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1y ago
That makes sense. It's probably less "doing crazy convolution calculations on how sampled ambient noise changes as the helicopter gets close to a pole", and more "rotten wood vibrates slower"
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1y ago
That's very progressive of you and all, but the vast majority of South Korea's military is men doing their mandatory service when they come of age, so it is very much relevant to call out the gender
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1y ago
This is currently a huge source of inefficiency in modern chip design. I've worked on some of the current highest profile chip projects doing "frontend" RTL design, and at every major chip company I've worked at, and fro
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1y ago
It's far more reasonable to assume it moves infinitely fast between peasants, but comes to a halt at each one. Or if not infinitely fast, but we're going to assume a chain could accelerate it indefinitely, than it's still mor
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1y ago
Well yeah, this is just supposed to be a paradox where you break down the flaw in the way the problem is presented. Recognizing that there is a flaw isn't the point.
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1y ago
That does not track. If you believed Bitcoin was under valued, you would just buy Bitcoin and not pay a 100% premium to buy shares in their company. Also being inflationary is a feature of the US dollar, not a downside. It feels like crypto
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1y ago
Let's not pretend this stuff actually works
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1y ago
They didn't though? > first designed specifically for inference. For more than a decade, TPUs have powered Google’s most demanding AI training and serving workloads... What do they think serving is? I think this marketing copy was w
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1y ago
Signal is end-to-end encrypted. One end is the Signal app on your phone. The other end is the Signal app on their phone. The Signal app is developed by people, using computers. Both of those things can be compromised, neither of them are un
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1y ago
Is this just a proxy measurement for wealth? A food insecure developing country might be overtly reliant on staple carbs like rice and grains. Easy access to protein sources like meat could also just mean easy access to excess calories, re
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2y ago
It's because they want to have 0 responsibility for what is posted on their platform. Any past action on their part to counter the spread of misinformation establishes precidant they do not want. Also, outrageous, conspiracy-oriented,
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2y ago
You say "the co founders" like it was ever anything more than a hashtag. There are literally thousands of organizations using the name started by entirely random people, many of which are legitimate charities and many of which are
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2y ago
Did you literally just make that up and try to pass it off as an authoritative fact?
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3y ago
Seems like all they need to do is, when prompted to generate images of people, ask for clarification on whether the user wants to constrain the appearance, use the default output of the model, or otherwise offer to modify the prompt to redu
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3y ago
For those of you who read this and immediately started wondering what crazy stuff this guy believes, it's "Evolution is a hoax"
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4y ago
If it would be better for the society, then the society should be incentivising it, or at least making the calculation sensible. Hence the discussion
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4y ago
I had always assumed they were doing it completely mathematically though. Like collating spectrometry readings to know what elements were present where and figuring out the temperature for blackbody emission or something, or even just linea
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4y ago
+1 to IC being decades behind. I think the average programmer would be horrified if they really knew the state of modern chip design. SWEs already know how bad most software is, but imagine an entire industry of tens of thousands of people
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4y ago
I propose Betteridge's law of internet comments: Any question at the start of a reply can be answered with, "No, that's obviously not what they said, let's try to keep the drama to a minimum please."
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4y ago
Darn, and here I thought he solved massively distributed quantum entanglement based networking in a one sentence throw away line on an internet forum
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5y ago
But it was never free speech that denied them their rights. The entire point of free speech is that it protects the rights of marginalized groups and enables them to advocate for changes in society. Racists never needed the protections of f
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6y ago
Protesters should make a parabolic reflector with the focus about 50ft out. Pretty sure cops would stop using these things instantly