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11mo ago
The article did say that they tried injecting concepts via the context window and by modifying the model's logit values. When injecting words into its context, it recognized that what it supposedly said did not align with its thoughts
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5y ago
Removing recommendation systems entirely, for now, would be a massive improvement, but that won't happen because none of us get input into that decision. The people who make it have only profit to consider, and the recommendation syste
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5y ago
Yep, the whole of society. Most of us have a great deal of control over how things are run in this definitely real democracy
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5y ago
It's almost like there might be some inherent problem with running everything through profit motives...
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5y ago
Financialization ruins everything. Who'd've fucking thought...
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6y ago
Does this mean we need to worry about service degrading as the company gets financialized?
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6y ago
Multiple PiP is a great idea
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6y ago
Were?
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6y ago
How about instead we put a tax on bankers who want their heads to work from their shoulders
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6y ago
Good thing they added that clause about how it needs a 7/8ths majority to repeal, ensuring this special law will be with us forever
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6y ago
I thought the original generators were fusion and powered some kind of ion engines? The ostensible explanation for the later casimir generators was that they were pulling energy from vacuum fluctuations in a similar way that armature-linked
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6y ago
Stopped clock
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6y ago
Basically anything by Greg Egan is great. His early short stories have a lot of "drugs can let your brain talk to other dimensions" and "your mind literally makes reality" (though some of those are also really good, &quo
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6y ago
That would be really cool. Especially if they expanded the system outside of 10 or so blocks around downtown
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6y ago
I would have said stackshare if the operators hadn't gone to great lengths to make it completely unusable
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6y ago
Excellent book. Took me three reads to understand most of what was going on, but very much worth it.
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6y ago
Is there some reason that exam results aren't based on just, yknow, exam results? Why does location or estimation need to factor into it?
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6y ago
Yeah... But maybe first we should have a coherent system for regulating public utilities. Like just having whatever president shows up appoint someone who basically has full control of how things in their purview are managed... well... ther
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6y ago
Honey throw out the whole professor
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6y ago
Definitely a good sign things are looking up guys!
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6y ago
No, it was designed to benefit the kind of people who designed it. Namely, bankers and statesmen.
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6y ago
People perform better when their brain isn't constantly buzzing from financial stress? Who'd've fucking thought...
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6y ago
As long as housing remains an investment asset the price will continue to go up. If we would just decide that housing is meant to be lived in, not profited from, you'd see the price come down overnight because investment companies and
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6y ago
But they won't because they would lose out to any businesses that didn't. Almost like competition is really ill-suited to solving public disasters (as well as a lot of other things).
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6y ago
It will be easier to nationalize one big conglomerate than a bunch of smaller companies. Thanks for getting a jump on this!
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7y ago
If you can afford to move
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7y ago
Oh look capital is eating another public service who'd've thunk
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7y ago
If you're using windows I think you need to setup a pin or the hello auth method. Once windows has a quick way to authenticate you it'll offer that when you register
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7y ago
A society that doesn't shit on them in a hundred little ways each day might help too...
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7y ago
This won't stop cookie-based tracking though, they can just set "SameSite=None" with their cookies
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