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by xcv123 2y ago
The LLM does figure it out if you ask further questions in the same chat. Here's GPT-3.5 https://chat.openai.com/share/a8669390-8eb0-46c2-b804-3aafc3...
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by xcv123 2y ago
Linux runs on everything from a toaster to a supercomputer. No excuses.
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by xcv123 2y ago
Neural Networks have been studied for a long time. We learned this in 1990. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40230764
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by xcv123 2y ago
A typical mid-wit response is to say it's just a Markov chain doing naive next token prediction without any semantic model. That's not how deep learning works. The LLM neural network contains a semantic model and it performs some
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by xcv123 2y ago
Yep lets build a $10B space telescope to zoom out and use 0.001% of its resolution, matching a backyard telescope.
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by xcv123 2y ago
The James Webb image shows a level of detail we have never seen before. Hundreds of galaxies in the background that are invisible on the consumer grade telescope. Here's the full resolution image: https://www.esa.int/va
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by xcv123 2y ago
They are not comparable. RS-422 is a specification at the physical/electrical layer. MIDI is a protocol at the logical layer. You can transmit MIDI over RS-422. However you cannot transmit RS-422 over MIDI. That makes no logical sense.
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by xcv123 2y ago
"Ballpark Figure" means roughly or approximately. It is roughly around the average income. Within a standard deviation, therefore within the average salary range. A few dollars of benefits doesn't make a significant differenc
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by xcv123 2y ago
No. It was that easy to mine bitcoins back then and just throw them away. Interesting but worthless at the time.
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by xcv123 2y ago
The paper you linked to mentions "self correction", which seems to be something else. Chain of thought is a form of self reflection. It enables the LLM to "think" through each step and evaluate each step in relation to t
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by xcv123 2y ago
LLM's can self-reflect if you simply tell them to self-reflect. Typically they are trained to be frugal and shoot out quick responses without self reflecting. Each generated token costs money. Just tell them to think about their respon
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by xcv123 2y ago
> There is no self-reflection of its information; it does not know what it knows and what it does not. Simply tell the LLM to self-reflect and estimate the accuracy of its response. It can only "think" or self reflect when gene
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by xcv123 2y ago
Yes the power budget is decreasing as the generator output decreases over time.
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by xcv123 2y ago
Yep, even accounting for that, it's still in the ballpark of "average salary". Nothing special.
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by xcv123 2y ago
The SNES has a 65C816. That's a 16 bit CPU, not a 6502. It can process more data per clock cycle than the 8-bit 65C02 in the TurboGrafx.
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by xcv123 2y ago
"Why do air traffic controllers have to be under 31 years old? The reasoning behind this is that FAA safety regulations require controllers to stop working traffic at age 56, and to receive a federal pension, you need to have worked at
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by xcv123 2y ago
Stats show teachers get paid around average.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Health coverage is only worth a few thousand dollars. It's not a $50k bonus. They earn well below a typical developer salary. It's not like our cushy jobs. Yes they have extra vacation time but have to use a lot of that on unpaid
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by xcv123 3y ago
If we have to nitpick over a few dollars down to that level of detail, I think we can all agree it's not a particularly high paying job.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> cushy jobs Compared to what? Coal mining? Sewer maintenance? > well-above-average remuneration No. Below average remuneration. Median Public School Teacher Salary in the United States: $57,947 [0] Average salary in the U.S. in 2024:
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by xcv123 3y ago
Comparing this to Civil Rights protests is disingenuous. Google is a company. They are lawfully transacting with a US ally. The employees violated the terms of their employment and Google has no legal obligation to keep those employees. If
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by xcv123 3y ago
When the analog signal enters the CRT, there are nanoseconds of lag before that signal causes the phosphor to be lit up on the other side. That is different to how a typical digital display works (with buffering) and that is where you get t
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by xcv123 3y ago
ICE as in the US federal law enforcement agency? Yes, US companies do sell products to the US government sometimes.
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by xcv123 3y ago
It's really not that complicated. Employees are allowed to have their political beliefs. Believe whatever you want to believe, while doing the job you are paid to do. Their employer can choose to fire them if they behave unprofessional
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by xcv123 3y ago
They listened, and they valued the employee's opinions as not worth paying a salary for.
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by xcv123 3y ago
CRT has zero input lag from signal to phosphor (maybe a few nanoseconds due to speed of electronics and the electron beam itself) but it will take a few milliseconds to scan an entire frame. With vsync enabled I guess you could have effecti
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by xcv123 3y ago
CRT has zero input lag. It is pure analog electronics with no buffering. "Racing the beam". Digital buffered displays are down to a few milliseconds but cannot ever be as low as CRT.
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by xcv123 3y ago
These "facts" pulled out of your ass are demonstrably false. A typical IQ score for a mathematics PhD graduate is a couple of standard deviations above the mean. IQ is correlated with intelligence, and higher intelligence enables
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by xcv123 3y ago
I was talking about Windows 11. That is much worse. Yeah of course there are ways to get rid of all that. Plenty of decrapifier scripts on Github. I use https://atlasos.net
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by xcv123 3y ago
Hence "selfless" in quotes, meaning they are not really selfless. They are paid employees doing hard work and they deserve fair treatment.

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