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xcdzvyn
3y ago
I think you should have to show your ML creds to claim LLM research is "pseudoscience", but here we are.
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
I feel that it getting the output _slightly_ wrong is far more fascinating than it either getting it perfect or completely wrong.
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
> (slang) an exclamation of excitement — ale jazda! — radical! very clever lol
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
> It's limited to usage within the US only for now, as wrangling all of the metadata is time consuming (and we're based in the US). Is that why CloudFlare blocked my connection? (815726e91d9955ee) :)
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
One's a repressive government and one's some number of people choosing not to like you very much anymore?
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
How so? Its clear he's no journalist but I never found myself confused.
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
Is it even close? 4 of my 174 Steam games have Microsoft's name on it, and if they bought Activision.. it'd still be 4.
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3y ago
Cattle class was decently comfortable on every train I was on, and combined with the far lower (almost pleasant) noise of trains vs. aircraft engines, it was a far nicer experience overall. Though supposedly theft is a greater issue on nigh
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3y ago
Of course, and there was great uproar when Discord implemented linking Ethereum wallet addresses to your account - not because it's harmful, or even because it's a bad idea, but because of this pervasive concept in some internet c
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3y ago
My experience was the same traveling Europe by rail. It's such a lovely idea, I just wish they were more financially competitive. Most trains did arrive a few hours late in the end. I remember on one train from Prague to Cologne, the t
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3y ago
> MAGA-hats think that Donald Trump is some sort of financial genius who will "save America" by turning it into a totalitarian State ("FREE-DUM!" - ironic, isn't it?). Ugh, are we still doing this?
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3y ago
Cool! Were the PS5 APUs actually attached to a PS5 motherboard, or were they repurposed entirely?
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3y ago
Australia's somewhat similar too. I wouldn't call our government services optimal nor "simple", but it's clear they're all operating on the same design principles. At the very least it inspires confidence that
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3y ago
What does cat /dev/llama do? Would I get a kind of LLM stream of consciousness? That's incredible :-)
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3y ago
Honestly, I think they know that and just don't care.
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
Sure. CloudFlare recruiters, DM me :-)
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
(1) is done by just listening for input events. Any program can, globally. I believe in Wayland it's application-specific?
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3y ago
Yes, it is impossible to stop theft.
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3y ago
Yeah I think it's fair to assume DRM will be a never-ending cat and mouse between developers and end-users. Netflix for example can implement any DRM tech they want -- ultimately they're putting a picture on my screen, and it'
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
Same. I wasn't aware of NeoHaskell before this little drama stint but now I'm quite excited to see how it pans out. I really love Haskell, and the push it needs is so small.
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xcdzvyn
3y ago
Harm can mean a lot of things. I doubt the AAA intended "do no harm" to mean "don't run into the crowd and start swinging on people".
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3y ago
I'm not trying to cause trouble, but it's also worth noting the PaleMoon people have stirred a fair amount of controversy in their time. - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16318820 (they later described this i
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3y ago
You provide an invaluable service to the public :)
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3y ago
I've heard Perforce is still pretty common in game dev shops because it handles big files way better
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3y ago
I like that Perth Mint considers "Australian legal tender" a feature of a $6,000 coin
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3y ago
> taxis have been cannibalized by Lyft/Uber - what's your argument here? Once the market figured out how to sidestep government regulation of the ride-hailing industry, it got significantly cheaper, easier, and more accessible?
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3y ago
> most addicts understand that their addiction is killing them Of course, yeah, I meant it more in the "no rational actor would choose to use heroin" sense :)
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3y ago
Genuine answer! You've made me reconsider quite a lot, actually. Intuitively I'd say yes, it should be legal to do that. But then, I would consider that a violation of property, because really, a child is unlikely to understand
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3y ago
TIL SIP blocks chroot. I wonder why?
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3y ago
> I think the time has come when android and ios should make a special versions of their online shops for children and teenagers and simply ban those types of games from those shops. IMHO this shouldn't [have to] be any of Apple or
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