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I was projecting as classes, taken across 2 to 3 semesters. You can gloss the basics pretty quickly from things like Kahn academy and other sources. Knowing Linalg doesn't guarantee understanding modern ML, but if you then go read semi
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Disclaimer: working and occasionally researching in the space. The first paragraph is clear linear algebra terminology, the second looked like deeper subfield specific jargon and I was about to ask for a citation as the words definitely are
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How sloppy is someone that they don't check their references!
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Lot of retired fab folks in the Austin area if you needed to spin up a local fab. It's really not a dark art, there are plenty of folks that have experience in the industry.
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Abstract: "Individuals might experience negative utility from not consuming a popular product. With such externalities to nonusers, standard consumer surplus measures, which take aggregate consumption as given, fail to appropriately ca
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When Product Markets Become Collective Traps: The Case of Social Media
(aeaweb.org)
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Actually, most would be willing to get rid of it if there were other modes with positive network effects.[0] "Individuals might experience negative utility from not consuming a popular product. With such externalities to nonusers, stan
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The kids (GenZ) hate AI and are alright.
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Meh. I think you're overstating it. To meet your anecdata, I had both the first college year, and single > double by a large margin.
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Fortune 500 companies are particularly neurotic example of 'all' companies.
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Theory of abundance, you could classify your approach as. Rather than artificial scarcity to exercise market power.
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Adults tell jokes too, especially gallows humor, and to great effect. Ergo I propose grandparent commentator inject more humor in their clear understanding of leverage and debt to widen your, my, and their audiences' understanding rega
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And, famously, Berkshire Hathaway
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Not just individual disclosure, as families and friends share information. It's a sticky web.
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Thw hardware is not the issue. It's the model architectures leading to cascading errors
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Current Gen LLMs are not breaching the moat yet.
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Everyone who served on the board or worked for the company should be held liable, personally and in a piercing of the corporate veil. Individuals had responsibility when they made these decisions. It is on the courts to make the victims who
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That's just bankruptcy with extra steps. You're giving an asset which has no value immediately after the action.
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Ah, certainly not a spam email.
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K shaped economy with increasing expenditure means the wealthier increase their spending as a portion of the economy and at an absolute level. It is not interpreted as the polity doing well - if anything, it is cause for concern.
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The root issue in the US is regulatory capture. Easier to do with one parliament, but not impossible with dozens. The US has been fighting corporatism vs. oligarchy since the cold war ended, with regulatory capture as a primary tool in both
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I do enjoy potatoes, but not Richards!
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> anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity. Correct.
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It's not spam, why waste a moderator's time? It's something that people find interesting.
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Hear hear.
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It's quite simple. No major algorithm, people who tinker vote on things that scratches their minds like this article does.
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Model weights, source, and output.
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Working as intended is the functionality on the site, and I didn't claim everyone followed all standards. But given you had the correct address for the site, your browser captured the DNS resolution and pushed a content request to that
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Standards fill this gap, allowing for interoperation. When was the last time you had to write custom logic for your browser to access 99% of the domains you access?
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Dark theme, menu bar on the right side, icons only, auto hide. Out of site, out of mind.
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