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blaufuchs
19d ago
Same with Homeland. How many times do you see Carrie stymied by the law and cheer when she eventually breaks it?
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blaufuchs
25d ago
Yknow, for a tech news aggregation website, some of you really hate technology
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blaufuchs
2mo ago
Yeah it’s pretty funny how worked up the CCP get when they’re called out. “How dare you accuse us of launching a spy balloon?”. Whereas Russia hits you with the “oh those aren’t FSB agents, just lovers on vacation ;)”
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blaufuchs
8mo ago
Yeah I should have been clear that I'm disagreeing with Bonesaw and not the author here, whose article I enjoyed. I was just genuinely confused how one could add "500M + 300M + rest of world" and arrive at "significantly
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blaufuchs
8mo ago
Did I miss something here? Or is Bonesaw just completely trolling? >The true population of the world, Bonesaw said, was significantly less than 1 billion people. Even if we assume Bonesaw is correct and China has 500M people, India has 3
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blaufuchs
1y ago
As someone who has worked in AV perception this is unfortunately way too accurate lol, so much training set whack-a-mole
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blaufuchs
1y ago
“He gave an answer” is comically dishonest framing, so it doesn’t matter what that answer is at all? Nice deflection at the end there, almost convinced me.
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blaufuchs
1y ago
At this point I think we can safely retire “nothing burger”, can’t remember the last time it meant something other than “an inconvenient story for my narrative that I’d rather gloss over”
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blaufuchs
1y ago
> Will it lighten maintainer load? Yes that is the stated purpose, did you read the linked GitHub comment? The author lays out their points pretty well, you sound unreasonably upset about this. Are you submitting a lot of AI slop PRs or
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blaufuchs
1y ago
Well there's the problem, who honestly thinks they won thousands of dollars from an ad?
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blaufuchs
2y ago
>Who out there is paying more than a total of $3-$5/month more in eggs? Seriously? I pay $12/dozen for organic pasture-raised (cheapest industrial eggs are ~$8) and eat 3-4 dozen a month.
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blaufuchs
2y ago
Wow that gives me flashbacks to learning Theano/Lasagne, which was a breath of fresh air coming from Caffe. Crazy how far we've come since then.
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blaufuchs
2y ago
I wasn't aware that Chinese citizens owned the means of production ;) just looks like another authoritarian dictatorship to me.
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blaufuchs
2y ago
I know, I didn't realize he was alive in the 90s! Hearing him (sarcastically) say "now having 10 parameters isn't unusual, correct?" makes me wish he could've seen the 60B-parameter curve fitting we're doing no
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blaufuchs
2y ago
TFA does say this too, right after the Hamming lecture. "So instead of considering n-balls to be spiky, it’s the space around them that outgrows them."
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blaufuchs
2y ago
I'm curious, what's wrong with a civil* wedding?
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blaufuchs
3y ago
This one really kills me during Fogust in the Bay Area. I wake up and see the sun is gonna break through at ~1pm, oh no actually 2pm, oh no actually 3pm... oh no it's just another completely overcast day. I can understand missing a day
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3y ago
This is pretty damning. They clearly went out of their way to withhold the dragging until the dam burst and they admitted to the pullover maneuver in their blogpost [1]. There's no doubt that admitting it up front would have hurt, but
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blaufuchs
3y ago
>How would this computer fare against the top 10 best players collaborating(or even top 90-100)? Against the AlphaGo of 2015? They might win, but probably not (I think you're overestimating how much collaboration would help). Agains