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by xeckr 3y ago
You'll have to do this in addition to one of the previously discussed solutions if you want something like document.qsA since document isn't an HTMLElement.
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by xeckr 3y ago
Looks like 2 spaces are sufficient. But I sympathize with 4-space indentation.
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by xeckr 3y ago
Thank you
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by xeckr 3y ago
Or const $ = (query) => document.querySelector(query); const $$ = (query) => document.querySelectorAll(query); (How do I write monospace on HN?)
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by xeckr 3y ago
YouTube's solution is still effective for the time being. A channel can expose an unobfuscated contact email to the public which is hidden behind a captcha. Successfully solving the captcha GETs the email address.
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Fine-tuning will never get rid of all biases introduced by the training data, some of which are subtle enough that you won't even know that you should apply fine-tuning techniques to try to mitigate them. For example, did you know that
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by xeckr 3y ago
Does "Chinese nonfiction" include Mao's bibliography and "Xi Jinping thought"? Do you realize how all-consuming China's censorship apparatus is, and that this censorship introduces all sorts of biases in their
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by xeckr 3y ago
Definitely something that occupies the mind.
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By inventing such a machine you have created a bunch of new high-value jobs.
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by xeckr 3y ago
Good idea. I should keep better track of all the stuff I've written...
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by xeckr 3y ago
Decades if you don't start tapering down.
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It's undoubtedly good for iOS to have more developers looking at it.
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It's a huge win for consumers to to see privacy becoming a selling point for companies to compete over.
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Allowing sideloaded iPhone apps might have positive long-term effects for Apple, even if App Store revenue falls over the short term. Developers will see up to a 43% increase in revenue (minus the fees for a new payment processor), which is
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by xeckr 3y ago
Or just use var(), which of course didn't exist when the article was written. That way you can define your company's --brand-colour at the top of the file.
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I will plug my ears if you're just generating noise with it. But if we're in public, especially at a place which ostensibly exists for the purpose of exchanging ideas, then I will begin by assuming that you are trying to make some
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by xeckr 3y ago
So... who then gets to have a megaphone?
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Yes, I am a web programmer, and I understand that anytime you are using the internet you are downloading a copy of whatever content it is that you are accessing. You don't even have to invoke fair use here, as the copyright holder give
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by xeckr 3y ago
Do you listen to music?
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>Copyright law limits creating copies of a work When you are downloading someone's copyrighted music to train your GenAI with, the act of downloading it creates a copy of the work that now exists on your computer. The essence of c
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by xeckr 3y ago
When you train a GenAI on an image, legally speaking you're training it on a COPY of that image. If you intend to train a GenAI on a copy of an image I own the rights to (perhaps because I created it), then you have to negotiate with m
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by xeckr 3y ago
Yes, of course I can justify applying a different standard to AI than to humans when it comes to the generation of art. Despite everything you said about humans copying the work of other humans, the fact is that humans are capable of produc
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by xeckr 3y ago
I initially read "shares" as the verb, not the noun. >WeWork shares sink Better let that sink in.
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If a copy of someone's work is used to create a product (in this case, to train the GenAI), then it makes sense for the creator to receive some form of credit. Your car/horse example makes no sense in this context because the exis
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by xeckr 3y ago
It's Halloween after all.
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I'm afraid so. You Erlangers are all cancelled now, together with the Python people.
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This is essentially prompt hacking. It is interesting to see that ChatGPT weighs the system prompt so heavily, allowing it to ignore the contents of the PDF.
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Scalable GenAI hardly existed as a sci-fi concept when the law was passed.
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Do you end all your statements in JS with semicolons? What, are you some sort of semicolonialist?
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These demands do not constitute "political and social injustices".

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