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by tremon 4mo ago
It can reasonably be said to be out of scope for a diabetes conference if the organisers don't want to include it So the organisers of a conference can control the topics that its attendees want to talk about in the hallways of the v
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by tremon 4mo ago
Actually, that's battery. The assault is by the person recording without consent.
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by tremon 4mo ago
What makes you think they haven't already?
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by tremon 4mo ago
The only sensible take is blue team good cop, red team bad cop; they're still both cops, working for the system and against you. You can see from the voting record that there's always just enough dems to defect to pass through any
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by tremon 4mo ago
> Fuck those people Trump already called dibs.
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by tremon 4mo ago
Science is antithetical to rule-by-decree or other forms of despotism, since it strives to disprove any and all claims. The powers that be simply don't like to be told "you're wrong", and that is the core of what science
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by tremon 4mo ago
> 0 killed friends (first one dating back to 2009, ironically in the US) I'm unable to parse this bit, which you say is important. The first of your zero friends was killed in 2009?
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by tremon 4mo ago
I'm in the same boat. The only signal that I still trust is (for want of a better term) governance longevity, i.e. how long has the company/brand been under its current management structure. This requires some digging, but good sa
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by tremon 4mo ago
Is VRAM not directly accessible by the system then? Since it's mapped directly into the CPU's address space, I had assumed that there's a simple DMA controller managing said access and I would then also naively assume that sa
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by tremon 4mo ago
The Array-of-Struct vs Struct-vs-Array organization is actually more similar to row-major ordering vs column-major ordering, i.e. the data structure that analysis databases use to optimize for aggregate calculations. Document databases are
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by tremon 4mo ago
To meekly defend the indefensible here: it's not like rmdir on Linux (I won't speak for all Unixen) can cause loss of data, since it only removes empty directories.
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by tremon 4mo ago
So just the commander in chief of the entire USA army then?
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by tremon 5mo ago
You really do want breadth-first exploration, because once a group has identified and explored a few scenarios of high likelihood, the brain is already biased towards those events and more exotic scenarios are less likely to be imagined. On
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by tremon 5mo ago
so long as you dont talk to outsiders outsiders like... their immediate family back home?
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by tremon 5mo ago
I'm not sure that follows from the GP's numbers. The average data center size seems to be around 120,000 sqft ~ 3 acre. That means data centers also occupy between 1 and 2.5 million acres of land.
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by tremon 5mo ago
But they don't retain anything from your on-the-job training. The next model iteration is yet another junior fresh out of college, and knows nothing about the painful training procedures its predecessor put you through.
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by tremon 5mo ago
The harness isn't either of those; the harness is quite literally a harness, giving the model/agent sensors and actuators (aka "skills") to interact with its environment. Compare with e.g. the Power Loader from Aliens:
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by tremon 5mo ago
English is the international language now . About a century ago, the lingua franca of the technological world was German. Half of my father's university text books were in German, pretty much all of mine were in English. Things can (a
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by tremon 5mo ago
Yes, same here. Did my thesis on reconfigurable co-processors in the 00s, then quickly moved away from that market due to the atrocious tooling availability and OS support once I was no longer a student.
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by tremon 5mo ago
These two choices are conglomerates of what used to be a much larger set of manufacturers This. The entire market has been allowed to be monopolized through mergers and buy-outs. Russia used to have their own aerospace industry (and that
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by tremon 5mo ago
Not sure why or how There's plenty of documentation to be found on the why and how, especially following the 737Max issues: https://team-fsa.com/insights/what-happened-to-boeings-cultu... > Following the 1997
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by tremon 5mo ago
But if closing tags are allowed to be unnamed, you are still one misplaced </> away from unrecognizably maiming the entire hierarchical structure, just like one incorrect indent can do in YAML. Ultimately, what matters is the edi
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by tremon 5mo ago
And 90 years ago, it was called "coordination". The next step is the establishment of a People's Court to avoid that pesky problem of the judiciary ruling against Dear Leader.
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by tremon 5mo ago
I'm not seeing any mention of prejudice here. Does this mean we get to watch season 2 after the summer break?
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by tremon 5mo ago
True, but this is yet another code path that isn't exercised until specific conditions happen. That means even more latent application behaviour can go undetected by unit testing and security profiling until the moon is in the right ph
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by tremon 5mo ago
You can block the entire AI response, but not the paid-for product placement in the response separately.
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by tremon 5mo ago
I interpret each of those outlying islands as representing an external influence to metal that is not elaborated further. Of course that island needs to be bigger, but so should the hard rock and psychedelic rock islands -- and they should
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by tremon 5mo ago
Why do you mention foreign intelligence agencies specifically without mentioning which intelligence agency is your domestic one? Do you believe "your people" don't do that kind of thing, or that yours is justified? Or do yo
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by tremon 5mo ago
> BLIK from Poland was there earlier BLIK was launched in 2015 according to Wikipedia; iDeal is from 2005.
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by tremon 5mo ago
Visa/Mastercard provides that because the US is a very untrustworthy country. I don't know the situation in Brazil, but here in Europe small claims court just works fine. I think it's pretty dysfunctional to have to rely on p

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