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Comment #47687442
Isn't that "scheduled sampling"? In that case they also shift the input distribution toward that of the model, which possibly is even more crucial than shifting the output distribu…
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Comment #44810279
You probably mean "e.g." as "for example", not "i.e."? This might be on purpose and part of the training data because "for example" just sounds much better than "e.g.". Presumably …
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Comment #40074319
> 2D and 3D tools get this right Except for (vector) graphics design, desktop publishing, page layout designing and reporting software... The reason is of course that most printed …
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Comment #39934289
Much of our wealth is grounded in immorality.
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Comment #39929029
The "lesson" does not seem so clear according to the article you have linked: > Schneider claimed that the decision had been political, “not made on the basis of facts” > “We do no…
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Comment #39737218
A nano font but huge images. The large image is a 4873 KB bitmap which can be losslessly compressed to 47 KB using PNG.
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Comment #39294365
Last time I checked lxml.html and lxml.html.clean (possibly with cssselect) were much faster than BeautifulSoup. Not sure this is still the case.
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Comment #39266790
How does a lateral (cross) join compare to a window function in your example?
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Comment #39266026
Could you give an example?
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Comment #39264360
What is the point of the cross join? This would work as well: SELECT loop.value, loop.value * loop.value FROM generate_series(1,5) AS loop(value)
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Comment #39139983
Aren't the image blobs embedded in the URLs using Base64-encoded strings rather than using JS?
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Comment #39110357
As others have noted, it is more about the maximum complexity increasing than mean or median. Simple structures keep existing as long as they have their niche, and a human's niche …
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Comment #38661158
True, but all the small communities went does due to a single point of failure.
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Comment #38660465
SPOFs, smh. Oh, the irony that they call communities "servers".
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Comment #38497293
To this list I'd add pulling the jaw backward/inward. Moving the jaw forward and then to the right has the biggest effect for me, causing the ringing on the left ear to increase. I…
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Comment #38118230
> Yudkowsky’s call for declaring a global AI halt and engaging in unlimited warfare with anyone who defies it Could you provide a link to where he said this?
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Comment #38110334
Since when are military spooks and political opportunists better at deciding on our technological future than startups and corporations? The degree of global policing and surveilla…
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Comment #37692808
Even though p-values can be hacked, they are very useful when they aren't. At p = 0.1 I'd ignore the finding because there would be a 10% chance it was explained by random chance. …