2THFairy

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by 2THFairy 1y ago
Who else? The people actually holding the hostages, perhaps. Because you surely mistakenly implied here that All Gazans categorically are responsible for the hostage-taking and "deserve" to be killed as a consequence of that. Your
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
> They definitely were a thing all the way back to the first browsers. I am not disputing that ads were a thing. I am not disputing that ads were common . I said that there were a lot of sites that chose not to run them. > They all w
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
So, obviously, ads were the norm back in the day. The author had to be wearing several rose tinted glasses when writing that. But the author isn't entirely wrong. There were/are a lot of websites that simply did not run ads. Hoste
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
> Being older makes a person more likely to be homeowner, they got the causation backwards. No. Being a homeowner doesn't grant one political influence. Being old grants one political influence. It's the correlation of age and
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
The problem is that it is essentially impossible for a journalist to exist in the western world and not have heard of the criticism about how cops' actions get reported. The term 'past exonerative tense' is dated to 1991 .&#
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
You don't need a new model . The trick of the technique is that you only change how tokens are sampled; Zero out the probability of every token that would be illegal under the grammar or other constraints. All you need for that is an
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
> No one wants to admit this point so we keep arguing about whether we want to leave addicts to die in the street or in a crowded crack den. Neither really solves the problem. That is correct, yet at the same time: Society as a whole ref
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
> Somehow the homeowners almost always win against the renters in this political tug-of-war. Demographics. Homeowners skew old, which gives them a bunch of advantages in enacting their political power. Higher turnout, baby boom giving th
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
There are some implementation concerns, but the real answer is that it is an ideological choice. The AI companies believe that these kinds of grammar mistakes will be solved by improving the models. To build out tools for grammar constraine
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
Implementation preference. > is masking expensive? It's not expensive per-se; A single element-wise multiplication of the output vector. The real "expense" is that you need to prepare masks for every element of your gramma
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by 2THFairy 1y ago
AI criticism and pushback. When you say "AI cannot do my job, [insert whatever reason you find compelling]" Execs only hear "I am trying to protect my job from automation". The executives have convinced themselves that t