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jakefromstatecs

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    Comment #49129857

    If you define reason as: "Incrementally refine output vectors to converge at the correct output" then one could argue that they do reason. Their reasoning tokens are refining their…

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    Comment #48043537

    > If you want to look at "untreated mental illness" in the homeless, now you're above 50%. But "untreated mental illness" isn't the same as "mental illness that requires institutio…

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    Comment #46712729

    > are there moral absolutes? Even if there are, wouldn't the process of finding them effectively mirror moral relativism?.. Assuming that slavery was always immoral, we culturally …

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    Comment #46360872

    I switched for the same reason. Company insisted that I upgrade to Windows 11, I decided Linux was better.

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    Comment #46306377

    We don't have 2d input, we have 3d input. We have two eyes that gives us depth by default.

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    Comment #45907996

    > If they're easily solvable then why do you need planning? Easily solvable problems still need coordination. Do you want to go to one store and have your change rounded up then go…

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    Comment #45700054

    Math is just symbol manipulation with a set of rules, no?

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    Comment #43552672

    > I'm yet to see any influencer or YouTuber call themselves a director or cinematographer You must not be looking very hard. There are many youtubers or influencers making indie fi…

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    Comment #43369219

    > The linked articles have no information in them, except a sob story told through one perspective. Here, how about this article: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jasmine-mooney-canadi…

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    Comment #42968232

    > I don't think anyone understands how they work Yes we do, we literally built them. > We understand how we brought them about via setting up an optimization problem in a specific …

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    Comment #42638067

    Was a favorite spot of mine. A shame that the NPR coverage burned it. At least we still have plenty of forest areas to renegade in.

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    Comment #42628962

    The consistency that they're referring to specifically is to do with consistency in the way that certain features or functionality is implemented. To make your example match, it wo…

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    Comment #42323207

    > I know plenty of people making $250K/yr or more who are living paycheck to paycheck. How?..

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    Comment #41572780

    "I struggle to think of time on Instagram being well spent. Perhaps less badly spent?" There are a lot of people that use Instagram to follow artists for inspiration for art. This …

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    Comment #40861348

    > More specifically, I have a log file that says I'm thinking, therefore I am. :- More specifically than that: "My ability to read the log file proves my existence"

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    Comment #38575809

    > people are jumping at the opportunity to contradict you and actually adding some new data points that you're actually right. This argument is called a double-bind.

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    Comment #38007060

    > Part of maturity/adulthood is coming to the realization that you don’t have the right to conscript other people into your sense of humor. And yet, you aren't willing to accept th…

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    Comment #37919025

    My main gripe with this article, is it mentions that their product was born as a result of a "painful expensive experience" of not creating a "Pricing Engine", but they don't at al…

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    Comment #37907162

    ASL recognition is an insanely difficult problem to solve because it requires solving hand, finger, and arm pose estimation with occlusion, which hasn't even been properly solved i…

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    Comment #37851627

    A team of Steven

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    Comment #37785297

    I program in my head, and yes, I often do see the code in my head. In some sense, it's like a spatial experience, where each file is a different "room", and those rooms have conten…