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JCharante
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About JCharante
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Comment #49221306
most mice require more steps per mile of distance
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Comment #49211500
I wouldn't say it's the vast majority if Tokyo/Chiba/Saitama/Yokohama holds like a third of the population. Add in those other cities you mentioned and the majority of the populati…
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Comment #49211477
just don't live in the countryside then, there's a reason their population is decreasing
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Comment #49187642
I have done my own testing and found that smaller models can beat their larger siblings on fact retrieval from documents. I haven’t investigated it in depth with a large enough dat…
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Comment #49040521
surprised running paxel doesn't disqualify you, the program sounds sus
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Comment #49027589
I wonder what the tipping point is where machines require less energy than humans to accomplish the same tasks.
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Comment #48833056
I used to donate blood regularly but now that I'm in Japan they require me to be decently fluent in Japanese to "understand" the risks, despite having done it a bunch of times in o…
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Comment #48832872
I mean eve frontier is a pretty huge fork from almost scratch, did they backport changes into normal eve?
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Comment #48815125
you don't have to arrest everyone, just make the likelyhood of being arrested non-zero to deter people
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Comment #48743541
I mean go do it but don't complain about the company adding countermeasures when they don't want you to do it
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Comment #48277399
Isn’t this like batch processing offered by oai? Your request gets done within 24 hours at half off https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/batch
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Comment #48082675
> Eventually, Juettner made more money from the release of Mister 880 than he had made by counterfeiting I'm guessing this was before the law where you couldn't benefit from crimes…
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Comment #48082304
> Couldn't verify you're human — please try again. I'm on safari without an adblocker, not sure what sketchy stuff my ASN is up to
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Comment #48081109
> Verification not ready, try again. Japan is trusted enough to leave laptops in but not trusted enough to vote :/
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Comment #48081065
This is like when Aaron ported Reddit over from Lisp to Python meaning it doesn't matter except for online discourse about X being bad for 2 days
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Comment #48081028
> It makes sense to optimize society for law obiding people. I agree, and this system is meant to hold people before they have evidence meaning it can hurt law abiding people.
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Comment #48058828
It's not so bad, I'd say the Christmas PS3 hack was worse
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Comment #47730865
but they're not > We are no longer accepting new customers for Cirrus Runners but will continue supporting the service for existing customers through their existing contract period…
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Comment #47671289
they def pay artists more than pennies on the dollar artists complaining about not making enough is like programmers complaining their 7 star repo on github isn't making them enoug…
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Comment #47671272
while I don't like AI music, "Millions upon millions of them, in every conceivable style, for every conceivable mood." is something that's not true. There very often is a gap which…
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Comment #47647827
to be fair if you don't know about screen studio why are you looking at an oss alternative?
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Comment #47586240
I don't see how a system that relies on trust can scale safely
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Comment #47520325
Like I'm not a fan but the ecosystem is convenient if you can afford it and liquid glass is fine? I haven't heard a single person complain about it IRL It's not a big design that I…
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Comment #47514144
the app has so many bugs and missing features, I'm not a heavy user just like 60 flights a year but I love and hate flighty
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Comment #47423556
your (or anyone's) pre-training data isn't really useful so don't worry, people overestimate the utility of unstructured data