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larodi
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Comment #49255064
Sugar is so bad for your health that no shrink in size of a Mars edible would be enough to curb the risks.
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Comment #49255055
Same here and more than once a day. Perhaps a dozen.
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Comment #49255053
Absolutely! And at some point seems as if one is looking at this weird line noise, which seems like text, but is random at best and then makes zero sense. I typically wonder if it …
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Comment #49255028
Am I the only one getting the impression this dude was merely lucky back in the day, in fact at the right time, rather than having been super intelligent nor forward thinking… ? I …
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Comment #49255014
Ha-ha they released nothing. It got leaked and without the source for it. Totally wrong to portray them as benevolent benefactors to the ML race
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Comment #49255003
What a joke. Google did that already 10 year ago when they started evicting stuff from its page rank caches. AI is merely amplifying what social media and FAANG in general already …
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Comment #49243102
Accidentally stumbled on an ESRI's GIS for Scienece volume... there was a cited evidence of MRI scans of high-scholers brains, monitored while kids develop spatial reasoning skills…
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Comment #49242916
Meta and its products, as a whole, is a threat to your kids, your mental health, your community's health and the planet as a whole. It is just sad and very repulsive everyone fell …
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Comment #49229900
ermmm care to explain whY? tis just different pointer arithmetics, and given this was written in C, shouldn't be so immensely difficult?
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Comment #49207126
We don’t really known (from the outside) how exactly do they move. Besides it may have not been truly viable 1-2 years ago…
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Comment #49166237
yes, it also exposed lots of hidden talent, which is more important. and fakers are nowhere to go, but LLMs are indeed a litmus test for them.
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Comment #49165037
It is now public domain ?
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Comment #49156163
"A new image from the NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s 3200-megapixel LSST camera features hundreds of thousands of distant galaxies across its many pixels, delivering a spectac…
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Comment #49107927
Well my ask is in the context of narrative as presented by author in his blog post. This super productive guy writing code blindfolded seems to have reinvented the wheel in a very …
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Comment #49107167
What incredible problem did FB/Meta solve with the Marketplace, anyone care to elaborate? What did they (this guy do) that was not there before or else hard to conceive?
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Comment #49104219
Google published a lot. I still wonder this original transformer paper, and the attention, etc. Why would they allow it to let go in the open? Perhaps because was intended for tran…
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Comment #49102881
incredible work done to make this interactive invitation go way beyond traditional notion of design and web interaction.
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Comment #49097205
I've tried at least several times to have an iPhone bought back by Apple - personally, at their certified stores (in Europe mostly I have to admit though), only to be told that the…
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Comment #49097169
How come we(you?) decided it can be either, given everyone and their dog writes "demoscene" all across the scene?
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Comment #49097130
exactly what is stated. it is demoscene, and people been calling it such. https://www.pouet.net/ calls it demoscene, https://scene.org/ calls it demoscene, and so does https://asse…
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Comment #49096952
LLMs got powerful enough to implement much of what's missing from scratch. My guess is most older devices/bootloaders would soon be jailbroken/cracked in some... automated manner t…
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Comment #49095254
So, is it that you are trying to convince me that random independent ML Joe, coined a term in a blog post, and then suddenly we all should agree this is the term, for something tha…