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by IncreasePosts 3mo ago
No human wants data centers but lots of humans want to use services provided by data centers.
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Maybe it's the same thing with we see with many (but not all) sports stars. Getting fame and fortune at a young age ossifies any kind of personal development that happens in people after that point.
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What about all the virtual machine zero days?
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If you're hiking into brown bear country just take a 10mm and some bear spray, regardless of whether there have been any recent attacks or not
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These algorithms let you specify a compression level - please note in the docs which you used. The window size can also be adjusted. Zstd might default to 4, which is "goodish compression but fast"
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Over infinite runs, you can't compress random data, but that doesn't mean any finite string of random digits is incompressible
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Isnt this what auto encoders are for?
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The rule is called transferred redundancy and it goes like this in the UK: the company can't eliminate a high level position if some argument can be made that they only needed to eliminate a lower level position. So if a company feel
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Cousins of American style bumping is definitely in employment law in the UK(where it is done by the employer instead of the employees and union). It also exists at least in Germany(sozialauswahl) where employees theoretically who could get
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If just Elon was taking about data centers in space, you could take it with a grain of salt. But there are other serious players talking about it like Google and blue origin that it should be pretty clear it can't just be dismissed wit
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Why would the creator of AGI sell it to anyone, when they could keep it to themselves and corner dozens of markets?
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It may or may not be in any individual's best interest. For example, look at "bumping rights". If a company needs to eliminate a union position, and this is occupied by someone with say 20 years seniority, that person can &qu
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by IncreasePosts 3mo ago
Teens might know what it's like to owe money to a friend, not be able to pay, and be embarrassed every time they see their friends
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I personally bristle at the corporate espionage and IP theft that China has undertaken the last few decades. I can't help but respond here whenever anyone brings up the inane comparison to Samuel Slater. But with this, I don't ha
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How will anyone running home instances be able to compete against people paying some money running much more powerful models on much more powerful hardware?
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That's my experience too. I've had increased luck encouraging the LLM to structure the code in "functional core, imperative shell" style, and telling it stupid things like "make sure you can test the code you'r
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It's amazing how designers of charts trying to show their product is close to the leader always remember to start the axis at zero, and designers of charts trying to show how big their lead is always forget that
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If you can manage your finances then delaying all purchase payments by 30 days for 0% interest is a no brainer. And then all the other perks that come with some cards, like accruing some small percentage of your transactions as points, exte
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by IncreasePosts 3mo ago
Is it plausible? Imagine any leader that is not sundar trying to get this person fired. At some point, that leader would need to justify to either their leader, or a similarly leveled peer why they budgeted x SWE-years(where x is probably &
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Everyone is in on the grift in the industry. Obama wanted to go single payer but realized 10% of america would be out of a job if we streamlined the bureaucracy
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I believe how good your FSD is also depends on how new your Tesla is because older ones are underpowered and maybe use an underpowered vision model
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The reddit post from the grandchild says "autopilot", which is really just lane keeping and adaptive cruise control. I believe autopilot would totally run into a house. It doesn't respect stop signs or red lights. If the hous
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That's not what they do, and any crash happening within 5 seconds of fsd disengagement is considered to be using fsd.
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Maybe they did that and realized the error. Anthropic handed him a bucket of money, I'm sure any reasonable person would bring that offer to their current employer and try to get them to match it. Maybe Google said no thanks
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I'm sure they don't want humans to have that experience - the issue is that the human behavior looks very bot-like. This is usually only experienced by people whose setup is peculiar
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Maybe Google doesn't want to pay out billions to a handful of engineers?
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It's not a "general purpose" robot, it is a "human replacement" robot, with similar skills and shortcomings to a human. Humans are not general purpose. All you need to do is look at a recent video of car manufacturi
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I think you're inflating your calorie count a bit: 200 calories of whole milk is like a 20 oz latte. 300 calories of yogurt and berries is like 12 oz of greek yogurt and a cup of berries. I'm not sure putting 1.5 lbs of stuff in y
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Very interesting. I lived in Siena for a year 20 years ago, and wondered about the wolves. I just assumed it was just because it was part of/near ancient Rome. Highly recommend visiting Siena if you're in that part of the world -
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That covers maybe the bottom 30% of households, and realistically only if they have kids.

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