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by forgotTheLast 20d ago
The closest I could find to that claim was a Townhall article¹ mentioning that he posed for a picture with an imam whose mosque was attende by terrorists. Townhall as in the conservative radio/news site and not the NYC town hall. 1. h
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by forgotTheLast 26d ago
Agreed, our real-life corporations are still trying to convince themselves (by 'them' I mean employees) that they're the good guys and wrap everything in a layer of HR-speak' "We're helping connect the world! Y
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by forgotTheLast 26d ago
Publisher not author
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by forgotTheLast 27d ago
When I was shopping for wearable body cameras last year, I searched for reviews on YouTube and about half the search results were creep shots of retail and restaurant workers. Gives you a good idea of who the early adopters for this tech ar
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by forgotTheLast 27d ago
That's my personal theory too. The model is stuffing its own context with vaguely related tokens, which helps the attention heads retrieve the right tokens.
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by forgotTheLast 29d ago
Reminded me of The Great Silence by Ted Chiang. https://electricliterature.com/the-great-silence-by-ted-chia...
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by forgotTheLast 1mo ago
I work on a small team maintaining multiple services and this is very similar to our approach. Although I generally find review easier _without_ splitting every PR by backend/frontend. The additional context helps and you don't ha
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by forgotTheLast 1mo ago
Don't blame LLMs if the zeitgeist for coffee shop websites is sepia tones and a Papyrus-like font. My university's Principles of WebDev course 10 years ago had a similar assignment and the results all ended up looking like that to
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by forgotTheLast 1mo ago
Unless he shows evidence of independent re-development like his LLM agent history or at the very least git commits, I'll consider that a lie
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by forgotTheLast 1mo ago
Another story about $BIGCORP's automated systems fucking over or locking out one of their users, but luckily the specific user was big enough or had a friend working at $BIGCORP that could escalate their complaint for proper human revi
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by forgotTheLast 1mo ago
I started tracking my sleep quality (measured by a smart watch) and caffeine consumption a few months ago. Turns out caffeine didn't make much of a difference for me. Other things that correlated much better with good sleep were avoidi
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by forgotTheLast 2mo ago
Alternate title: net emigration as a % of total population has been steady since the 2000s
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by forgotTheLast 2mo ago
These rants every time a new model iteration comes out reminds me of the large number of users complaining every time an established piece of software releases breaking changes. People understandably don't like having to change their w
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by forgotTheLast 3mo ago
Non-textual can mean audio or video call, not necessarily in person.
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by forgotTheLast 3mo ago
Just make car registration fees proportional to the odds of killing or injuring someone: Cost ∝ mass² × blind spot ratio You could also add another mass⁴ term to compensate for road damage.
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by forgotTheLast 3mo ago
GPS interference is estimated from ADS-B data which is broadcast by airplanes so that they can be tracked. The lack of data over Ukraine is because their airspace is closed to civilian flights.
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by forgotTheLast 3mo ago
If this is expected to be bad for ETF investors, what's stopping let's say Vanguard or Blackrock from creating their own index that tracks the NASDAQ but without the new inclusion rules, and then changing their ETFs' target i
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by forgotTheLast 4mo ago
Yes, it's derivative of the onion article on mass shootings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27No_Way_to_Prevent_This,%27_...
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by forgotTheLast 5mo ago
Humid air has higher heat capacity and higher heat conductivity than dry air which both increase convective heat loss.
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by forgotTheLast 5mo ago
I think that's more of a NextJs thing than an LLM thing.
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
Luckily Congress passed a law with bipartisan support to protect US service members from ICC custody (commonly referred to as The Hague Invasion Act).
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
It's hard to claim ""bad apples"" when the top brass acquits soldiers who get caught on camera sexually abusing a prisoner and instead prosecutes the whistleblower for leaking evidence of the crime. https:/&#x
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
It definitely is a thing in the eyes of Delaware courts: In eBay vs Newmark: >Having chosen a for-profit corporate form, the craigslist directors are bound by the fiduciary duties and standards that accompany that form. Those standards i
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
It depends on your legal jurisdiction but it means COs need to act in the corporation's best interest and not their own. In some places, that requires them to take shareholders' interests into account (especially for mergers or ta
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
the only thing I see is the cover picture and the 3 sentence "AI Powered Summary"
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by forgotTheLast 6mo ago
That's skewed by the number of retirees, which naturally increases in an aging population like white US men.
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by forgotTheLast 7mo ago
Not exactly what you're looking for but https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46810282
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by forgotTheLast 7mo ago
Two flat images, one for each of the sensor's camera
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by forgotTheLast 7mo ago
I actually think it is fitting to read about a government agency weaponized by an unscrupulous billionaire going after journalists working for an unscrupulous billionaire on an unscrupulous trillionaire owned platform.
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by forgotTheLast 8mo ago
Zero temp just uses argmax, which is what softmax approaches if you take the limit of T to zero anyway. So it could very well be deterministic.

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