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by pattt 4d ago
I understand they have been criticized because they play capitalism particularly well, but there are many good points in the original article and it didn’t sound like an outright PR.
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by pattt 6d ago
It would be interesting how many iterations of LLM-based PR reviews and fixes it takes to turn the code into horror. It’s already started happening.
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by pattt 4mo ago
Do we have any solid evidence these models can outperform Western models in terms of quality? Or is it more: because they are forbidden, they can't get enough training data, visibility etc. to compete?
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by pattt 6mo ago
Is there a way out of this though? The seed is already planted and everything else is just a PR.
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by pattt 2y ago
Different regions play complementary roles in the global economy. The oversimplified description is that the US drives innovation and risk-taking, Europe prioritizes social welfare and sustainability and Asia powers manufacturing. Forcing e
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by pattt 2y ago
If you consider complex forms of life serving as an entropy-increasing phenomenon, then you might as well consider that the evolutionary algorithm is governed by such goals. It's even plausible to take the human behaviors like increasi
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by pattt 4y ago
I tried taking notes for learning and brainstorming over the years but found it incredibly difficult, not because of a lack of note taking frameworks, apps or technologies but because _sustaining_ this process is hard. Reading posts like th
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by pattt 4y ago
GPT3, Stable Diffusion etc. will really kick off. People will start accepting these blackbox Big Data sequence prediction models as a new norm, a powerful assistance for all sorts of domains. There will be some resistance but the argument t
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Microsoft Exec Says Activision Deal Is Fair Because PS Has Way More Exclusives(ign.com)
1 points by pattt 4y ago|1 comments
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by pattt 4y ago
Fully agreed, the way I'd approach this would be that the said mathematical proofs about certain truths "by definition" rely on human logic as the main building block and substrate. Logic is a human basis of agreeing which se
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by pattt 5y ago
Spivak’s Calculus reignited my interest and appreciation in math. Sad to discover the author passed away quite recently. The way of explaining principles and making you do the hard work via problems which I believe is a must with this book,
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by pattt 5y ago
To each their own, but overemphasis of the need for passion might just be pushing societies towards even more workaholism. Being passionate about your job you would probably end up spending more hours, much more effort, making it your utmos
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by pattt 5y ago
Some spiritual traditions and teachers (e.g classical yoga) treat this as a trap, it’s highly advised to forget about your practice and go about your day after the daily session. They maintain that the lifestyle will adjust (or not) natural
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by pattt 5y ago
Any recommended workflow of integrating IPython and vim in 2022 preferably being able to edit the notebooks, execute cells etc.? Currently this is one of the few reasons why I’m running a full-blown IDE with Jupyter integration. A mature pl
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by pattt 5y ago
There are already many great suggestions from others with a number of positive things you can do that will most likely have a good impact on your future, now it's all about you making choices. I'll give you just one and a simple o
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by pattt 5y ago
Very interesting find which can have one ponder about some ideas on the perspective that nothing is really new, just changing shapes. Even if you consider the advent of AI and us striving to build higher intelligence models to me it all jus
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by pattt 5y ago
Any starting points for some of us who still don't "get it"? Having done an introductory course on Bitcoin (coursera) I found it interesting especially for somebody with a bit of crypto/security background, however it di
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by pattt 6y ago
Zen masters also rejected meditation as a means to the spiritual progress because there is no such thing in the tradition. Sitting quietly is more appropriate IMHO.
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by pattt 6y ago
I'm not somebody well informed about neuroscience hence apologies if I'm implying something that's against the common knowledge in your domain. One impression upon reading articles like these seems to be that there's a l
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by pattt 6y ago
I personally agree with your sentiment but the two provided advice examples are not comparable, it's not just about giving a birth but also raising your kids which can give your career a good break. Incidentally this perspective also r
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by pattt 6y ago
Kudos for removing the nation from the title to neutralize the bait and keep it technical. I know this comment doesn't contribute much, just wanted to acknowledge the effort.
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by pattt 13y ago
1) Create a completely new zero account with no connections. 2) Send a friend request to a user whose "private" friends you want to see. 3) Immediately withdraw your friend request. 4) See the "people you might know" lis
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by pattt 13y ago
I used to quite often until it became too commercialized and bloated in terms of community and service both, now this looks like a promising alternative - http://www.bewelcome.org/ .
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by pattt 13y ago
"This vulnerability is mitigated by the difficulty of pre-loading the heap with a useful callback address and by any platform address-space layout randomisation applied to sshd and the shared libraries it depends upon." Right. But
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by pattt 13y ago
PoC ? Seriously with all the complex OS memory management access control, isolation and randomization features (like security features implemented by OpenBSD) writing a working exploit for this would be a real state of art ..