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by tzekid 4y ago
The Ethics argument is a weak one, and we have very recent proof to show it's a useless argument at best: we saw the how both Dall-E and Stable Diffusion affected the world. The first was kept behind close doors because "muh ethic
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by tzekid 4y ago
He's not wrong though. And nobody's give any reason in this thread __why__ he wrong. When somebody mentions meditation, most people talk about the types of meditation that are based off religious practices originating from Asia. R
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by tzekid 4y ago
The important connections ... are important. By definition they will not be affected that much. Without much drama (like the "kinda-neurodegeneration" wording), this can be easily summarized as: optimal amount of sleep = you'
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by tzekid 4y ago
I'm using Astro + Svelte for a small project right now, and it sounds like that's the combo that you're looking for.
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by tzekid 4y ago
Yes and no. There's a large segment of students who are not 100% passionate about programming in itself and follow what looks and feels nice over what's practical. But that's their los IMO.
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by tzekid 4y ago
I don't understand unions. Why not, I don't know ... just look for another job if you don't like the current one? If you are as valuable as you think, then you should find a better job in no time. If the firm is in the wrong,
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by tzekid 4y ago
I think it's reels as "Youtube Reels" as in short (15-60 second) videos.
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by tzekid 4y ago
From the article, it seems he's focusing on the raw performance side of Machine Learning á la tinygrad[0]. [0]: https://github.com/geohot/tinygrad
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by tzekid 4y ago
As far as I understand, without any work (energy consumption) that is directly tied to the value of the asset, there's no argument left for it to be a currency, i.e. it can only be categorised as a security asset.
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by tzekid 4y ago
Yeah, you're right. He's pretty much up there with Michael Malice, Eric Weinstein and Ben Shapiro. \s Offtopic: Comments like this is why I love this site.
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by tzekid 4y ago
Copilot's too useful for me to "boycot" right now, so the only alternative is using slang for the blacklisted words ... Anyone have any good recommendations for Copilot alternatives?
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by tzekid 4y ago
Why was the parent comment banned? People don't wanna tip the "Alex Jones was right" jar, or something?
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by tzekid 4y ago
Care to share a link to your blog?
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by tzekid 4y ago
Ahh just saw this after compiling pytorch from source. Thanks!
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by tzekid 5y ago
Linux for Macs with M1 architecture is still in development. There's a team that's currently reverse engineering the M1 GPU to create linux drivers for it ... but until that's finished, unfortunately no, you can't just i
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by tzekid 5y ago
I find it strange that nobody talks about the SWIFT alternative Russia and China have been working on since 2013, Russia’s System for Transfer of Financial Messages (SPFS). If I understand correctly, there're already 23 countries with
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by tzekid 5y ago
Most of the bad side effects don't show up ( for me at least ) in the first day of no, or next to no sleep. Against the long-term effects ( and brain / nervous system in general ) I do a 1-month therapy every year of cerebrolysin
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by tzekid 5y ago
Don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Germany doctors get paid per vaccine ... which, like any monetary incentive, is a stronger signal than the "good faith" and should be taken into account when thinking about
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by tzekid 5y ago
A wallet and mining client that uses 100% of your GPU if "idle". But of course mining it's opt-in, and that's good because everybody reads all the text on a prompt before they mindlessly click "Confirm".
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by tzekid 5y ago
Question your sources first, before you think about ruining lives. E.g. here in Germany there's been a hospital management problem on the gov's side since late 00's early 10's. Relatively, in the past two years there has
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by tzekid 5y ago
In science everything is up for discussion. Anything else and it's not science anymore, but ideology.
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by tzekid 5y ago
I would tip on "yes". It's a "no or low stimulus" time for your brain. Personally I had a hard time "doing nothing," and found repeating and focusing on a word or sound in my head helpful - which technical
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by tzekid 5y ago
How about ad-agencies that sell "Telegram Ad-Space"? Wouldn't that be a workaround for the spammers?
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by tzekid 5y ago
I'm still very confused of how you'd do nested data, or data with children elements with IO ... this just take us back in the CSV era
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by tzekid 5y ago
Compression and decompression (gzip) takes computing power and RAM. The resulting JSON (in memory) is still harder to parse because of the required field names...
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by tzekid 5y ago
Would Anki be an option for you? Been using it for some time and both Desktop and Mobile Apps are great and the anki notes are synced.
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by tzekid 5y ago
Only beefed up anecdotes. Author just wants to get clicks and sell his book.
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by tzekid 5y ago
Definitely! Andrew Ng's course teaches fundamentals that will be valid for a long time.
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by tzekid 5y ago
You need to visit Frankfurt. Here are CCTV cams all around public spaces and they installed even more cameras in the past two years or so...
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by tzekid 5y ago
Yup. Just need to specify the conditions of what "done" or "delivered" looks like. After that it's basically: if (delivered) pay();

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