trhway

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by trhway 4d ago
>for us to become ignorant consumers of wonders beyond our understanding just because our robots can do it better than we can all this fantasy books with magic artifacts should have mentally prepared us. Time to study the prompts Potter
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by trhway 5d ago
> It feels like the mathematical world is changing very rapidly, almost overnight. ... >Now AI is changing that. I wonder what this means for the kind of mathematics that people have traditionally done. Mathematics becomes engineering
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by trhway 5d ago
>work is made easier by using very strong Canadian flour what is up with Canadian flour? Just recently we were talking to an acquaintance here in Bay Area who makes her own bread from specially ordered Canadian flour.
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by trhway 6d ago
>you can't really add new rivers to the geography to support additional industry. yes, you can - with all those fiords surrounded by mountains you can use excess wind/solar (your own as well as German, etc.) and pump water up
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by trhway 6d ago
For those regions green house and barn heating is a major cost (to the point that Norway for example subsidizes barn heating for dairy farmers), while pretty much all the energy consumed by a datacenter goes straight to heat without any mea
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by trhway 6d ago
>the data center's waste heat One can imagine the saunas the guys will have there :) On the main point - there are persistent leaks/rumors that one of the main points of the Trump's envoys (Kushner and Witkoff) to Putin is
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by trhway 6d ago
whatever the motherland's ideology/propaganda had been telling, the first gen gets to firsthand witness/experience that it were lies. After that you become were critical/unbelieving to whatever propaganda and ideology, e
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by trhway 7d ago
Yet the scam ads like the 33tb ssd are running wild unrestrained on YT.
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by trhway 7d ago
I see that already in veterinary medicine with the non-DVM office/practice managers (or whatever title that guy lurking around in the office may have) - in the vet practices belonging to large networks the DVMs and nurses constantly lo
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by trhway 7d ago
The pilots have union supposedly. I wonder if AMZN was able to break through here. May be it was "positive" pressure - i.e. bonuses for saving fuel/time/etc.
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by trhway 11d ago
without situational awareness, there is no good default behavior for a simple dead man handle on a hundreds ton train. These days though i wonder why we don't have [semi-]autonomous control there. At least for emergency stop when the e
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by trhway 12d ago
man, that's grand, especially the last paragraph. I definitely should be less modest with my resume :) "Stat reported that in 2017, Richard Graydon self-published a book titled The Genetic Risks of Cancer: The Effects of DNA, Geno
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by trhway 12d ago
>but it doesn’t have to be correct, accurate, or ... why we don't do GAN here, ie. second model verifying correctness/accuracy/etc. ?
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by trhway 13d ago
With so many signs of improvement, even if some of them happens to be just flukes, from so many different areas, it feels like a penicillin moment. And i suppose penicillin also was initially mostly available to the ones with better socio-e
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by trhway 13d ago
I suspect all the other rules plus that one would make it unsolvable at least in some cases like probably in the case of 2. It also brings to mind distributed consensus of cryptocoins (pardon for mentioning crypto :)
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by trhway 13d ago
there seems to be no need to match number of dice with number of players - for example in 2 players the second player throwing second die (2,3) is really a noop as outcome is decided by the first player's die (1,4)
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by trhway 14d ago
As LLMs are smarter in English even Russian government workers use them that way - translate request/prompt/task to English, run generation, translate result back to Russian.
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by trhway 14d ago
well, just to illustrate to the jury that the "recreation" is just an illusion built by prosecution, the defense should be able to present the same video with the lead prosecutor in the role of the perpetrator of the crime.
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by trhway 15d ago
better the best of both worlds - flying boat like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_314_Clipper Giving how static bases (including airstrips) have become vulnerable, i think we may yet to see those flying boats comi
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by trhway 17d ago
I think the reason may be generational. The current parents are majority Millenials, the generation which didn't have to shoulder a lot of personal responsibility like previous generations. Thus when it comes to their children they as
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by trhway 17d ago
Like in "Chicago" they should have prepared 2 versions of the article, yet i guess they had only one.
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by trhway 20d ago
>Why wouldn't we assume humans are special? We are, by so many metrics. We've become essentially a force of nature, rather than a simple occupying species. and that specialness appeared when? in our mammal ancestors? our Big Ap
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by trhway 21d ago
>1940s technology yes, i'd have expected that laser enrichment would be more preferable technology for modern development
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by trhway 26d ago
>they would train the pipeline on a raw-ish image data to have better consistency? I would think that some kind of algorithm "bettering" the image of course, whatever "bettering" algorithm makes sense, the neural netw
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by trhway 26d ago
Even if all of the PERM postings to be considered "ghost", it is just 120K postings per year. And PERM postings are usually promptly removed, not just hanging there like typical ghost job postings.
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by trhway 26d ago
>high-fidelity data from 13 high-resolution cameras is it me or their example photo doesn't look even like 1 high-resolution camera (and very noisy at that, looks like a pretty high ISO setting). Their example looks similar and i&#x
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by trhway 27d ago
As a personal rule I never scroll down to watch next video and never watch any video containing large captions in the center - those things just zombie me outright.
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by trhway 28d ago
>to rethink your own culture's assumptions. The shock Soviet people were getting from Western supermarkets and department stores, etc. was a significant stimulus for the "rethinking" :)
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by trhway 28d ago
It wasn’t a Conspiracy for them. It was a fact of life for them, and they worked hard to cover bottoms of their spines.
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by trhway 28d ago
Like a classic manager Fauci got himself a pardon while leaving his people out in the wild :)

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