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Comment #38957298
I don't know if it's all in my mind, but Microsoft's targeted advertising in its apps' come across as extremely tacky. Everyone else is probably collecting the same data but it fee…
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Comment #38953011
I can't see how being used as training data has anything to do with this problem. Being able to differentiate between the AI slop and the accurate information is the issue.
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Comment #38916255
It's a big area, I believe there's US Navy and UK Navy ships there right now.
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Comment #38891070
The A320neo is such a comfortable plane to fly on. A380 was great too.
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Comment #38890968
Yes, if the below perhaps helps. Over my head but... https://courses.grainger.illinois.edu/ece448/sp2023/slides/l... From another source: Backpropagation Through Time (BPTT) is an …
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Comment #38886389
I personally know my attention span will not be 100% driving for 3 hours straight, a short break is necessary and parking, ordering a coffee can take a bit longer than you'd think.…
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Comment #38866467
It seems that is exactly what they've done just looking at the prop image in the video.
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Comment #38864610
Hah, if only you've seen me in my ICE car. Plenty of hoping and praying the glimmering fuel light doesn't die out and that I'll make it to the fuel station. No peace mind of mind.
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Comment #38864538
FT do a nice overview of the top reasons in the below article: https://www.ft.com/content/02228292-b88f-11e6-961e-a1acd97f6...
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Comment #38864515
Thanks for your reply, you raise a very good point, transformer models are a lot more complex. I'd argue conceptually they're the same, just the data and process is more abstracted…
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Comment #38864323
They'll keep depressing down other employees wages to continue increasing their wages at the top to "aTRact THe bESt taLeNt".
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Comment #38864289
If you read their account, they actually believe they would've made it there without stopping to charge, also they used a fast charging station on the trip which would've charged t…
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Comment #38860661
Yes to both, the "neuron" would basically be a weighted parameter. A parameter is an expression, it's a mathematical representation of a token and it's probabilistic weighting (the…
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Comment #38853884
A good example is Venezuela, this was a car crash in slow motion. I remember the incremental changes made to law being reported right throughout Hugo Chávez' term in office right f…
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Comment #38846617
Your points are all valid, you've perhaps convinced me to give it a go again. Only thing I'd add is walking for 2 hours in total a day every single day is hardly feasible.
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Comment #38842493
Thanks for the insight, some food for thought. I would hope people exercise to a limited extent anyway, to the extent their bodies will try retain a baseline level of muscle-stengt…
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Comment #38841509
Excellent advice. I actually lost 20kg over 6 month, roughly following this advice. Not strictly, like I would be more lenient on weekends with carbs & booze, and have sugar, like …
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Comment #38841339
This is the type of misdirected advice blessed perpetually-skinny people give perpetually-fat people that doesn't help them.
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Comment #38841317
Absolutely true but only to an extent. Losing weight has long term health benefits. Despite sustained exercise, if you are overweight you remain at higher risk of things like heart…
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Comment #38841259
And more practically speaking the relationship is assymetric. It's significantly more practical to restrict calorie consumption than to burn the equivalent level of calories throug…
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Comment #38807245
The way around this is license it to another platform. No exclusives.
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Comment #38782742
Ofcourse, my comment needs to be read in the context of what I'm responding to, they said input which I disagree with, output maybe there's a slight chance they have a case (depend…
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Comment #38782358
Do all automakers that now develop electric cars owe Tesla something as they cashed in once they saw Tesla's successful copyrighted material l? A model is semantic, it contains the…