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Comment #45773987
Claude Code also costs $20/month for the lowest paid tier.
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Comment #45631810
> SOTA models are already capable of outperforming any human on earth in a dizzying array of ways, especially when you consider scale. So why are so many people still employed as e…
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Comment #44961819
Yann LeCun is 65. It is extremely unlikely his future research contributions will amount to anything close to what he has already done.
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Comment #41014975
There’s a design problem here if the driver can’t be self-contained in such a way that it’s possible to roll back the kernel to a known good state.
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Comment #41014124
A developer is much more likely to be able to fix their computer and/or restore from a backup than a typical user is. A significant problem is cascading failures, where one bozo in…
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Comment #41007869
I think if someone wants to criticize Microsoft after experiencing their buggy products for 20 years straight, that is not “baseless,” although I accept that taking responsibility …
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Comment #41005488
> > The Windows ecosystem typically deployed in corporate PCs or workstations is often insecure, slow, and poorly implemented > Yes, but that's not because of Windows itself Come o…
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Comment #39299489
Yes, the original Parkinson’s Law paper contains an equation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson's_Law > The growth was presented mathematically with the formula x = (2k^m + P…
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Comment #36860489
> The reason we have 3204 2B allocations is that each of the 2B contains info (latent space dimension). I think the author is more correct than you are. It is not necessarily the c…
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Comment #36860039
> Secondly, his description of each layer's function as adding information to the original vector misses the mark IMO--it is more like the original input is convolved with the weig…
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Comment #36594565
> That's some major scapegoating of flight crew, when their airline clearly has not maintained the plane properly and caused engine failure in the first place and airport failed to…
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Comment #35684409
This is hard to believe given the quality of most software, but at some point, one might expect a decline in product quality to harm revenue and profitability, which would reduce o…
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Comment #34099412
To be fair, I don’t think he’s been responsible for any world wars.
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Comment #31466545
It can be transmitted between family members too. I would hazard a guess that, given the risk factors for hepatitis B include being an IV drug user who shares needles, there’s prob…
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Comment #31256962
You want a “dumb sorted list” of every video on YouTube?
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Comment #29672605
That’s not good behavior but I think it’s not really the same phenomenon. That’s more of a coordinated action/tragedy of the commons problem where people want to bury their heads i…
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Comment #29672591
Absolutely not. Quite the contrary. They originally dropped the charges against him in agreement for 16 hours of community service and forfeiting his $10,000 bond. He inflamed raci…
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Comment #29672568
I hated the vaccination thing sooo much. I was already annoyed that the US is becoming a communist country where all the most valuable goods (e.g. vaccines) are given to powerful p…
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Comment #29370448
> You can move from one float to the next, which is a meaningfull operation on discreet numbers like integers, but not continuous numbers like rational and irrational numbers. What…
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Comment #27721475
Hong Kong has been indisputably part of China since July 1, 1997.
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Comment #26776523
If you’re lucky, the train conductors and the air traffic controllers won’t be on strike at the same time though!
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Comment #26768464
> They’re not capable of understanding a brilliant language Maybe your language isn’t so “brilliant” if some of the smartest programmers in the world still can’t figure it out.
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Comment #26768450
My initial reaction was, “it can’t possibly be as big as the mistake you’re making if you’re using TensorFlow!”
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Comment #24995309
It’s long been possible to decode H.264 using JavaScript (which obviously uses way more power than the native decoder). This is why browsers only restrict audio playback rather tha…