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NyxWulf
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Comment #49262718
The arrest/conviction generally follow the pulled over stopped rates. It's pretty hard to arrest/convict people you aren't stopping. These types of biases and stereo types are ofte…
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Comment #49262535
People believe a lot of things, especially when the other side has power. The point is that people complain about how the power is used by the other side. When power switches sides…
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Comment #49174022
Both can be true, because the experience depends on the skill of the user. The article the other day here on HN that LLMs reward skill is my exact experience. If you are are good a…
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Comment #48998912
It's an interesting point, but this is more like we are building a giant autonomous canon, that escaped the lab, the testing range, defeated state of the art and serious security p…
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Comment #48998006
Ironically Hugging Face had to use a Chinese model to stop a Rogue US AI, since the Guard Rails prevented them from using Sol or Fable to remediate this attack. LOL
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Comment #48995598
It's hard to overstate how important this point is. If China is the standard of openness, it's a pretty low standard. Your point I think adds to what the article is saying, from a …
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Comment #48806297
After having used LLMs for some time now, I don't agree with the concept they are just token generators, unless you think that's all humans are too. The way we test in most schools…
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Comment #48400585
This is an interesting knot, the thing with knots though, you have to spend enough time with them to get familiar with tying them blindfolded from memory. My experience is most peo…
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Comment #37140231
When I was taking physics at the University 20 years ago, one of my professors said that the closest we have ever come to predicting an asteroid impact was "whoa that was close" as…
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Comment #36396772
My maternal grandfather changed his last name when he turned 18, from the German Uhren to Uhrey. If your last name bothers you, fix it.
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Comment #32953826
This does cost money, but if you are serious about learning vim, this is an excellent game, and reasonably priced. One benefit I found is that the game creates a curriculum that ex…
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Comment #32815850
In the introduction to the study they include this statement, which I think agrees with your comment: "This study systematically searched two databases and included six cohort stud…
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Comment #32782589
One of the features in go that makes it workable is you can assign it away via: _ = somevar That eliminates the unused chain problem. Not sure if zig included that part of the feat…
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Comment #32071721
A/B testing is a tool, and as Deming said, the aim defines the system. In your definition of Good, you are defining the aim. I've been in a similar situation, where I created a rel…
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Comment #32003398
I saw this when the Palisade Crest was the farthest point. Now there is a line almost straight down. It's been almost 15 minutes since an update, I hope that wasn't a tragic accide…
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Comment #30880943
Did you read the article? The entire discussion was on the tension between immutable data structures and cognitive complexity on one side, and machine performance and mutability on…
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Comment #30702593
So the claim is...these highly trained pilots and the other sensor systems didn't realize that objects cause IR glare, but this guy did. Case closed.
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Comment #30702528
So the anomaly that the carrier group tracked, then scrambled fighter jets for. The object that four different pilots saw visually, and was confirmed on multiple different sensors.…
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Comment #29241902
I think infinitesimals are more like the partitions in a Riemann Sum. The limit is where you are heading, whereas infinitesimals are how you get there.
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Comment #28383386
As an overview of Docker Desktop alternatives, running on Docker Desktop makes it not an alternative. Your comment seems to have missed the point of the article.
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Comment #28222952
We could propose Anomalous Sonic Stimulated HeadAche Trauma
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Comment #28222438
Csv is only one form of delimited files. Tsv or Tab Separated Values is yet another. If you have either field delimiters or row delimiters (new line) in your data, change your deli…
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Comment #28091456
v7 allows to you trade time precision for randomness. Adding time precision allows the surface area for conflicts to decrease, so the loss of random bits to higher time precision i…
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Comment #28091377
The lack of sorting is what this rfc is fixing.
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Comment #28091332
Uuids are bulky if you store them in text form, but in binary form they are only 128 bits. The main feature of a uuid is it allows distributed generation. 32-bit or 64-bit integers…