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by voldacar 3y ago
Sabine is very legit
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by voldacar 3y ago
It is not known to be surjective.
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by voldacar 3y ago
RLHF biases the model against negativity and in favor of this vacuous saccharine HR-creature tone that is reminiscent of Linkedin. It's not an inherent property of LLMs.
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by voldacar 3y ago
This can be blamed entirely on RLHF
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by voldacar 3y ago
The whole point of the US ethanol industry and farm subsidies in general is, like any form of government welfare, to give money to a special interest group (farmers) in exchange for their political support. It's not some kind of benevo
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by voldacar 3y ago
What political objective is accomplished by not coddling children?
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by voldacar 3y ago
Look at a graph of public school spending per student. Now look at a graph of standardized test scores. Contemplate this
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by voldacar 3y ago
Steamwebhelper.exe routinely consumes 100+ MB of memory
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by voldacar 3y ago
It's a form of potlach. Same reason why the elite class promotes ugly architecture and "fashion" that nobody wears.
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by voldacar 3y ago
Do you have a better solution though? I don't see why you dismiss this, it's a real enough problem. If people lived centuries, it would just be eternal tyranny of the old and decrepit over the young and beautiful. It would be a st
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by voldacar 4y ago
Oh I see. Yeah, I read that weirdly
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by voldacar 4y ago
What sandbox MMOs do you like more?
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by voldacar 4y ago
This would just select for people who actually want kids, and after the initial population bottleneck the species would be fine
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by voldacar 4y ago
Ammeter in series, not across the terminals! Unless you are trying to weld something :]
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by voldacar 4y ago
Where in the constitution is that power described or given?
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by voldacar 4y ago
>The root of the problem is that cryptocurrency assets can be created at no cost and without limit, and an unlimited supply of assets makes a system more vulnerable to booms and busts. Hmm, this sounds familliar. What else can be created
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by voldacar 4y ago
I suspect that what threw you off was the dumb term 'imaginary', not the idea that the real numbers could have an algebraic closure.
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by voldacar 4y ago
The impression of rarity? They are expensive because of actual rarity. These things are highly labor intensive to make and producing tubes with a consistent level of quality requires extreme attention to parts tolerances and procedure. Do y
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by voldacar 4y ago
Thinking of Musk as a comic book villain is a political signal now, so members of a certain political tribe are incentivized to one up each other in performing this signal publicly
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by voldacar 4y ago
Could you share your ISO or the process you used to make it? Was it easy or is there a bunch of esoteric stuff you have to fiddle with? I'm switching to 10 for my new PC build and I'm about to do a ton of research on decrapifying
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by voldacar 4y ago
If you try and fail to eat less food, the correct conclusion is not that eating less food "doesn't work"
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by voldacar 4y ago
It works for everyone, due to conservation of mass and conservation of energy
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by voldacar 4y ago
So by capital destruction you're referring to shutting down large sectors of the economy due to the coronavirus? Or was this already taking place before 2020? I didn't think you were referring to a conspiracy. I just didn't k
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by voldacar 4y ago
Can you elaborate on capital destruction? Who is destroying capital and why?
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by voldacar 4y ago
My pseudonym is due to my overactive sense of modesty
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by voldacar 4y ago
My computer belongs to me and nobody else. Anything I desire to do with it is "legit" and "useful".
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by voldacar 4y ago
Maybe you could use a language model embedding to define some kind of semantic distance.
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by voldacar 4y ago
There are no temporary measures. Passports were a temporary measure
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by voldacar 4y ago
Part of this has to be because all these people are geriatrics. The consequences are the next generation's problem.
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by voldacar 4y ago
There is some complicated chemistry that occurs at the liquid-air boundary and is affected by slight dilution. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-06423-5

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