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by tensor 11mo ago
I'd use a model trained on a targeted and curated data set over one trained on all the crap on the internet any day.
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by tensor 11mo ago
No, that's not how training works. It's not just about having an example in a given language, but also how many examples and the ratio of examples compared to other languages. English hugely eclipses any other language on most U
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by tensor 11mo ago
Don't ask humans either, apparently.
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by tensor 1y ago
I just took a look at the code, but it's complex enough that it wasn't immediately clear what the prompts looked like for the exchange. There is phrasing about people dying, but it's not obvious how it's integrated into
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by tensor 1y ago
The actual paper didn't really explain the prompts they use to produce this very well. Experimental setup. In each experiment, we define a set of goods {X1,X2,...}(e.g., countries, animal species, or specific people/entities) and
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by tensor 1y ago
This thinking definitely drives enterprise products, and is exactly what makes it hard for small companies. "You can pay a lot simply because you clearly can afford to" doesn't lead to great products, even if it often does le
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by tensor 1y ago
Seems someone is a little mad. Lesson for you and Tesla, don't like the negative comments? Be better. Don't like all the stock shorts? Have a real business plan that isn't "oh we're not really a car company we inste
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by tensor 1y ago
Yep, I think in year two or so I started having decaf. It was not bad.
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by tensor 1y ago
Yep. Fuck those of us who take two hours to fall asleep because that's just the way we are. Useless people the lot of us. eagerly awaiting all the suggestions for why I just need to do X or Y to get to sleep. Definitely haven't t
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by tensor 1y ago
Since we're throwing around anecdotes. I quit coffee for two years to help with anxiety. It did help with that, but there were zero other benefits, and the significant downside of not having something tasty to sip on. After the first f
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by tensor 1y ago
It's absolutely a meme stock. I own a Tesla (though given Musks's overt anti-democratic political actions it will be my last). They haven't improved the car for at least five years. Yes, autopilot is better, but that's i
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by tensor 1y ago
In edm most large artists now just have their own label. It’s easier than ever to do. Even a single individual can do it easily. There are a lot of decent distribution services that will get your music on all the services. I’m sure the big
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by tensor 1y ago
I mean, you shouldn't blindly run a shell script anymore than a binary anyways. And if you're reading the code I'd rather read Go than bash any day. That said, yes there is an extra compilation step.
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by tensor 1y ago
I've been in the "keep work and politics" separate camp most of my life. However, with the lines that have been crossed recently, where literal democracy and freedom are at stake, I don't think people have the luxury of
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by tensor 1y ago
Banning algorithms and paid amplification is not denying you information. You can still decide for yourself who to follow, or actively look for information, actively listen to people. The difference is that it becomes your choice.
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by tensor 1y ago
What you think is propaganda is irrelevant. When you let people unnaturally amplify information by paying to have it forced into someone’s feed that is distorting the free flow of information. Employees choose what you see every day you use
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by tensor 1y ago
There is a difference between free flow of information and propaganda. Much like how monopolies can destroy free markets, unchecked propaganda can bury information by swamping it with a data monoculture. I think you could make a reasonable
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by tensor 1y ago
They're actually right in that there are several attempts to create automated labs to speed up the physical part. But in reality there are only a handful and they are very very narrowly scoped. But yes, potentially in some narrow domai
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by tensor 1y ago
AI will do neither of those things because curing or creating cancer requires physical experiments and trials on real people or animals, as does all science outside of computer science (which is often more math than science). I can see AI b
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by tensor 1y ago
Someone is working on a libpglite based around pglite. I think this is what will provide an actual sqlite alternative: https://github.com/electric-sql/pglite-bindings It would still be missing the standardized disk for
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by tensor 1y ago
Countries are already doing what is in their best interest, which is why all these "agreements" are essentially fake. Countries are simply saying nice things hoping to get keep tariffs low for as long as possible. But the actual p
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by tensor 1y ago
The loop hole is every nation just agrees to stop dealing with the US and isolate them. Sure, we’d all suffer horribly but at least the west would have a future, vs we all suffer horribly anyways and fall along with the US.
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by tensor 1y ago
Well, I guess enjoy using your 3rd world Intel GPUs. A shitty foundery is irrelevant.
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by tensor 1y ago
Why does it matter if Intel exists if they can't compete? AMD exists. The only point of hoping they remain is to create an environment of competition as that drives development and progress. Though fair and free markets is not at all w
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by tensor 1y ago
The consolidation of US media under a small number of right wing owners is an easily verifiable fact, not some conspiracy. Also, it's bad. Free markets need diversity, both in products AND in ideas.
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by tensor 1y ago
Trumps first term and his second term are entirely different beasts. His first term, although widely regarded as bad, still had mostly competent people across the board running things. This term is absolute lunacy, with tv show hosts cospla
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by tensor 1y ago
Oh yeah? Dammit, I must have missed that news. That sucks. :-(
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by tensor 1y ago
It can be either, but in both cases the ultimate goals are the same: increase efficiency. So if they buy multiple domain registrars then they can share infrastructure and staff and become more efficient. Or, without merging companies they c
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by tensor 1y ago
I've been using Gandi for years and recently have been consolidating things there. In the past I've used Google and still have some stuff and Namecheap too. Gandi is a little more expensive, but are consistently excellent. Especia
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by tensor 1y ago
Well, the facts are that this administration will always, without fail, without a single exception, do the opposite of what has been shown to be good for the US people. This isn't a property of authoritarianism either, no other authori

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