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voxelghost
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voxelghost
5mo ago
Kind of like printers, I guess
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voxelghost
5mo ago
In Sweden,the Employment Protection Act, (LAS ) mandates 'last in - first out', meaning if there are layoffs due to over-capacity, people with seniority (years of employment) take priority for available positions. This is kind of
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voxelghost
5mo ago
65 hours to restore a full backup
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voxelghost
6mo ago
Thats a wonderful explanation (and roughly the conclussion I arrived at after browsing the paper), I just wish it would have been in the original post.
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voxelghost
6mo ago
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voxelghost
6mo ago
After a quick content browse, my understanding is this is more like with a very compressed diff vector, applied to a multi billion parameter model, the models could be 'retrained' to reason (score) better on a specific topic , e
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voxelghost
7mo ago
no
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voxelghost
7mo ago
>Have fun baking your Reese’s Original Peanut Butter cookies! I think it will be even worse. Like, "Im having terrible pollen allergies - what can I do?" Response will be very scientific sounding version of; You need some bran
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voxelghost
8mo ago
Definetly, thats how I have felt about and used C++ for most of my career. ( well except I dont select C++ for personal projects). I wouldnt go as far as to say, I dont like Rust, but it doesnt come natural to me like many other languages d
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voxelghost
8mo ago
What are you trying to achieve, none of those characters are printable, and definetly not going to show up on the web. for x in range(0x0,0x20): print(f'({chr(x)})', end =' ') (0|) (1|) (2|) (3|) (4|) (5|) (6|)
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voxelghost
8mo ago
Yes especially in hot humid climates where they sag already after a year if you are keeping a Monitor and some books on it.
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voxelghost
8mo ago
-HAL, Throw my portable computing device through the porthole. -Im afraid I cant do that Dave! -HAL, do you need some time on dr. Chandras couch again? -Dave, relax, have you forgotten that I dont have arms?
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voxelghost
8mo ago
Or if 640k was not only all you'd ever need, it was all we'd ever get.
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voxelghost
8mo ago
This is actually the scariest part. Because lately even authors and creators who are not using LLM are starting to pick up some of these ways of expressing themselves.
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voxelghost
8mo ago
My main takeaway from this article, is that I want to know what happened to the modified pigs with non-cloven hoofs
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voxelghost
8mo ago
Perhaps we just need Tinder for employee-employer relationships? Its all in the profile - and we can all just swipe left/right instead. Dysfunctional FAANG seeks 10X prompt engineer in hyderabad
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voxelghost
10mo ago
When you code with butterflies, you code at the speed of flight. https://www.xkcd.com/378/
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10mo ago
Author answered below, but dithering techniques like these were common on old computers like the C64 and others, due to the limited ammount of graphics colors available ( 16 colors on C64 if I remember correctly), plus there were usually li
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voxelghost
1y ago
Why wouldnt per capita matter? By that logic, you are saying it would be OK for Tuvalu to emit the same amount as the US? Or actually, if per capita doesn't matter. Then China could fracture into 10 separate nations, and their output w
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1y ago
Well they're releasing 9.2ton CO2 per Capita, the US is releasing 13.5ton CO2 per Capita. And this while the US and the rest of the world is doing all of their manufacturing in China.
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voxelghost
1y ago
We're everything from the Architect to the concrete guy,to the framer, carpenter, sparky, and plumber. ... and if it all falls down, don't blame us - you clicked the EULA /s
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1y ago
Offcourse not, that would be silly. Just overload the ^ operator like any normal person. #include <iostream> #include <bitset> class Bits { unsigned value; public: explicit Bits(unsigned v) : value(v) {} /&#x
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1y ago
I dont trust my intel FPU to accurately representa that ;-)
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1y ago
Its only JS devs that constantly rebuild their system with full dependcy update, so they are the most attractive target.
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1y ago
right_shifted = value / (1 << bits)
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1y ago
whatcha gonna do about it, cry?
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voxelghost
1y ago
It's labeled 'renewable energy' (not electricity), if wood pellets are sourced from sustainable renewable forest growth. What is your argument?
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1y ago
I don't have LLM/AI write or generate any code or document for me. Partly because the quality is not good enough, and partly I worry about copyright/licensing/academic rigor, partly because I worry about losing my own ed
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1y ago
I often think that context should be a tree, where you can say - lets prune this whole branch, it didn't lead to anything good.
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voxelghost
1y ago
I think they are called furrier transforms, you lick something that has a certain shaped that can be described frequency curves, then you throw up a furball that to any cat accurately describes the licked object.
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