tomrod

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by tomrod 1y ago
Aye, it sort of sucks. A global government that could also respect privacy would be a good thing, IMO, except for when it leans authoritarian.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I fear that your observations speaks more to protest being an inefficient catalyst for regime change more than it speaks to the efforts and initiatives to preserve freedom. The jetset class doesn't really care about a single nation. Fo
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by tomrod 1y ago
If it wasn't Ai slop, it seems close.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I've tried to open an account for while now, consistently blocked. At this point I have to assume it's stock is a scam.
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by tomrod 1y ago
What's the going rate for bribes/fees/"tips" these days?
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by tomrod 1y ago
Maybe it's time to get some Llama models copied before an overzealous court rules badly.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I mean, sort of. The issue is that the compression is novel. So anything post tokenization could arguably be considered value add and not necessarily derivative work.
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by tomrod 1y ago
> Name another serialization declaration format that both (a) defines which changes can be make backwards-compatibly, and (b) has a linter that enforces backwards compatible changes. ASCII text (tongue in cheek here)
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by tomrod 1y ago
Most of my containers end up on k8s clusters as pods. What else would one use podman or docker for beyond local dev or maybe running a local containerized service?
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by tomrod 1y ago
Contrary to my other comment, I 100% agree to this.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I won't use agents for everything. Why would I expect tasks to use agents for everything? This is like saying everything is on the web. No, there is substantial number of things on the web, but not everything.
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by tomrod 1y ago
I have a hard time determining if you are in support or critiquing the article. I'm 60% confident it is a critique (I jest, a play on the content :) ).
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by tomrod 1y ago
That I don't have a deep understanding about nginx and how it's many options fit together across an OS with confidence that I made it secure, accurate, and/or fast. Give me python, Matlab, rust, I can put something together,
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The Size of Space(neal.fun)
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by tomrod 1y ago
Also overhiring in the pandemic.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Exactly. It quickly builds a lot of technical debt that must be paid down, especially for people writing code in areas they aren't deep in. For tight tasks it can be super helpful -- like for me, an AI/Data Science guy, setting up
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by tomrod 1y ago
You would need the following cohort size per alpha level (currently 18) at a power level of 80% with an effect size of 50%: 0.05: 11 people per cohort 0.01: 16 people per cohort 0.001: 48 people per cohort So they do clear the effect size b
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by tomrod 1y ago
You provided some great breadcrumbs. I appreciate your responses.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Fun times, being so close to history :)
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by tomrod 1y ago
Commercial VPNs do indeed vaguely promise to protect your data, access, etc. For those of us that are technical but unschooled, what resources would you recommend we learn from?
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by tomrod 1y ago
You'll need to specify the study, I see several candidates in my search, several that are quite older. Generally, yes, low N is unequivocally worse than high N in supporting population-level claims, all else equal. With fewer participa
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by tomrod 1y ago
> The problem is that a headline that people want to believe is a very powerful force that can override replication and sample size and methodology problems. AI rots your brain follows behind social media rots your brain, which came afte
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by tomrod 1y ago
Ever read books in the Bobiverse? They provide an pretty functional cognitive model for how human interfaces with tooling like AI will probably work (even though it is fiction) -- lower level actions are pushed into autonomous regions until
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by tomrod 1y ago
> I feel like saying papers pre peer review should be taken with a grain of salt should be stopped. Absolutely not. I am an advocate for peer review, warts and all, and find that it has significant value. From a personal perspective, pee
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by tomrod 1y ago
> I would describe the study size and composition as a limitation, and a reason to pursue a larger and more diverse study for confirmation, rather than a reason to expect an "uphill battle" for replication and so forth. Maybe.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Maytag service repair, Toyota service repair, etc. While the margins and revenue are lower on durable + repair vs. planned obsolescence, the owner can sleep better at night knowing they've morally served their fellow human and not undu
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by tomrod 1y ago
A few things to note. 1. This is arxiv - before publication or peer review. Grain of salt.[0] 2. 18 participants per cohort 3. 54 participants total Given the low N and the likelihood that this is drawn from 18-22 year olds attending MIT, o
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by tomrod 1y ago
I don't really trust apple all that much. Especially when there is better OS and devices. Though I know a few devs who prefer it.
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by tomrod 1y ago
2 is probably too low for a city. 6 to 12 outside a business center hit just right.
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by tomrod 1y ago
Through selling durable goods that don't have planned obsolescence

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