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by yccs27 2y ago
Yeah, it's unfortunate that video compression already introduces artifacts into real videos, so minor genAI artifacts don't stand out. It also took me a while to find any truly unambiguous signs of AI generation. For example, the
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by yccs27 2y ago
There was a poll asking "what was your motivation to vote the way you did", and "the state of the economy" ranked pretty high among Trump voters (don't remember where I saw it though, sorry).
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by yccs27 2y ago
The fact that this works means that comparing keys visually by their artwork is insecure, since it allows you to generate a key pair which looks very similar to a target public key. I guess visual fingerprints might not have enough entropy.
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by yccs27 2y ago
I think Rust assumes that trait implementations are the same across the whole program. This avoids problems e.g. with inlining code or passing data structures between crates. I don't believe this is absolutely necessary though.
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by yccs27 2y ago
With positional encoding, an ascii board diagram actually shouldn't be that hard to read for an LLM. Columns and diagonals are just different strides through the flattened board representation.
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by yccs27 2y ago
That's all phones ever, not current/popular models. When you restrict it to the last 10 years, you get about 12%, and of the 70 most popular models almost a quarter are equipped with a barometer.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Some filters trigger simply on the word "ads" in the url.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Apples to oranges. Budget is per year, valuation is total. A better comparison would be Uber's revenue of $37 billion in 2023.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Yep, and even if the hold is not used anymore it can have side effects (like being in the way) which can end up affecting the climbing movements ;)
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by yccs27 2y ago
In the benchmark analogy, that piece would be a line of code that can be optimized away by the compiler. It could still matter if the code (course) is recompiled (rerouted) for a different architecture (climber).
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by yccs27 2y ago
The better part of Facebook's network traffic is there to serve ads. A utilitarian social network (similar to this site) would probably only use a fraction of the resources.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Oh, good point. For that, you could allow people to pay off estate taxes over multiple years, if the tax is higher than the available liquid assets.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Isn‘t this a false dichotomy? Removing the cost basis step-up doesn‘t automatically mean any taxes are due on the inheitance - you could just keep the low cost basis and pay the tax once you actually realize your gains.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Yes, it's important to note the measure of distance (metric) used. Quoting from the paper: Humans are not good at judging questions of the type “How big is the difference?” that form the basis for many large difference experiment
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by yccs27 2y ago
Yes, it's important to note the measure of distance used. Quoting from the paper: Humans are not good at judging questions of the type “How big is the difference?” that form the basis for many large difference experiments. Ins
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by yccs27 2y ago
It's non Riemannian and therefore also non Euclidean. In Riemannian space, the distance between points is the length of the shortest path between them. Euclidean space is a subtype of Riemannian space, where angles in every triangle su
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by yccs27 2y ago
Most professional programmers don't worry much about elegance and just write code that gets the job done.
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by yccs27 2y ago
You only notice it if you try to use different devices for speakers and microphone - you'll get a feedback loop, since the AEC only works on the same device.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Thank you for the detailed explanation, that makes sense. I don't doubt that you want someone with financial expertise to handle futures trades. Since your example shows you're trading one risk for another. I guess a better way to
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by yccs27 2y ago
Do you grasp what a future is? Having home/car/health insurance protects you against it being destroyed. Buying fuel futures protects you against the price of gas spiking. Having crop insurance protects you against your crops be
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by yccs27 2y ago
From a farmer's point of view, futures can allow for relatively cheap insurance against the agricultural product's price moving against you. You're basically negotiating the price of the product before it's ready to sell
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by yccs27 2y ago
Sadly, right now the "throw lots of compute at it in the dumbest possible way" models work, and the "learn good background theories" approaches have gone nowhere. It's Rich Sutton's Bitter Lesson and a lot of u
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by yccs27 2y ago
Neural networks for data selection in particle physics have been used since before the current AI hype cycle took off. This means there are already some established guidelines on how to mitigate and conservatively estimate pontential biases
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by yccs27 2y ago
Yes, the port number should only be used for disambiguation if both monitors have the same ID.
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by yccs27 2y ago
Also clipboard reading and volume change, no thanks.
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by yccs27 3y ago
So it's a self post, but not a self-post. Sorry, I'll see my-self out.
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by yccs27 3y ago
There was absolutely an initiative to make J2K a widespread standard
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by yccs27 3y ago
I also sometimes wish this site got an overhaul, but then I look at the new Reddit layout and feel glad HN hasn't changed like that.
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by yccs27 3y ago
I think the key difference is between statistics on passively collected data vs results from active experiments. The former will only ever show correlations, while the latter can prove causal results from the actions of the experimenter
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by yccs27 3y ago
Isn't parsing itself a maybe function?

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