sl_convertible

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GPL Infection of LLMs?
4 points by sl_convertible 2mo ago|4 comments
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by sl_convertible 3mo ago
s/subject/object - there's no objective standard for hatred. I find it funny that Trump was pretty much universally liked until he ran for President as a Republican. If you go back to his interviews in the 80's and 90&#x
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by sl_convertible 3mo ago
How is it now compared to 6 months ago? I tried it back then, and just... I don't know, couldn't get into it.
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by sl_convertible 4mo ago
We just had a death on the road, from a driver hitting a cyclist in a group. I'm a life-long cyclists, and I now am somewhat fearful about cycling on the road. I see so many groups that take an entire lane and not even care about the c
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by sl_convertible 6mo ago
But there's a value in having a defined, stable language definition. Being able to rely on the basic language not changing is a feature, not a bug. Though it does mean you have to sometimes search for a good lib if you don't have
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by sl_convertible 6mo ago
the body will actually turn protein into glucose, so the body will never be completely glucose free.
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by sl_convertible 6mo ago
Healthy cells CAN turtle-up, whereas cancer cells engage in unregulated reproduction. Also, some cancer cells can only consume glucose. Which, in a fasted state, would mean that the majority of energy would be in ketones(if the individual w
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by sl_convertible 7mo ago
I spent an enjoyable afternoon on Kailua beach snorkeling for garbage. I found a fishing pole, a complete snorkeling set, and bunches of other stuff. I just grabbed what I found, took it back to the beach, and dumped it in the garbage can.
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by sl_convertible 7mo ago
How many times are we going to have to learn this lesson?
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by sl_convertible 8mo ago
If even a Democratically-led California is doing this, how can you point fingers at just the GOP? It's endemic to the system, and not restricted to just one party.
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by sl_convertible 8mo ago
Federal involvement during WWII led to the founding of Silicon Valley.
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by sl_convertible 8mo ago
We're getting closer and closer to Jarvis.
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by sl_convertible 8mo ago
Harry Seldon would, no doubt, find this fascinating. Imagine having a sliding-window LLM that you could use to verify a statistical model of society. I wonder what patterns it could deduce?
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by sl_convertible 9mo ago
Also look at how defensible having your power generation outside your coastline is. This is creating a big vulnerability in your power grid.