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1y ago
Yes it turns out the article’s conclusion is in fact contained in the conclusion paragraph
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1y ago
Probably the only overlap between AI slop and actual journalistic writing is the obsession with em-dashes
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1y ago
Amusing that people like you get downvoted into oblivion and still think their opinions are unequivocal.
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1y ago
My impression of LLM “reasoning” is that works more like guardrails. Perhaps the space of possible responses to the initial prompt is huge and doesn’t exactly match any learned information. All the text generated during reasoning is high st
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1y ago
The minDelay extension feels contrived and also the solution sucks. None of the pending requests are actually added to the queue until the timeout is finished, meaning you have no knowledge of all these delayed requests until the timeout pa
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1y ago
I don't get it, how is analysis of fictional characters relevant? Nobody is committing a logical error, fictional humans can have fictional motivations and we can talk about them. I think it's still very clear that AI "motiva
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1y ago
Envoy has a latency-based adaptive concurrency feature: https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/latest/configuration/ht... Netflix has a blog post for their implementation: https://netflixtechblo
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1y ago
I think this is one of those things that's way easier if you start early. Not sure if schools still have typing classes now. I vaguely remember mine in the 90s, but I didn't really get fast until I started playing MUDs and typing
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1y ago
"Saving" in the accounting identity is just money not spent on consumption. Cheaper imports can increase domestic saving because people now spend less for the same goods. That could then increase domestic investment due to the inc
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1y ago
Seems like the form of government doesn't really matter, you can find examples from literally any end of the spectrum of better public infrastructure
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1y ago
Did you not see the PoC video?
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1y ago
Counterpoint: single threaded performance hasn't improved much in the past 20 years. Maybe 5x at best. And virtually every UI programming environment still has problems with work done on the main thread.
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1y ago
you put interactivity in client components, that seemed pretty clear to me
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2y ago
I've seen people use "sanewashing" to refer to the type of comment you're replying to, there's no sane explanation but people try to come up with one because the world doesn't make sense otherwise
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2y ago
I doubt that’ll stop the current administration from trying, even unintentionally
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2y ago
Regex should be "reg-ex" rather than any of the listed pronunciations since it's just short for regular expression
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2y ago
I found Tapestry through a Verge article, but had many of the complaints echoed elsewhere here. The same article mentioned Feeeed (iOS only - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/feeeed-rss-reader-and-more/id1... ).
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2y ago
That's not terrible for a dictionary where you control what you're looking up. I found poor segmentation to be way more annoying when trying to do stuff like selecting words for highlighting on my Kindle - it invariably breaks up
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2y ago
you gonna count speeding too
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2y ago
this sounds like a parody comment
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2y ago
this is the same magical thinking Uber had when they were gonna have self driving cars replace their drivers
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2y ago
they clearly missed out on the fact that they could've trained their $5bn model for much less
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2y ago
Welcome to the religious fallacy of strict textualism, currently worshipped by the Supreme Court majority
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2y ago
That would likely be a breach of separation of powers. Relevant reading: https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R43708 The executive branch tends to have power of discretion in what to enforce and how.
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2y ago
You sound like someone who doesn't use TikTok and therefore isn't affected by this anyway. So your opinion doesn't matter
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2y ago
Facebook needs to be banned too if disinformation is your concern
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2y ago
Is China upset about this? This just seems to be a huge American self-own (pun intended).
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2y ago
You gotta get off Facebook and touch grass man
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2y ago
Is scooping out your food out of the crappy plastic takeout container into a bowl before microwaving an example of “panic and sudden lifestyle changes”? Seems like a pretty minor change to me. I’m already going out of my way to not put meta
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2y ago
> Most undergrad CS students want a practical/engineering curriculum. Somewhat understandable considering that student loans put you into indentured servitude unless you have rich parents. Although I still think they're shortsi
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