the line at a Nazi). Memory is unreliable, but it’s tough to argue that was the issue in the lacrosse case. Lev
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by svnt 3y ago
The upshot is that dopamine regulates eye lengthening, and more light stimulates more dopamine. Based on recent studies in Australia and Asia they recommend two hours of daily time outdoors for children to prevent myopia. So it isn’t caused
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by svnt 3y ago
Ah yes, the woman who provided paid testimony on behalf of Ghislaine Maxwell, Harvey Weinstein, OJ Simpson, Robert Durst, among others. Who better to invoke to smear another insufficiently diabolical human? https://lawandcrime.c
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by svnt 3y ago
Probably this, where she is discussing her first memories on a podcast: > Annie then basically proceeds to mention that “panic attack” doesn’t quite feel like her first memory, but doesn’t decisively settle on a “first memory.” She concl
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by svnt 3y ago
I will try: A group is a collection of objects that you can transform via certain defined methods and they respond in known ways. A metaplectic group is like a mirrored version of a group you already know, with a few other changes in the be
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by svnt 3y ago
Something like this will at least get you conversant. You only need the first few chapters, and can skip BJTs. https://archive.org/details/microelectronicc00jaeg/page/n11/...
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by svnt 3y ago
You could calculate the cost to tunnel under one linear mile at 40 ft diameter and then realize that whatever number you got, it is the cheap part because you haven’t reinforced, drained, ventilated, or surfaced the tunnel. This doesn’t req
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by svnt 3y ago
They cannot be expected to produce useful new ideas because the ideas exist in lacunae in their probabilities: despite the extant possible novel combination of ideas (which isn’t the only option for new ideas: neologisms exist), the LLM has
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by svnt 3y ago
Because they want to recover their investment
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by svnt 3y ago
Creating opportunities for tangential article links is not the issue it once was at Wikipedia, but it still definitely impacts readability.
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by svnt 3y ago
It is possible it is racism but it is likely to be measurement error, sampling error, and/or specification error, assuming you have not ruled those out.
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by svnt 3y ago
Less specific than exponential which also makes it more achievable. More positive than nonlinear.
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by svnt 3y ago
This happens all the time and is in practical use one of the best justifications for regulation. There must be a more specific term for it I’m forgetting, but it is essentially the tragedy of the commons. There are many things that are good
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by svnt 3y ago
People think it is a problem because with AI startups most of the money in these investments comes right back to nvidia as revenue. So nvidia gets to do this: 1) start with $100 M 2) invest in startup 3) get investment worth at least $120 M
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by svnt 3y ago
Once you understand that inexperienced is an HR-approved euphemism for young, and experienced is an HR-approved euphemism for old, then the discussion they’re having falls into focus: If large companies need to train someone (typically on a
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by svnt 3y ago
I’m not clear how you’ve countered my point. It describes humility before god without any stretch of the imagination, and is variously translated because like much of sanskrit it does not map directly. My second point is that attempting to
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by svnt 3y ago
Pranidhana — in 2.45 for example. There is no such thing as a monolithic “Ancient thought” — this is a boogeyman created by Christian apologists. edit: Is that your site? You’ve put a lot of work in.
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by svnt 3y ago
Conversion can happen slowly but it is not uncommon for it to happen suddenly. It is almost cliche to cite him at this point, but William James wrote on the topic: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/2
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by svnt 3y ago
Humility was a major factor in most pre-Christian religions and similar efforts, featuring prominently in Patanjali’s yoga sutra, Taoism, Confucianism, Judaism, Buddhism, and so on. The position reiterated in your article is based on a com
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by svnt 3y ago
Using a cipher is the definition of encryption: In cryptography, ciphertext or cyphertext is the result of encryption performed on plaintext using an algorithm, called a cipher. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ciphertex
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by svnt 3y ago
You’re not missing much, maybe just an implicit and aging position in the field. People have made the argument (in the long line of “this is what makes humans unique” arguments) that our consistent use of technology is what separates us fro
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by svnt 3y ago
Encryption works by mathematically not being predictable, whereas LLMs operate on predictable data.
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by svnt 3y ago
There must be some real use for it for sure. Maybe as a result of this effort someone else has their attention called to it and picks up the idea loosely and runs with it in an unexpected way. One of the benefits of lack of contextual or hi
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by svnt 3y ago
“This new technique” is they load each layer into memory, process the result of that layer, and then clear it and load the next layer. For the cases where this even works, as one commenter said: “I try it on a GTX 1060 6Gb on windows, but I

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