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    Comment #41470178

    > the reason the magnitude doesn't matter is that those counts will be much higher in longer documents ... To be a bit more explicit (of my intuition). The vector is encoding a rat…

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    Comment #41454166

    > Do you have any non-fictional examples Probably not a good approach to take here because there are plenty of examples of everything he said. However there are simultaneously plen…

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    Comment #41437681

    > It’s difficult to burn things hot enough to reduce potentially dangerous compounds And that's before accounting for people illegally tossing things that contain heavy metals (suc…

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    Comment #41346030

    It actively harmed the environment. Once the thing has been manufactured doing anything less than driving it into the ground is wasting the upfront environmental cost.

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    Comment #41345671

    > "rote" drilling of basic skills I think it depends on the nature of the task for which the skill is used. But I agree. There are certain things that are just not realistic to mas…

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    Comment #41345595

    Unless each spoken dialect corresponds to a matching written dialect. But that just sounds like an even messier system than modern english.

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    Comment #41345450

    The upstream bug: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24323 An example of a problem provided in a different bug: https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=11754#c…

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    Comment #41345025

    You might have something unusual going on there. At the beginning I, and to the best of my knowledge everyone I grew up around, was also taught to sound words out. At some point I …

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    Comment #41325056

    Presumably your job is to get results. If catering to someone in some way is able to achieve that then it's a perfectly legitimate approach to consider.

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    Comment #41280440

    Formatted like a formal academic publication. No way (that I can tell) to grab a pdf. Comes across as a blog masquerading as academic literature to me. Am I wrong? Did I miss somet…

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    Comment #41280312

    > audio/video get out of sync when seeking a lot I have a very similar issue with subtitles in MPV sometimes. Some unknown (at least to me) combination of codec, encoding settings,…

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    Comment #41000129

    > It's not at all clear that "restarting with a small subset of cards" is better. Sure it is. It could grow as quickly as allowed for given the time invested by the user. That coul…

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    Comment #40999990

    Agreed. Explicit is only better than implicit when you have a mechanism that can reliably identify instances where you forgot to do something. Actually for resource management I'd …

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    Comment #40990732

    > wouldn't it be silly to have the llm produce the weather? Typically the LLM queries external tools as appropriate and then incorporates the result into the response.

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    Comment #40990644

    The comment you replied to described an edge case and explained why it's broken in that particular case. You haven't actually responded to the example provided. > it's just not cle…

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    Comment #37219870

    Similarly, if you visit certain instances you will be greeted with the polar opposite of that. The inhabitants of some instances are more political than others. If you actually cre…

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    Comment #36718944

    Information loss, or the result of useful computation? VAEs exist after all.

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    Comment #36465727

    > different comprehension of what rules mean You're swinging right back to the context and meaning of the rules that were presented during the assigned task. What I wrote isn't rea…

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    Comment #36457340

    I think it's a fascinating practical example of how "baked in" cognitive bias is. The sort of people that use HN tend to be highly analytical. Yet nonetheless we see a massive publ…

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    Comment #35998615

    No, it is not over (yet). The node is nonsense. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9150552 DOI: 10.1109/MSPEC.2020.9150552 Edit: I have no idea why anyone would downvote a link t…

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    Comment #35448116

    There's also nothing stopping the service from remembering this hypothetical SSN equivalent (or a fingerprint of it), exchanging data with other service providers, and tracking you…

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    Comment #35448097

    > I'm not going to choose to "prove I'm an adult" to most of the Internet, just the sites I want to use. Except for purchases and other business or government type interactions I f…

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    Comment #35448028

    > Lots of people on HN have a strong reaction against any attempt to regulate the internet, from generations of moral panics about new things. No. That is absolutely not why and be…

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    Comment #35447849

    As you ask, how many ills is it actually directly causing versus merely exposing. As op asks, what even is social media? Does email count? An email based mailing list? A federated …

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    Comment #35269151

    Counterpoint: the anti-crypto crowd frequently condescends about these topics yet fails to provide rigorous explanations of how various laws apply when pressed.