ahartman00

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by ahartman00 29d ago
But google already has their tpus?
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by ahartman00 2mo ago
"when events are represented in memory, contextual information is stored along with memory targets; the context can therefore cue memories containing that contextual information" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by ahartman00 3mo ago
Here are the ads in case anyone else was wondering: https://bmoutdoor.com/info/artisan-stop-hiring-humans-ai-cam...
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by ahartman00 4mo ago
How well tested would you say these libraries are? It doesn't sound promising, sadly. If there are comprehensive test suites, that would go a long way to ensuring new, faster tools arent producing subtly wrong answers. That's a
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by ahartman00 4mo ago
According to ABET they do if they want the degree to be accredited. We had two classes for my SE degree. From Criterion 3. Student Outcomes: "2. an ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs wi
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by ahartman00 6mo ago
Well there was the incident at Amazon[1]: "Amazon just did something unprecedented: they're forcing a 90-day safety reset across 335 critical systems after their AI coding tool caused catastrophic outages. The March 5th incident a
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by ahartman00 7mo ago
Using this logic, all of the homeless people are counter signaling then. And there are plenty of executives who wear suits. Also signaling has one l, so thus you are signaling your importance. Or maybe you just can't assume you know
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by ahartman00 9mo ago
I wouldnt jump to conclusions too fast. I'm a very thin person, but I get a lot of ads for GLP-1. My doctors have always said I need to gain weight, so I can assure you I'm not searching for weight loss solutions. Nor am I diab
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by ahartman00 1y ago
the relevant text is near the bottom, under Results: Cargo screening As required by the 9/11 Act, 100 percent of all cargo transported on passenger aircraft departing U.S. airports is now screened commensurate with screening of passeng
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by ahartman00 1y ago
Have you tried microwaving it for 10-15 seconds? I havent tried this with sourdough, but it works with stale white bread.
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by ahartman00 1y ago
I've never milked in a rotary parlor, but I have worked in a farm with a regular parlor, as well as the traditional stall barn. I was way cleaner milking ~200 cows in a parlor vs ~40-70 in a stall barn. Obviously, clean is a relative
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by ahartman00 1y ago
I grew up on a farm, and worked at two others many years ago. We washed the teats before putting the machine on, and dipped them after. But yeah a mindless automaton wont sneeze, or forget to do their job :)
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by ahartman00 1y ago
"A somatic cell count (SCC) is a cell count of somatic cells in a fluid specimen, usually milk. In dairying, the SCC is an indicator of the quality of milk—specifically, its low likeliness to contain harmful bacteria, and thus its high
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by ahartman00 1y ago
They aren't really scheduling though. They can feel when their udders get full. It actually can be painful if you don't milk them on time. Its comparable to eating or drinking, they go eat when they feel hunger. It is pretty c
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by ahartman00 1y ago
>lots of human-translated passages in their corpus Yes. I remember reading that the EU parliamentary proceedings in particular are used to train machine translation models. Unfortunately, I cant remember where I read that. I did find t
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by ahartman00 2y ago
I think "well before the personal computer showed up in the geological record" is a bit of hyperbole, but it is not a new phenomenon: "We find that despite short-term fluctuations, partisanship or non-cooperation in the U.S.
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by ahartman00 2y ago
"The boom and bust cycle is a process of economic expansion and contraction that occurs repeatedly. The boom and bust cycle is a key characteristic of capitalist economies and is sometimes synonymous with the business cycle." [1]
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by ahartman00 2y ago
I've heard it called engineer's syndrome. "You start believing that since you're an excellent engineer in one specialty, then you're a friggin' genius in everything you do, because it's all the same, real
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by ahartman00 2y ago
Cats can smell those scent markings though. They do also mark their territory in other ways. Our cats really do the rubbing thing during feeding, so i think they are trying to mark their territory, lol.
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by ahartman00 2y ago
I remember in math class in high school, we had a project where we analyzed hours of tv watching per day. Quite a few people watched like 6 hours of tv a day. I'd say its been heavily skewed towards consuming for a while. I would al
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by ahartman00 3y ago
"VW executive given the maximum prison sentence for his role in Dieselgate" https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/6/16743308/volkswagen-olive...
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by ahartman00 3y ago
I'm not sure there's going to be a lot. I think people will catch on. "Federal Judge Kevin Castel is considering punishments for Schwartz and his associates. In an order on Friday, Castel scheduled a June 8 hearing at which
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by ahartman00 3y ago
US here, I can't see it either. I noticed the tweet mentions European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), is this EU only?
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by ahartman00 3y ago
I do think the underlying point is a good one however. It wouldnt be surprising that ai researchers read hn, and other tech related social media. I also believe OpenAI are also storing prompts and responses. They should be able to make e
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by ahartman00 3y ago
> Despite growing revenue, it lost $84 million over the year ending on March 31, 2023 Its not possible to run a business that loses $84 million. You will run out of money.
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by ahartman00 3y ago
"I’ve wondered about a system that augments data with units dynamically" F#'s units of measure do this! Though the compiler checks it, so it's static, not dynamic. https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts
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by ahartman00 4y ago
iiuc, flywheels would slow down/lose energy over time due to friction. They might be useful for smoothing out peaks, ie when clouds pass over a solar farm. But for longer term storage, arent batteries better?
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by ahartman00 4y ago
The US isnt listed on either of the Key Data graphs? Clicking read online, and browsing to section 2.2, it seems the US doesnt fare too well in figure 2.1 (The share of people who sometimes, rarely or never get an answer from their regular
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by ahartman00 4y ago
How do you know it didnt break when you closed it? Or when you opened it?
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by ahartman00 4y ago
Hope a website will work, assuming your trip is not too imminent :) https://simplifier.neocities.org/index.html

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