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hp6
1y ago
Almost no one is pro genocide, so why is it happening when most countries are more or less democracies? One theory is that the media and politician change the narrative whichever way it suits them. And imo one way to combat this is with pol
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1y ago
yea, I much like the approach of "be polite" instead of "don't be toxic", which unfortunately is less and less practiced by both sides.
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1y ago
For a lot of people pro Palestine views are toxic for a lot of other pro Israel is. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
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3y ago
The letter “a” has a frequency of ~8%, and it would indead be anoying, but lets say the letter “q” is rendered incorrectly which has a frequency of ~0.1% then thats just some minor issue.
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3y ago
I think the article doesn’t provide enough arguments why this is even an issue. For example what is the probability of such character being rendered incorectly in some standart tex? lets say a wikipedia article. Even more so the argumet tha
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hp6
3y ago
I don't know what model this specific application is based on, but you can get something similar wit StableDiffusion + ControlNet ie `control_v11p_sd15_scribble` in the ControlNet github repo.
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3y ago
When you have a sub 1% chance of getting an interview, asking for a cover letter or some kind of non trivial time comitment is just wrong. IMHO a better approach would be to select lets say 10% of the candidates and ask only them.
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3y ago
I think the key difference is supervision, is there another party keeping an eye on what is tested and how. And maybe insuring no permanent damage is done at the end.
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3y ago
While the topic is intriguing, I dislike the use of "public services" for this type of research. For instance, adding substances to a water reservoir to study their effects is unacceptable, without permission or supervision. Sim
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3y ago
PASSIVE VOICE: Thomas Jefferson’s support of the new Constitution was documented in a letter to James Madison. ACTIVE VOICE: Thomas Jefferson documented his support of the new Constitution in a letter to James Madison. IMO the passive voic
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Ask HN: ChatGPT Captcha Game
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3y ago
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3y ago
archive link[1] [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20230803040029/https://hackaday....
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3y ago
I think the issue is not with genderization but the choice of using it instead her name or affiliation (University of Nottingham) or country of residence (United Kingdom). Suggesting that "She Turns Fluids Into ‘Black Holes’ and ‘Infla
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3y ago
Really nice idea, the point I don’t get is why we need to crop the image? If the barcode numbers are in a specific format why can’t we just filter the OCR results?
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3y ago
Would be nice to have the board algebraic notation visible.
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4y ago
IMO the author underestimates the positive effects of non combative debates between adults. For a long time before we could just google, debating was one of the main ways we used to check our ideas. Do you believe the sky is red? Try to deb