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wwarner
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Sometimes I just get on street view and find a place I've been before that's far away and just cruise around clicking carets.
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thank you fixed
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A very handy tool I have reached for often. Will optionally emit docker-compose yaml. Great for sharing details with others. K8S has something similar with kubectl get deployment,service,pod myApp -o yaml
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So important. Here’s a prediction. Work like this on model explainability will continue and eventually will reveal patterns in the input that reliably produce features in the resulting models. That knowledge will tell us about nature , in
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I think of it exactly the opposite way. Containers show that an extremely high degree of compatibility has been achieved. Think about it, you can run new software, on an unrelated distro, even a newer distro that wasn’t planned when the hos
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I thought this trilogy was full of fresh takes. For one thing, it’s written from a Chinese pov, so things like the cultural revolution and appeal of authoritarianism are big themes. Second, it’s full of dry humor. It’s hysterical when alien
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“I hope my death brings the family peace. I’m ready Warden.”
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I dunno, aren't people a bunch of morons when you really get down to it? Like, isn't that a legitimate complaint too? > Whether he's a great programmer/contributor not isn't really important here. I'd make a
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Have to agree in as much banning people with legitimate issues is unhelpful. I was also taken aback when Peter Bourgon, a great programmer and contributor to the go ecosystem was banned from all go channels.
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Average age of conception over 250k years
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YAML-Pro-Mode
(github.com)
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Love this mindset — “Given the sheer abundance of viruses and microorganisms in the water, he figured it was inevitable that — even setting aside infection — the former would sometimes wind up inside the latter.”
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Experimental Mathematics
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Something along the lines of the norms and guidelines for CRISPR germ line editing
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I mean Gary Marcus and Elon Musk seem to agree here. AI has very suddenly become incredibly powerful and will be further weaponized. It should fall under some kind of regulatory framework for safety and security. By way of comparison, AI is
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Thanks for the video link. You can see a seam in the tank as the lift rises.
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BOOM! Yes!
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Lowdown – Simple Markdown Translator
(kristaps.bsd.lv)
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If you like the sound of glow, check out lowdown. Renders to colorized term or man page, in addition to odf, latex, html & pdf https://kristaps.bsd.lv/lowdown/
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Cigarettes are taxed at $4.35/pack to discourage smoking. But you can get syringes for free.
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I think this is great work. Interpretability is the worst problem in deep learning, as the lack of insight into what the model has learned prevents it from being useful for serious decision making.
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Amazing that they were able to isolate the mercury capturing genes and transfer them to another organism.
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a real time saver
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Peter Jackson used AI to make Revolver better than ever
(vulture.com)
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Yes and good for Planetscale to build it out!
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Unmanned, solar-powered US space plane back after 908 days
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I think the consequentialist underpinnings of EA are part of the story. Consequentialism revisits our ideas of right and wrong by looking at outcomes. Any reasonable person can look at a law and conclude that there might be a reason to brea
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works really well thank you!
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To me the real question is why isn’t bitcoin skyrocketing in value? If crypto is susceptible to inflation worries, what is the point?
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Rømer's determination of the speed of light (1676)
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