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by xcv123 3y ago
No it's not a strawman argument. You are missing the point. The article is about a whistleblower reporting criminal negligence at Boeing. It is not a statistical report. Statistics are irrelevant here. However if you want some recent B
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by xcv123 3y ago
LOL. Imagine having multiple whistleblowers telling you about widespread criminal negligence at Boeing manufacturing facilities, then all you say is "Ok, now let's see some data". The fucking clowns on this site. LOL.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> would be interesting to see the data and be proven wrong! Here's some data https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_MAX#Accidents_and_i... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40010992
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by xcv123 3y ago
I am under a rock of denial of how bad popular music has become. I was checking out some other tracks on this site and now believe AI could eventually take a lot of musicians jobs, for advertising and so on. But there won't be an AI Ku
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by xcv123 3y ago
The difference here is that no one wants to listen to this shit. It is extremely corny and generic. Cringeworthy. Algorithmic music has already been around for decades and it never became popular. In the 90's it was of interest only to
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by xcv123 3y ago
Try distilling 4 litres (1 gallon) of tap water and see what is left behind. Now repeat that experiment with high quality bottled water. In my city (developed first world country) the tap water contains toxic repugnant chemical sludge.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Windows 10 is more bloated than Windows 8. Windows 11 is worse than 10. Even if it was more responsive, the ads are obnoxious.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> Even the Windows desktop isn't as heavy LOL. No. Try Window 11 then try KDE 5 or 6. No comparison. You are comparing KDE4, a 10 year old release which was not well optimized. KDE has become more efficient while Windows has become
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by xcv123 3y ago
The way I understood it is that for each token, the attention mechanism itself consumes a fixed amount of processor time. The innovation here is to prioritize tokens so that some tokens have more or less processor time.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Yeah so I don't think women "belong in kitchens shooting out babies". That is a total misunderstanding of the point. EDIT: Personally I don't give a shit. If a woman wants to be an astronaut or a mathematician or a ruthl
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by xcv123 3y ago
The paper says that it enhances multi-agent methods. It is not a replacement for that. It's an enhancement for existing methods.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> I'm not sure people in these comments are reading this paper correctly. > This seems to essentially disprove the whole idea of multi-agent setups like Chain-of-thought and LLM-Debate. I'm not sure you have read the paper a
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by xcv123 3y ago
The paper says that it enhances existing methods such as prompt engineering (chain of thought) and LLM debate. This agent method is orthogonal to LLM debate.
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by xcv123 3y ago
They were replying to this: > This seems to essentially disprove the whole idea of multi-agent setups like Chain-of-thought and LLM-Debate.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Wimmenz pregnant then taking care of little humanz, get it? Population +1 Just noticed this: > Or are you just upset that the wimmenz escaped the kitchens they "belong" in? Spoken like a true incel who never spoke to a young la
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by xcv123 3y ago
So if a doctor provides a written note they would reject that note because it was done through a virtual consultation? The doctors note should be sufficient and the fact that it was done virtually should be irrelevant and confidential. How
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by xcv123 3y ago
The host can book a virtual appointment and get a doctors certificate online. It is easy and done in a few minutes. The insurer should have told you that.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> So, a company allegedly tasked with helping the public live safely wanted me to, at the time, ask my COVID infected host to waltz in to the doctor's office and spread around a pathogen that could kill patients. Nice. No. That is d
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by xcv123 3y ago
From an evolutionary perspective all that matters is that couples reproduce.
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by xcv123 3y ago
My IdeaVim setup is the default and most people just use the default. Obsessing over custom weird Vim configs is for junior devs who enjoy wasting time. I have been using it professionally for 10 years and it integrates well enough. All of
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by xcv123 3y ago
> "tinkering with your vim plugins" is "tinkering with your Intellij plugins"... both involve search engines and RTFM, the former has more choice and a bit more downloading but the transition in either direction would
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by xcv123 3y ago
That's right. The chief executives and the HR lady basically get transferred over to a new startup funded with Kodak's money and everyone else is fired.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Yep. With IntelliJ you just install the ideavim editor plugin with default settings then get to work. https://github.com/JetBrains/ideavim Or you can waste months pissing around with Vim plugins to create a poor mans
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by xcv123 3y ago
> I wonder what type of errors that are? The type of errors are type checking errors.
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by xcv123 3y ago
> But they could have been Apple? That's a stretch. They could have been a Sony. The iPhone camera sensor is made by Sony.
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by xcv123 3y ago
That is a good point. If there were fewer people forced into work, maybe that would cut down the number of pointless/meaningless jobs. Maybe it is better that only half of a couple are forced into corporate soul crushing jobs. It is su
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by xcv123 3y ago
You have completely missed the point. Whether I ran for office or not is completely irrelevant. There are powerful influential people and entities in this world that make far reaching and wide impacting decisions without consulting or infor
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by xcv123 3y ago
It was globally implemented in developed countries exactly as the UN recommended, without any local populations being informed or having any say on the matter. It was dictated by some globalist elites. We have an illusion of a democracy.
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by xcv123 3y ago
Of course there will always be sociopaths in management and it will never be perfect. But the law is better than nothing. The employer would be forced to make the after hours policy explicit in the contract. If the employer violates the con
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by xcv123 3y ago
> I doubt many employees will report on their bosses for fear of getting fired Employees can simply ignore their bosses emails/calls after hours. No need to report anyone.

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