sphinxster

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by sphinxster 4y ago
"Watching the subjects of the most successful promotional campaigns over the last 120 years"
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Images and videos from the mission: https://images.nasa.gov/search-results?q=artemis%20resource%...
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Yes, my eyes don't hurt anymore, my vision has improved, and I sleep better. I won't go back. Reading condescending insults and "reasons" (in dark mode...) that flatly contradict direct experience won't change that.
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Whataboutism is whataboutism. Attempting to invoke the thankfully largely-discarded concept of "whataboutism" is actually just a kind of backhanded ad hominem used to avoid making a real argument and instead try to make people &qu
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Thank you for this interesting insight I haven't seen before. Are there any datasets out there that provide the full edit stream of a human from idea to final refinement, that a model could be trained on?
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Couldn't ChatGPT? As-is, this seems almost a good prompt...
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Where is the line? One could equally then argue use the number working on only the one construction site. Eventually a point can be reached where 1 death may "seem" improbable. A wider view reveals a context people seem to have mi
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Why is it a pity? Over time it will be revealed which group was thinking with the most clarity and prudence.
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by sphinxster 4y ago
There are 1+ million migrant workers in Qatar. Roughly, the average human mortality rate is about 1% per year. In a given population of 1 million, you could expect about 27 to die, on average each day . (0.01x1000000)/365 = 27 Sure, m
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1973 TV show theme rhythm encodes the show name in Morse Code(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sphinxster 4y ago
So could someone, say, cajole the AI to output a fuzzer with the goal of finding a path to executing arbitrary code? If so, then any similar user-input powered AI applications might run this kind of risk.
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Trigger warning, it's described as a "text game", but there are also images.
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by sphinxster 4y ago
But, doesn't TCP/IP also fundamentally power and enable almost every conceivable ostensibly "bad" thing happening on the internet? Like, for example, "crypto"?
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by sphinxster 4y ago
This page needs a working example use-case.
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by sphinxster 4y ago
About 1 in 10 die each year in the US as a result of medical malpractice. The oft-cited 2016 John Hopkins study has it at ~250k (of 2.7m all-cause). For 2016 that's 1 in 1300 people in the US, a first world nation with world class medi
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by sphinxster 4y ago
No background in electrical engineering here. The article began well, I hadn't previously heard the gas wave/pressure analogy. It helped me see current/voltage in a presumably useful way. However, after introducing this analo
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by sphinxster 4y ago
Have you tried these options for running glibc software on Alpine? https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Running_glibc_programs