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Comment #42862495
It seems it is not just rest but that she had some procedure done as well. https://youtube.com/shorts/ndhu7uo3PrI?si=pPzpDk4lLw3eRf0j
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Comment #42862452
My sister had ME/CFS after she had a burnout after her second kid. She was never permanently bed ridden but sometimes had to spend days resting or recovering after strain. She's no…
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Comment #42839319
It happened to me, though I resigned when I hit burnout during covid. My whole identity was just being good at my job, and then I was no longer that. In part I think some blame is …
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Comment #40262879
Is this method used during training? Seems to me there could be a point to only backpropagate when the model is wrong?
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Comment #29452411
A reverse Turing test. A discussion with a computer to convince it you are a sane human.
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Comment #16697298
You have two adversaries. Adversary A have control over your hardware source, and adversary B have control over /dev/urandom. If you XOR them A and B must cooperate to compromise y…
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Comment #14979204
Frankly I do not see how 50/50, or any fixed number, can be a representation of the unbiased state. The unbiased state is unknown. If you look at what the orchestra did and remove …
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Comment #14977880
Do you have to know the target? Correct for bias you have, then question what it is upstream that is creating that bias.
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Comment #14977242
Google are countering an existing bias by hiring people contrary to the bias. The orchestra is removing the bias. Is it possible for Google to remove bias? Isn't the real problem f…
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Comment #14946856
I think I would say that I have some regrets not buying/mining. When I first heard about bitcoin I thought that it was pretty neat but I did not want to support it because I though…
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Comment #12742558
Isn't it better to assume nothing is safe for children and to leave the internet as the wild wild west that it is? Have the Government set up their own CA to sign the stuff they ap…
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Comment #12669392
I am not certain, but I think Recorded Future does something similar, and according to Wikipedia they are backed by the CIA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recorded_Future
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Comment #12296650
If simply discussing current generations so yay for the Vive wireless lighthouse base stations and controllers but nay for its 12V 1.5A requirement. As for the oculus, yay for its …
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Comment #11938447
I'm not certain I would necessarily agree with that. I think humans are limited by memory, not by technique, and I see no real reason the same way we do it now cannot scale.
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Comment #11938416
I have neither an idea of how to build one, nor am I a plausible client. Sorry mate :)
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Comment #11937711
I want a management assisting AI. It would be neat to have it listen into all meetings to identify stakeholders and to be able to remember all the details and place them in a large…
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Comment #11908613
Why would Russia release anything until the DMC have chosen Clinton as their candidate? I think that if Russia actually prefer Trump they would not release anything that would bene…
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Comment #11901172
Since the discussion seem to have died down a bit I just have to say it, sorry. Quit beating around the bush.
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Comment #11420855
The 'personnummer' is also publicly available, though the sites usually have to limit access in order to comply with Personuppgiftslagen/PuL (Swedish version of the Data Protection…
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Comment #10939114
I previously worked at Cryptify AB with Cryptify Call. I think this article misses the point somewhat. This is not a backdoor, it is the entire point of the scheme. As I understood…