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    Input: I shat this morning. Output: I started my day by prioritizing a critical release and streamlining my internal processes for peak performance. It’s all about consistency and …

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    Clicking the link with a prejudice in my mind, I found the definitions cleverly clean and easy to understand. I would be pleased to see a German version of it, just to have a good …

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    Ok, it can create a long-lived complex codebase for a product that is extensible and scalable over the long term, but it doesn't have cool tattoos and can't fancy a matcha

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    Mubi can be a slightly cheaper alternative. They now provide one movie-theater ticket per week in some countries, which is a good deal if you enjoy watching films on a slightly big…

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    Why do you think the shelf life is short?

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    Comment #45487329

    Without knowing the cumulative amount of energy consumption it is not a fair comparison. If there are one billion llm sessions every day, it is still a lot of energy.

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    What you suggest is saving the information somewhere else and putting a number to represent it. That is not compression, that is mapping. By using this logic, one can argue that on…

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    It requires at leadt few bytes, there is no way to represent 10GB of data in 8 bits.

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    Comment #43256031

    Switching to an alternative on Android, like GrapheneOS or CalyxOS, can help you regain some of the privacy you've lost. If you are an Apple user, good luck.

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    Comment #43137516

    It is beneficial for your kids to have the opportunity to make mistakes with the small amount of money they receive. These lessons learned will save them from future troubles. 50 b…

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    Comment #43035732

    Are there any privacy-friendly wearables in the fitness tech scene? It seems like most wearable gadgets send data to remote servers, whenever possible.

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    Comment #42940812

    You sound like a manager.

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    Comment #42534675

    Workday is a hostile environment for applicants. Perhaps that is intended.

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    Strangely, the most comfortable I've felt with symbols was when learning quantum computing. At the time, there was no established standard (perhaps it has a standard now), but the …

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    I'm not sure if that helps, but you can switch to various fruits like kiwis, blueberries and blackberries instead of processed food. It can help you modulate your habit of eating w…

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    Comment #37104752

    It is not the vocoder but the guitar riff that sounds like robot rock.

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    The tone I'm referring to is the alternation between F#3 and F#4. I think your observation about the Shepard tone is valid. For the talking piano effect, I remember trying to play …

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    Comment #37104183

    You are right. That part seems a little bit vague, I will update it.

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    Comment #35689958

    "Manifacturing Consent" is a book written by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky. They discuss the propaganda model of communication in much broader sense.

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    I hope there will be a mobile version too at some point.

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    Comment #35064301

    I evaluated ChatGPT on Winogrande Debiased validation set[1], a dataset focused on commonsense reasoning. ChatGPT has an accuracy of 62.75%, below GPT-3's reported accuracy of 77.7…