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Comment #46513165
English second language
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Comment #45952948
I think they're suggesting that lock in implies apple didn't write the code to help support 3rd parties. Lock out implies they actively wrote code to prevent 3rd parties.
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Comment #45313197
After reading through this thread, do you not think you might be being overly selective? You said you're only really applying to European jobs but hiring people that need working v…
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Comment #45298001
Except people take photos of their kids all the time and there is precedent of parents losing their Google accounts for this. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/goo…
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Comment #45291468
Banks and government as your first two examples of useless institutions is definitely interesting
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Comment #45275175
The article seems to only depict it being similar to the H20 in memory specs (and still a bit short). Regardless, Nvidia has their moat through cuda, not the hardware.
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Comment #45271687
We don't need to meander about definitions here, it's defined in the report. It is also described how they reached their conclusions.
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Comment #45264579
It's interesting to see so many people convinced it's related to their specific media they saw (all unique from each other). I think this is more indicative that the issue is just …
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Comment #45249768
China's rise started well before 2020
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Comment #45239854
The wage of medical staff is independent to the cost of drugs
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Comment #45237435
This is fair, I don't actually want no protection for creatives, but the enforcement of a law is a large part of what draws the line of generally good or bad for me.
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Comment #45236416
Avoiding context bloat and scoping the chain of thought
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Comment #45235517
Common sense is politicized garbage. It's a defense that only serves to avoid needing to justify your opinion.
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Comment #45201168
Or to write it less pessimistically, the models are trained to prime their own context window such that by the end of the chain they arrive at more valuable responses. By creating …
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Comment #45199479
Realized I didn't address your concern, I have still seen many creatives able to profit without strong protections. The gaming industry often has controversy with its drm but even …
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Comment #45199431
Personally I strongly detest ip law, but I see it as problematic for its implementation rather than its intent. So much so that I would rather it be abolished than hold its current…
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Comment #45199173
At first I thought I disagreed because they put the glass on the back but on further thought, I agree because they put the glass on the back.
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Comment #45199140
I'm in the exact same position down to the Pixel 7 pro. It feels like my options are either to move to graphene os or move to iOS. But grapheneos seems like it'll cause headaches t…
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Comment #45190060
Weird framing, I don't think this is what they were suggesting
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Comment #45189617
The answer is, it depends on the good. It's not a single number, de minimis is gone though.
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Comment #45183118
This is probably the culmination of every administration after Clinton. Unsustainable spending that keeps going until now we are feeling the pressure. This administration is defini…
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Comment #45182989
Reducing the number of bits per float, it's like compression for models
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Comment #45013674
Update they should do
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Comment #44979796
I would go further to say that anki just gets an update where you can now have more dynamic context surrounding the words on cards. Just bold the target word. The same font is also…
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Comment #44978814
Personal opinion, I'm bearish on the shovel seller long term because the companies that are training AI are likely to build their own hardware. Google already does this. Seems like…