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by vajrabum 3y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has suggested that what's behind this RFC is Disney and other large studios lobbying to make it legal to copyright AI generated content so that they can move to AI generated movies and art. Right now you
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by vajrabum 3y ago
If you're in a data center and running large training jobs then RDMA over Nvidia Mellanox Infiniband cards over high speed ethernet (like 100GB) are used to ship coefficients around without having that transfer bottleneck in the CPU.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Thanks for your answer. I'll look at the links. I'm not sure how asking about the impact of the Fed's zero interest rate policy is primarily about Trump or Obama, liberal or conservative, but you seem a little gunshy.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I asked why you didn't mention the effect of the zero rate interest policy which had bipartisan support as evidenced by appointment of Fed Governors who voted for that policy over a decade and I asserted that policy was the main driver
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I dunno, but it's certainly higher than a bald assertion about something that is a factual matter. And move the goalposts? You made specific claims about Nanci Pelosi and the liberal establishment. Plus I think it's interesting th
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Adrenochrome is result of oxidation of adrenaline. From the wikipedia article on it: According to QAnon, which has incorporated and expanded Pizzagate's claims about child sex abuse rings, a cabal of Satanists rapes and murders childre
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Great! If there's plenty could you please cite one or two?
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by vajrabum 3y ago
What do you mean by exchange information with other agents? Can you give a concrete example or two?
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I wonder if the researchers think they're doing all of us a favor by hiding their 'adversarial prompt'? Or if they have some reason for thinking that RHLF can't mitigate this 'attack'?
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Legal tender for all debts public and private.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned that Intel bought the Alpha IP in 2001. I don't know, but I've heard that enabled Intel to greatly improve x86 performance.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Any reason to prefer Waymo over Cruise? I saw an driverless Cruise taxi in SF just the other day. And are they any other competitors still in this space worth watching?
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Hmm. This view works except where it doesn't. For example, if you don't pick the right ID/account/object # scheme so you can shard later on, good luck figuring how to distribute and/or scale the issuing of said IDs
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I don't know about the trashcan but I do know about Lockheed's infamous $500 toilet seat. In that case it was hand fabricated fibreglass that fit over the top of the tank where waste was held and what you would call the seat was a
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by vajrabum 3y ago
https://archive.is/sQArY
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by vajrabum 3y ago
NNT is very entertaining. He's also blown up two hedge funds. Ever notice that running a fund is an asymmetric option? The management makes money either way at least until the investors leave, but there's no clawback if the fund b
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by vajrabum 3y ago
All Beej's guides are fantastic, but if you're interested in Network programming you could do way worse than follow this up with his guide to network concepts. https://beej.us/guide/bgnet0/ If you search
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Interesting. If you look at Wiktionary or if you prefer, your favorite etymology dictionary, the word utilize is descended from Latin from the French word utiliser, via the Italian utilizzare which got it from the Latin utilis. All of those
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I passed a driverless car from Cruise in San Francisco on my commute just the other day.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Can you give those four strategy/theory combinations referred to as selective breeding? I read the linked doc but didn't see it in there.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
I guess it depends on what you mean by full self driving. I shared an intersection in San Francisco just the other day with a Cruise (GM) self driving car that didn't have anybody in the car. Are there limits? Yes, but there are limits
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Rick Beato's channel on Youtube was pretty much launched from the viral video where his son Dylan demonstrates his apparently unerring ability to identify individual pitches in note clusters with very high accuracy. https://
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Bribery of a public official as discussed in the linked article is a criminal statute. Judges like anyone else are not above the criminal law and in fact federal judges have been charged and in one case (Otto Kerner 1974) convicted of bribe
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Let's not lump together making it illegal for federal judges to accept gifts from people with business before the federal courts and limiting the power of the courts. Those are very different things. In Article III Section 1 of the con
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by vajrabum 3y ago
My guess is that if you moved from reporting and analytics to a DBA role in web operations in a large scale shop you'd see something very different. It starts with programmers who don't know SQL (they use some ORM instead) and who
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Prompt engineering is a thing for sure. Might want to search the news here for some clues on ycombinator to get better at it. And some tasks are beyond it.
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by vajrabum 3y ago
Wiktionary says yes. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/gezelschap
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by vajrabum 4y ago
Advice for money at least at the top level is in the long run always going to end up bad advice. The incentives are pretty much all about lining up more work for the firm.
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by vajrabum 4y ago
A lot of online credit fraud schemes involve sending things to an unwitting 3rd party.
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by vajrabum 4y ago
Let’s not forget the nearly unprecedented interest rate hikes by the fed almost 5 points in a year, or the 2018 increase in interest the size of bank required to have a resolution plan thereby exempting SVB or Peter Thiel’s call to withdraw

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