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by ta8645 3y ago
It's a process, and being contemptuous about each small step isn't helpful; that attitude doesn't help us find "the trick". LLMs represent an incredible leap in abilities, and offer untold opportunities to provide
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by ta8645 3y ago
Thanks to the Streisand Effect, I've installed this. Seems to work pretty well on the few sites I've tried. Hopefully the maintainer can find a new home and let people know on Twitter. https://twitter.com/Magnoli
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by ta8645 3y ago
Edit: * Has been taken offline now. * They didn't purge the xpi download repository, so you can still download the latest XPI package signed by Mozilla: https://gitlab.com/magnolia1234/bpc-uploads/-/raw&
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Elon Musk Threatened with Arrest(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|2 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
It really wasn't about the silicon, that was just a playful turn of phrase. There is no logical argument that really justifies the belief that humans contain some sort of magic that can't be duplicated by other technologies. Assu
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by ta8645 3y ago
Some humans aren't even up to the standard of inference-based reasoning; it's quite a spectrum. But there's little reason to believe that carbon based reasoning, is fundamentally superior to silicon based reasoning, in the l
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by ta8645 3y ago
Humans aren't perfect. It's what gives us our unique little quirks. Same as AI at this stage of its growth. It won't make such silly little mistakes tomorrow.
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by ta8645 3y ago
I don't know if it's the tax credit you're referring to, but in that video (15:35), they claim with tax credits the model 3 is available for under $30,000 https://youtu.be/WLMalLy_3JU?t=935
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by ta8645 3y ago
Not sure how it will affect things going forward, but the Model 3 may help. Jay Leno did an excellent segment about it a few weeks back, with a pair of Tesla engineers: https://youtu.be/WLMalLy_3JU
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by ta8645 3y ago
I don't have a dog in this fight, but cruise control doesn't turn off the highway, drive down surface streets, obey streetlights and signs, and navigate you home on its own.
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by ta8645 3y ago
This kind of shallow dismissal is really unhelpful to those of us trying to follow the argument. You take a tone of authoritative expert, without giving any illuminating information to help outsiders judge the merit of your assertion. Why
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by ta8645 3y ago
That is really disappointing to hear. It's depressing how many projects don't have a commitment to backward compatibility.
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by ta8645 3y ago
I decided to not even know they existed until this submission.
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by ta8645 3y ago
> I never liked the way biology was taught in high school. It was too much about the names of things. A subject so vast is spoiled by a textbook, which can only point at the endless parade of stuff-there-is-to-know. Amen. You could ea
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by ta8645 3y ago
Don't think that's applicable in this case. This "FeatUp" technique does not feed its output back into the model in any way. Rather, it's just producing a higher resolution output by taking multiple passes of the i
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by ta8645 3y ago
Please follow this link, and fill in the form: https://r-u-human.com/8670a09adb94704d If you're able to successfully complete that step, i'd like to know how you ended up feeling about it.
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There's a HUMAN inside Tesla FSD 12.3(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments
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Tesla FSD V12 flawless right-of-way negotiations(youtube.com)
3 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
It was disappointing Lex didn't ask what specific accusations the board levelled against Altman. Sam's entire focus on how painful the experience was, really wasn't illuminating.
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by ta8645 3y ago
Some of the most hilarious and enjoyable parts of gaming is manipulating the environment in ways developers didn't anticipate. With more intelligent NPCs there will be opportunities to give them instructions, and let them go to get it
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by ta8645 3y ago
It's part of the grift. It's essentially a ponzi scheme, employing graduates holding useless degrees. There's a need to prop up the job market in order to incentivize the next crop of students to pursue even more useless de
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Record Quantum Computation: Millions of Years Down to Seconds(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
But they should be able to select the correct token for homophones, which amounts to the same thing.
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New Idea Solves Three Physics Mysteries at Once: Post Quantum Gravity(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
Don't know why, but I recently got this gentleman's channel in my feed, who believes that there is no expansion at all: https://youtu.be/TGpjGVNVYEg?t=397 It's beyond my depth to explain why he's wrong.
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Why Rust libraries may never exist(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 3y ago|0 comments
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by ta8645 3y ago
You can argue about the relative beauty and polish of the tech, but just as Git won against more polished alternatives, so too will eBPF displace others because of its platform reach. eBPF combines amazing tech, with a platform reach that i
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by ta8645 3y ago
You're discounting the network effects. Also, eBPF provides many more capabilities beyond dTrace, and it will be ubiquitous across all OS, without having to make the exception for Linux. Anyone targeting full cross-platform capabilit
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by ta8645 3y ago
> https://github.com/dtrace4linux/linux Last commit, 5 years ago. While you're correct to say that DTrace is available on Linux, it is so restricted as to be much less capable than eBPF. It is the rea
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by ta8645 3y ago
AFAIU, it goes beyond safety; eBPF is designed to run entirely in the kernel rather than requiring a user-space bridge. So it's able to operate at line speeds in networking scenarios etc. > you are merely referring to the fact that

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