hemogloben

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by hemogloben 4mo ago
An example of this was JetBrains' initial subscription plan. Early Sept 2015 JetBrains announced their initial subscription plan to SIGNIFICANT public pushback. Within two weeks they announced new terms (essentially their current hybri
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by hemogloben 1y ago
Trans has been a thing since a whole lot longer than that. Discussions like this often end up at WW2 and that's not what I'm saying here, but Germany in the 1920s was essentially the Gay/Trans hub of the world until it wasn&#
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by hemogloben 1y ago
> Treating people under 18 is a politically losing issue. Treating people as 'a politically losing issue' is weird to me. There are certainly some nuances to <18 transgender care, but that statement doesn't address any
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by hemogloben 2y ago
The specs on this look identical to the Orin Nano 8GB. Elsewhere Nvidia says the software updates are available to all Orin owners [1], so is this just a special edition released alongside the new JetPack release? 1: https://blog
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by hemogloben 2y ago
Is this just fiber distance between each datacenter? The coloring makes it seem significant, but from the distances it kinda just looked like ever < _km (100ms) was green, everything between _km(100ms) and _km(200ms) was orange, and ever
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by hemogloben 2y ago
I was looking forward to trying this out, unfortunately Tauri dropped support for Ubuntu 20.04, and thus GitButler did as well: https://github.com/gitbutlerapp/gitbutler/issues/4881
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GitButler now supports first class conflicts, making rebasing less annoying(blog.gitbutler.com)
109 points by hemogloben 2y ago|113 comments
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by hemogloben 2y ago
Have they open sourced any of it?
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by hemogloben 3y ago
It isn't the current state of society. It's the current state of the training corpus + prompt. Those implicitly include bias. It sounds like that's acceptable to you because you think current state of training corpus == curre
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by hemogloben 3y ago
>So if LLMs did the same (i.e. purposefully distorted facts and historical events due arbitrary and political reasons) it would also be acceptable? You're talking as if there is a way to get an 'unbiased' AI. There isn&#x2
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by hemogloben 3y ago
No. As a society we have inbuilt bias. Every step from image capture, to image selection, to image training, to performance evaluation includes bias. That isn't just true of AI. Electrically, chemically, experiments must always conside
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by hemogloben 3y ago
As I understand it, Timnit Gebru was fired for suggesting that the power usage of training ML/AI was significant. Her other 'woke' views didn't contribute as much to her firing. (Though her firing did set off a firestorm
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by hemogloben 3y ago
I'm not an apologist, the behavior exists. But I agree with the original development that it exists for a reason. No, it isn't a perfect AI image gen algo. Much like spam blocking making me click a box or select the motorcycle isn
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by hemogloben 3y ago
Complaints about historically inaccurate racial makeups seem weird to me. I guess people really do want AI to perfectly supplant image creation or something, but to me the tradeoff seems clear: * Prioritize diversity in image creation by ad
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by hemogloben 3y ago
HBOMax<>Max is an excellent addition. That said, I think all of these give too much credit to the Twitter<>X transition. It wasn't because Elon thought about Twitter and conjured 'X'. It's a reuse of somethin
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by hemogloben 3y ago
Is there a way to get kakoune working inside of JetBrains IDEs? Primarily CLion?
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by hemogloben 4y ago
Obviously your family, but… What’s more likely? That a person of a marginalized group _hid_ aspects of themselves and lied about about themselves to prevent harassment. Or a person goes to college for 6 months and decides to get major surge
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by hemogloben 4y ago
> I'm afraid that's not true, or not true anymore. Last year, via SB 5889, Washington Democrats forced insurers to cover gender dysmorphia treatment and gender-affirming care for minors between 13 and 17, without parental conse
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by hemogloben 4y ago
> Whether or not this is considered "grooming" is irrelevant. It isn't irrelevant if people are using the word grooming to sensationalize the discussion and bias it towards being terrified of the 'trans epidemic/
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by hemogloben 4y ago
> transitioning is an attempted solution to a mental disorder It is not a mental disorder, APA updated guidance and removed it from the DSM in 2012[1]. Though gender dysphoria caused by being trans is. That's an important distincti
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by hemogloben 4y ago
The egg_irl post you picked. Sigh. Picking apart meme content and comments is stupid. But sure, lets do this to support this 'child grooming' nonsense transphobic discussion. What you're criticizing isn't someone making
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by hemogloben 4y ago
I worked in guitar audio effects for a while (the exact opposite of this discussion), but I started playing with stereo guitar rigs and then thought about three speaker setups and beyond. At a certain point the speakers really start to inte
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by hemogloben 4y ago
Just to put some numbers to this for anyone unfamiliar. Climeworks currently estimates 2.5MWhr / tonnes of carbon (1000kg) (heat energy). That's an hours worth of energy for 2500 homes, PER 1000 kg. Mammoth sounds like it'll
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by hemogloben 4y ago
Not a belief, just totally consistent originalism. Well known fact the founders supported interracial marriages.
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by hemogloben 4y ago
I've never understood why github shows the first line of the most recent commit for files / folders next to their name instead of the first line of any README.md file inside the folder. Even on projects that I'm actively work
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by hemogloben 5y ago
Sure, comparing BLE specifically. And Nordics chip / peripheral level documentation is fine, but their software stack documentation (at least as of 3 years ago when I was last working on BLE stuff) is fine at best. They released a new
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by hemogloben 5y ago
That chart also says that half dose of AstraZeneca is more effective than a full does of AstraZeneca. Doesn't change the conclusion that Partial Moderna is better, or the comments here pointing out potentially different use cases. Just
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by hemogloben 5y ago
Based on [1]; readability in google means you've been certified to review code according to Google's code style in a given language. Seems like if you've been certified you don't need an extra person who has been certifi
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by hemogloben 5y ago
> There are many examples in the manufacturing industry, though unions aren't the only factor. Ok. So what industry / example specifically?
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by hemogloben 6y ago
Interestingly, fields in which women dominate tend to have lower pay. [1] So even where the playing field is in their favor sexism wise, the system still gets them. So not sure forcing gender quotas on them will prove any point. 1. https:&

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