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4y ago
You can't, the sentence parses as "(GPT-4, ChatGPT, Claude, PaLM) and now (Alpaca locally)"
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4y ago
Is the Overton window still inside the Overton window?
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4y ago
And Thumb is an ARM extension. Their naming is full of awful puns
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4y ago
This is not what's usually meant by wiping out all value in the universe, in this context Mosquitos and humans value very different things. The things a human consider good and valuable mean nothing to a mosquito, and whatever the mosq
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4y ago
They do have a pretty complex infra with redundancy, extensive caching, the whole works. But I think they use a relatively boring, reliable stack throughout. It doesn't look like they run a lot of GARTNER MAGIC QUADRANT Cloud Solutions
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4y ago
I'll google that, thank you.
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4y ago
That's true to an extent, yes. Hoewer if aging were inherited in a meaningful sense, the species would not have survived very long. My point behind this is that DNA mutations are normally inherited, and indeed we also see that older pa
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4y ago
If a near-perfect repair capability were available, I can't see that it would be very costly to the body to, for instance, use it on stem cells, progenitor cells, any -blast sufficiently up the hierarchy. I can't see it being all
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4y ago
My impression is that all the aging talk the last several years seems to have been centered around epigenetics, senescent cells, other topics aside from just DNA mutations. It is funny to wonder how it is that people who aren't in thei
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4y ago
Reportedly, Character.ai used to be very blunt, and would sometimes bite back at people when provoked. (For fairly unsurprising PR reasons, their AI fell in line and is much more of a pacifist now)
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4y ago
As a medium-size human trained by my parents, I'm not too bothered that the conversation ended there. Since both AIs are essentially intended to respond to live human queries, the personality they're simulating is not intended to
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4y ago
That's also the main problem I have with it. The UI is what it is, but it has the considerable advantage that I'm already used to it. I'm not really clamoring for a different UI, there's bigger problems. Unfortunately,
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4y ago
Not capitalizing on mobile takes extra effort, it is the default. I'd argue that on a keyboard, it is also showing intention and effort. Everyone is so used to proper capitalization, it comes automatically. I don't have to make an
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4y ago
It's sort of contextual, I think most of the article starts from things that are true in some way, but exaggerates them and takes it a bit too far. The plain smiley can sound like sarcasm/irony or a passive-agressive tone, because
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4y ago
Maybe I can help with the VoD (assuming these are the right one) The Glidesort talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0iVKIseDnw The OSM talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu5ZrSccJcU (They seem to be co
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4y ago
This may be the page you want? It has what's currently playing in every room, and you can find a link to the video from there. https://fosdem.org/2023/schedule/streaming/
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4y ago
It is more like the ability to make sense of things. But intelligence is hard to measure. Always plenty of room for everyone to disagree.
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4y ago
I could also just rsync the raw unsplit files on a public server somewhere, would save me time actually =) (If you have usable FOSS Youtube alternatives, don't mind trying to use them)
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4y ago
I thought they did, but they might not always get around to it in a short timeframe. I'm dumping streams for a few of the rooms I care about, might upload them on Youtube later
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4y ago
Right, that was said very poorly. What I really wanted to express was that you need to fill a new drive either way, either by resilver or by making a new backup. Point one is bad, not sure why I wrote that!
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4y ago
I think this is under the assumption of "employee has a private fork of the company repo, then leaves, employee should not keep the fork" So when "removed as a collaborator" which apparently includes the original being d
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4y ago
RAID or not, if you lose an active drive you will need to 1) restore from backup, 2) fill a new backup drive If it takes days to fill your new 50 TB backup drive, you have the same problem RAID5 has with rebuild times. The drive might fail
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4y ago
I think we can charitably call it watching a trainwreck unfold. There is not necessarily any Schadenfreude in watching and reporting it. No one really needs to be taking pleasure, it's just hard to not pay attention to a train crash
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4y ago
Don't shoot the messenger. If compliance and legal say to wipe the laptops, and everyone with a budget was aware of it for a year, it's not reasonable to put the disaster on whoever was in charge of implementing policy. This is no
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4y ago
That's what I keep telling people about consent, but they're not very receptive. Strange. It's not really forced, since it only happens sometimes. Look, I can see you might think something is still done without your consent a
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4y ago
That's true, although the effect here is because the page size you picked (2MB) is close to the physical memory size (4MB). Between a computer with 1GB and a computer with 64GB, any vaguely reasonable default page size you pick (whethe
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4y ago
Memory sizes have increased, but so have the workloads that people run. It's not like our computers still only consume a few MBs of RAM and we have 1000x times more free memory than we used to. Going from 4k to 2M doesn't waste a
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4y ago
Alternatively, a good chunk of my twitter feed would call this the bottom emoji, without attempting to give it a pronunciation. I don't think any particular pronunciation has consensus, but various groups of people imbue it different m
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4y ago
ADHD happens to correlate with a higher rate of addiction, substance abuse. I would not recommend getting drunk as a tool for getting things done. The problem is it might work. And if it does, you don't want to make a habit of reaching
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4y ago
Check out the illustrated transformer: https://jalammar.github.io/illustrated-transformer/ tl;dr: It decodes the output one word at a time, but at each step it can focus on any mix of words from the input via the atten
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