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by tensor 3y ago
And at that point I cancel and find other ways to get the content ad-free. Maybe I can buy shows I like individually on Apple TV, or I don't watch them. I have a hard no ads policy.
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by tensor 3y ago
Seriously. I was trying to find socks without a logo. Just simple black ankle socks, made of mostly cotton. IT'S ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE! As you said, the only options are cheaply manufactured stuff online.
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by tensor 3y ago
The skippable pre-rolls already annoy me enough. But no, this will be full on un-skippable ads in the middle of your content.
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by tensor 3y ago
These were all intentional tradeoffs though, not any ignorance of theory. Also, it's pretty rich for someone to be complaining about Go while referencing Javascript of all languages. Javascript's design flaws are legendary. And I
725.
by tensor 3y ago
I'm not fan of Musk, but stories like this where "X wanted to do Y but actually didn't" are not a "scandel" or even bad in my books. This stuff happens all the time behind closed doors and it seems like in this
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by tensor 3y ago
Also airplanes use autopilot and require full control at all times. It's almost as though there are no situations where the term autopilot refers to a fully automated system. Who knows where the general public today go that impression.
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by tensor 3y ago
As a frequent user of autopilot, I can assure you it is nothing close to NOT DRIVING. It is advanced cruise control and you need to be attentive. Even full self driving does many many things imperfectly, requiring you to take over. I'm
728.
by tensor 3y ago
It may be less used in driving website design, but I assure you it is very very widely used in marketing to determine which campaigns are working.
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by tensor 3y ago
Except as a newcomer to the language, I didn't know about anyhow or thiserror and spent an immense amount of time figuring out how to solve this problem, and writing all the boilerplate. This is not pragmatic and not ok. I would say a
730.
by tensor 3y ago
An incredibly typical scenario is that a function makes several calls that each have their own error. E.g. maybe initialize the database and a web server. If you want this function to return an error that encompasses any of the sub-error ty
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by tensor 3y ago
I don't feel that Rust is actually well designed. The borrow checker and lack of GC makes it well suited to the tasks that traditionally one would use C or C++ for, and it is definitely safer than those language. But in terms of overal
732.
by tensor 3y ago
What are they leaving out though? "Yes, sure, implement DLSS but then whatever money we're giving you will be 50% less. But you can implement it if you want!"
733.
by tensor 3y ago
Honestly an LLM chatbot trained on all the worlds academic writings that was able to correctly cite sources in its answers would be of immense benefit to humanity and academics. I wish it would happen, but so much academic content is locked
734.
by tensor 3y ago
The irony is that your "simplification" uses even more "jargon." But yes, thats how I would read that, and I also see no issue at all with the language in the paper. These terms are used for precision, and have meaning t
735.
by tensor 3y ago
This kind of drive by shit posting is pretty unfortunate. All countries have pros and cons. As a Canadian I am opposed to this bill, and don't love the current government. But we have this government to avoid having an even worse one.
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by tensor 3y ago
Well, this is one easy way to to create the hate filled alt-right LLM, sorry, "based AI" that Musk want's to build. https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/robots/a43126181...
737.
by tensor 3y ago
Who knows. Every company is different, has different customer bases, different histories, different technologies. Maybe they signed a deal with paypal where they get lower fees, maybe they integrated it in a time when it made more sense the
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by tensor 3y ago
This really begs the question, when they removed the policy why did they not remove all the existing blocks and labels? Sounds fishy to me.
739.
by tensor 3y ago
If a company implements paypal then people who only have paypal might pay them money that they otherwise wouldn't. However, people who might have otherwise payed via another means may also now use paypal. If paypal has higher fees this
740.
by tensor 3y ago
The music industry thinks every sound is a remix at this point, it's pretty bad example of where we want to go with copyright and ip if you ask me. Most artists get jack shit, every single thing is considered a remix or sample, and the
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by tensor 3y ago
In Toronto other reasons cyclists don't use the bike lane and instead use the sidewalk asking pedestrians to get out of their way: - Need to walk their dog using their bike and don't want their dog in the bike lane. - Can't b
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by tensor 3y ago
Yes when I said word vectors I meant rich embeddings not one hot representations. That said, in reviewing the fastext bag of tricks paper on their classification module I’m now second guessing my assumption that they use complex embeddings.
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by tensor 3y ago
Theoretically, any discriminator that maximizes the expected value rather than the underlying distribution will be better. Logistic regression is an example of a discriminative classifier. Even better, however, is if you maximize the margin
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by tensor 3y ago
The countries the tried to contain it until we had vaccines to protect vulnerable populations had far lower mortality rates than those that opened up, including the US. Seems to me the containment strategy was exactly the action that was ne
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by tensor 3y ago
So every person who uses Linux for work and doesn't make a kernel contribution is a freeloader? A plant shop keeper running Linux on their work computer is a freeloader? I don't think that's even the intent of the GNU movemen
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by tensor 3y ago
On the plus side they don't need to panic, they can keep using the last open source version and patch it themselves if needed.
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by tensor 3y ago
My mother is an extreme hoarder and can confirm also obsessed with controlling others. In fact, she seems to have a severe lack of empathy for people, even her family, while having tons of empathy for her belongings. Hoarding seems to have
748.
by tensor 3y ago
So you want money from people who read books and writes reviews? I don't think that's reasonable.
749.
by tensor 3y ago
There is no AI training here. Did you read the article?
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by tensor 3y ago
> The article itself is clueless… it doesn’t engage authors’ concerns at all, and just portrays authors as stoopid AI-fearful luddites. The authors quotes speak for themselves. They very clearly and ignorantly claimed that this was an &q

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