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ajwin
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Comment #49077955
To what degree is this a harness/system prompt problem? Models maybe should implement new stuff with as little impact on the existing stuff as possible by default? A simple system …
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Comment #48945522
A lot of the reason why concrete structures have failed so quickly is that the material was still fairly new when most of the structures failing now were created. There’s nothing t…
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Comment #43418938
My understanding is that it is not mesh, it’s Gaussian Splatting. There are tools to convert Splats into mesh though.
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Comment #42056174
Do LLM's always pick the most probable next word? I would have thought this would lead to having the same output for every input? How does this deal with the randomness that you ge…
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Comment #41016223
I live in South Australia and I feel like public toilets are ubiquitous and still increasing in number. Mostly they are either accessible or have a separate accessible toilet. The …
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Comment #40770877
I wonder if anvils will be the breakout product for this technology. It seems like it should be.
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Comment #37816678
Interesting comment. Can you expand on it?
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Comment #37815802
I still do not understand how something so significantly more expensive and less ambitious will compete with Starlink or even be viable? Will they make their $$ back ever?
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Comment #35349380
He is one of the founders of OpenAI.. Soo I don't think he has missed out?
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Comment #30917496
And now, only a few years on, the FTTN is already slowly getting replaced at great expense making the FTTN a colossal waste of money. Turnbull knew better as other places on earth …
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Comment #30917394
Yeah it’s PS1 Gran Turismo feels for sure.
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Comment #27022774
Start one! Everyone who mentions them should start one. Work super hard to get it started, deal with all the politics and then get voted out.
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Comment #26242876
> I wholeheartedly agree, but how do you get the other side to listen? The only way is to stop preaching and listen to them. Really listen. This is how Daryl Davis converted the KK…
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Comment #24166133
Competition will push prices to almost zero too ideally. This is how capitalism should work. Technologically driven deflation is key but cronyism likes to mess with it and try prev…
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Comment #21245809
Does SE stand for Stingy Edition? "Special" Edition? any ideas?
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Comment #21132360
Correct me if I am wrong but doesn't under employed often also refer to when you have part time / casual work but want full time employment? You might not be able to survive of wha…
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Comment #21132345
Why would this comment get down voted?
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Comment #21023976
On the internet to promote herself with a photo of them at the end. I felt a strong sense of irony at the end of the story.
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Comment #20909081
Is this still true since the Maxwell acquisition? My understanding was that this lead to some new IP for the batteries and processes?
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Comment #20873409
Only if its not Bill Gates plugging it in!
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Comment #20784500
Would any google employee really care about earning $30 for the headaches it could potentially cause?
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Comment #20432488
Although it’s confusing as they say it’s £0.08/mile so the bit the exchange must be cheap but something else in there is expensive?
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Comment #20432451
Being that it’s not rechargeable and cost £60/kWh.. does that make a 60kWh recharge $3600? If so it is a very expensive ‘tank of gas’ equivalent?
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Comment #18615318
Unless your a bad guy who just uses a program on your own computer to do the email encryption preserver...
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Comment #18615297
173 Amendments = One wish for every politician granted to buy the bill?