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by tangjurine 3y ago
I took a look at the two graphs. I would prefer the price of onions - seems like the price is a lot more stable other than a few points out of the year where it is very high. For those times, I could choose to have a small store of onions o
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by tangjurine 3y ago
So do people go more, just because they can? If not, then being able to more doesn't matter, other than perhaps insinuating that it's everyone's fault for not going.
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Blue Frontier AC System(bluefrontierac.com)
3 points by tangjurine 3y ago|0 comments
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Ask an LLM unless the time it would take to ask would risk significant harm. That seems to cover all your cases?
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by tangjurine 3y ago
> Statistically, we expect that averaged vector to be close to zero. I'm not sure that's the case, especially in high dimensions. The expected value of the absolute value n random variables, uniform [-1,1], grows with n. I&#x27
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Managing Our Way to Economic Decline(hbr.org)
1 points by tangjurine 3y ago|0 comments
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Yeah, my design problem is the language I'm using, the language version I'm using, the outdated framework I'm using, and the 3! frontend frameworks I'm using on my job.
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by tangjurine 3y ago
The purpose of clothes is to cover up your body and keep warm. If your clothes have any extra color on it that means you are frivolous and should be ashamed.
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by tangjurine 3y ago
When I first got to the Bay area I saw three dentists, and gave them the same x-rays. The first recommended I get eight fillings (which is why I went to the others). The second recommended I get two fillings (which I did get). And then the
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Even if people can make the "right choice" in a controlled setting with no stakes involved, that doesn't mean they can or want to make choices in the same manner when things are important, or it's their own life, or ther
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Economic inequality cannot be explained by individual bad choices, study finds(phys.org)
140 points by tangjurine 3y ago|104 comments
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Maybe we should go back to having private roads then, and have people who own the roads decide.
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by tangjurine 3y ago
https://archive.is/jkvaJ
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by tangjurine 3y ago
https://archive.is/EMJ50
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by tangjurine 3y ago
The guy said he was trying to be helpful after hearing the annoying alarm by turning the electricity on. Either he's really dumb, or he just doesn't care about the consequences and then makes up some bs excuse after. My money is o
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by tangjurine 3y ago
What company?
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Does anyone think the results are a little suspect? They don't do human evaluations of which people would prefer, and instead say that because the MAUVE metric is better with their training method, that the model is better.
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Any references on this?
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Doesn't this still copy the repo, but just doesn't unzip it?
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by tangjurine 3y ago
But for the person above, it's not like them working harder will help the teams that actually do need more people but aren't getting it.
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Peripheral Vision Test(avtanski.net)
2 points by tangjurine 3y ago|1 comments
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by tangjurine 3y ago
Chatgpt: What does this refer to: cartpoll demo famously tripped up derivative based reinforcement learning The phrase "cartpole demo famously tripped up derivative-based reinforcement learning" is likely referring to a classic pr
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by tangjurine 4y ago
Do you have an estimate of the cost of the infrastructure required vs. how much credit card companies charge today?
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by tangjurine 4y ago
Are there any articles about this?
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by tangjurine 4y ago
gpt is trained initially on predicting text, then trained with rlhf to make the model more helpful, etc. The second step is referred to as alignment. Rlhf: https://huggingface.co/blog/rlhf
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by tangjurine 4y ago
Author learns that you can force people to do things they don't want to do by giving them titles and a sense of responsibility.
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by tangjurine 4y ago
Maybe you don't understand how the average person thinks of corporations, if you think all this reporting about corporate greed is so dumb. There's all this reporting about corporate greed because the average person think corporat
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by tangjurine 4y ago
No. First SVB was bailed out by FDIC funds which all banks pay into. Second, to say 'privatized gains, socialized losses', you are assuming that banking is like gambling, with no value being created through the banking process. Ev
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Ask HN: Are there software engineering interviews that gpt4 couldn't pass?
1 points by tangjurine 4y ago|1 comments
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by tangjurine 4y ago
Capped at 100x profit from investment...

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