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bandushrew
1y ago
The problem is that the response of an llm has nothing to do with the facts of the context and everything to do with its vibe , the locations in the hyper sphere of the llms knowledge that are triggered.
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bandushrew
1y ago
I would love to see your Celtic knotwork generators, are they online?
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bandushrew
2y ago
The why explains itself. Cells that do not divide and reproduce disappear.
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bandushrew
2y ago
We can accept that you are a person, the fetus is a person and the mother is a person. Which of those should be coerced to give up a piece of their liver to save your life? Morally speaking…
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2y ago
Producing 200 lines of usable code an hour is genuinely impressive. My experiments have been nowhere near that successful. I would love, love, love to see a transcript of how that process worked over an hour, if that was something you were
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bandushrew
2y ago
Except that you cant, in a practical sense. I can sell crypto to anyone, anywhere. That cannot be used to purchase anything, anywhere. Its only useful for a very narrow subset.
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bandushrew
3y ago
When you put it like that, honestly, it sounds pretty epic....
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3y ago
Thats pretty much the argument in favour of it. The argument against it is that it makes life harder for everyone except those who have spare cash hanging around. Coincidentally, those who have spare cash hanging around may not value it as
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3y ago
The counterpoint is that this isn't a step that is being taken because we are desperately trying to feed all of humanity. Its a step thats being taken because these providers want to increase their profit margins. The question is wheth
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3y ago
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/blogs/national-museum-of-natu... . "The true heavyweights for reconstructing ancient seawater temperatures are the microorganisms. Foraminifera, single-celled organisms roughly the si
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bandushrew
3y ago
Which is why we should start now, surely? The best time to start was 20 years ago, the next best time is to start today.
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bandushrew
4y ago
Your comment doesn't exist to give me an account model of reality. It primarily exists to give me a believable model that promotes your beliefs. That kind of statement is literally true for everything.
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bandushrew
4y ago
1.8 million poll workers sounds like a huge number, how many poll workers were there in the US last election?
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bandushrew
4y ago
You can use stored procs and/or views to hide the details of queries if you want. the specifics of an inner join vs outer join vs left join etc are crucial though. It makes sense to be able to specify them.
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4y ago
Sure, but the cost of really good planning that never messes up sequencing is likely to add a lot more than 4% to your utility bill. How much more are you really willing to pay for completely flawless sequencing?
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4y ago
That matches what we were being told 18 months ago though. As I understood it, the problem was with the number of people being infected, because of the lack of any existing immunity. Ie, most of the population has some degree of immunity to
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4y ago
Let me use a single device but via different hardware depending on context. Give me a phone I can plug into 2 monitors and a keyboard and interact with as a desktop, or slot into the back of a laptop case for portable computing, or put into
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4y ago
Over 60 according to something, but I’m not. Hypothesis: the older a person is, the more likely they are to understand that HHHHHHHHH is a statistically likely outcome from true randomness.
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4y ago
You have lived in a world in which the government can confine you to your house your entire life. Why is it only recently you have noticed?
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5y ago
I find it interesting that your language implies it is the responsibility of the west to persuade Russia to back off? Surely the responsibility for the actions of Russia rest on the Russian leadership? Russia has decided to invade Ukraine.
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5y ago
The extremes always vote, many moderates only bother to vote if you can convince them the other side are totally insane/evil/stupid and life as they know it is going to be over if the other side get into/remain in power. So p
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5y ago
Its a social problem, largely driven by the FPP political system in the US. The left hold up the opinions of the far right/right lunatics and say "see? this is how insane everyone on the right is" The right hold up the opini
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5y ago
Why are there so many absent landowners?
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5y ago
People will grow their own, but it from a mate. Point is it’s not illegal to smoke, it is illegal to sell an addictive, harmful substance commercially.
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5y ago
They are not banning smoking, just the sale of certain tobacco products.
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bandushrew
5y ago
The article and the headline is wrong. The government is not banning smoking, it is banning sales of certain tobacco products. You are absolutely allowed to smoke them.
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5y ago
Debt doesn’t have to be seen as borrowing from the future, it can also - depending on culture- be seen as borrowing from the past. I give you the difference of a cow and a sheep now, and next year when I need it, I will have a claim that ma
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5y ago
Life is change, brother. My approach would be to start preparing to move on, this kind of change is scary, but it usually works out. Start practicing your interview skills by going to interviews. Good luck!
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5y ago
I think maybe its the attitude, not the act that is different between a "self giving" turn taking, and a "compromise" turn taking. Under a "self giving" regime, I want to spend time with my partner, enjoying he
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5y ago
I keep wondering how long it would take for a new cold virus to be recognised as such here in NZ. When you think about how common the basic symptoms are, I think it could take quite a while before someone wondered whether it was different f
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