Graphs theory, like in general? Just as one example, an awful lot of numerical linear algebra research is devoted to the handling of sparse matrices (ones where most of the entries are zeroes), which can also be looked…
It might not be tested. But, it would seem very weird if anyone other than the person using the LLM was accountable for the output.
None of these analogies work very well because providing services across the border without crossing it doesn’t scale very well in-person. I should have just said that directly, but the image of cross-border bagel…
I don’t see how you can claim there’s a dichotomy when the “second thing” is something you’ve conjured up from your own assumptions.
Static HTML, yeah. Not sure about VPN. Seems likely to provide a false sense of security.
I think 91 is a strong contender. Sejje has a way of working it out, but of course any small non-prime will have some trick to it.
I wonder if anyone wants to over-analyze this joke to come up with the best candidates for the number? 57 falls too easily to the quick divisibility by 3 trick, IMO. (I realize over-analyzing jokes always makes them…
So, the real input to your autovectorizer is LLVM IR; you could soon enough support any language that has an LLVM front-end? (I say soon enough instead of immediately because I’m sure there’s some manual wiring up to…
That sucks. Do they know they are, essentially, expending you? It seems like your boss is doing work that doesn’t actually add value without you to review the code. But maybe the company isn’t set up to fairly evaluate…
Which wouldn’t be that odd if the conspiracy theory was true (since your local farms presumably wouldn’t be invited to the price-fixing meetings).
I’m pretty sure it is ENO-TTY. Because who among us hasn’t started up our computers only to realize that our terminal had been replaced by the renown ambient electronic artist?
“Chatacombs” is a fantastic name.
Well it is a social media site, isn’t that where everybody puts the things they don’t care about?
So was Waterluvian, I assume, which is probably why they added the card!
>> as machine written code cannot be Copyrighted, thus, cannot be Open Source, and thus, cannot be in the kernel because it isn't open source. > This is wrong. Has this actually been litigated? It seems to one of those…
It seems like a roundabout way of banning profiling of non-ID’d users in general which seems… good? Like, if overlapping regulations have the practical effect of banning tracking, then that’s a win for society, right?
Maybe users could generate compute credits by taking tasks, and cash them in by submitting them.
Maybe you mean open weights? If it was truly open source (training data and code available) you could just inspect it I guess.
But now we’re approaching the situation where the analogy is just about as confusing and novel as the underlying situation. If that became the conventional way of using a gun and the “trick the gun into thinking the…
IIRC internet people just found some “echo” type command for Tay, rather than teaching it to be mean.
Ah, that makes sense. I think Isogeometric Analysis was the idea I was circling (the though process being “of course you can always export to a mesh, but the OpenSCAD model seems to encode more designer intent so why…
How does OpenSCAD type stuff play with simulation, in general. (If at all?) I’m thinking of something like finite element analysis… but, I guess since the shapes in OpenSCAD are defined through this constructive…
I’d expect property values to go up (or have gone up) as population rises; less space per person. I bet we could also put together some geometric argument about proximity to things like cities. But it’s the weekend, so…
Are pensions still an effective way to attract workers? I feel like there’ve been enough cases where workers get screwed out of them, that this isn’t much of an incentive. Similar to offering engineers equity in a…
It isn’t unethical to block ads; the norm on the internet has always been that senders send any not-actively-malicious bits we want and the recipient renders them however they want (including not). That said I’m also…
Graphs theory, like in general? Just as one example, an awful lot of numerical linear algebra research is devoted to the handling of sparse matrices (ones where most of the entries are zeroes), which can also be looked…
It might not be tested. But, it would seem very weird if anyone other than the person using the LLM was accountable for the output.
None of these analogies work very well because providing services across the border without crossing it doesn’t scale very well in-person. I should have just said that directly, but the image of cross-border bagel…
I don’t see how you can claim there’s a dichotomy when the “second thing” is something you’ve conjured up from your own assumptions.
Static HTML, yeah. Not sure about VPN. Seems likely to provide a false sense of security.
I think 91 is a strong contender. Sejje has a way of working it out, but of course any small non-prime will have some trick to it.
I wonder if anyone wants to over-analyze this joke to come up with the best candidates for the number? 57 falls too easily to the quick divisibility by 3 trick, IMO. (I realize over-analyzing jokes always makes them…
So, the real input to your autovectorizer is LLVM IR; you could soon enough support any language that has an LLVM front-end? (I say soon enough instead of immediately because I’m sure there’s some manual wiring up to…
That sucks. Do they know they are, essentially, expending you? It seems like your boss is doing work that doesn’t actually add value without you to review the code. But maybe the company isn’t set up to fairly evaluate…
Which wouldn’t be that odd if the conspiracy theory was true (since your local farms presumably wouldn’t be invited to the price-fixing meetings).
I’m pretty sure it is ENO-TTY. Because who among us hasn’t started up our computers only to realize that our terminal had been replaced by the renown ambient electronic artist?
“Chatacombs” is a fantastic name.
Well it is a social media site, isn’t that where everybody puts the things they don’t care about?
So was Waterluvian, I assume, which is probably why they added the card!
>> as machine written code cannot be Copyrighted, thus, cannot be Open Source, and thus, cannot be in the kernel because it isn't open source. > This is wrong. Has this actually been litigated? It seems to one of those…
It seems like a roundabout way of banning profiling of non-ID’d users in general which seems… good? Like, if overlapping regulations have the practical effect of banning tracking, then that’s a win for society, right?
Maybe users could generate compute credits by taking tasks, and cash them in by submitting them.
Maybe you mean open weights? If it was truly open source (training data and code available) you could just inspect it I guess.
But now we’re approaching the situation where the analogy is just about as confusing and novel as the underlying situation. If that became the conventional way of using a gun and the “trick the gun into thinking the…
IIRC internet people just found some “echo” type command for Tay, rather than teaching it to be mean.
Ah, that makes sense. I think Isogeometric Analysis was the idea I was circling (the though process being “of course you can always export to a mesh, but the OpenSCAD model seems to encode more designer intent so why…
How does OpenSCAD type stuff play with simulation, in general. (If at all?) I’m thinking of something like finite element analysis… but, I guess since the shapes in OpenSCAD are defined through this constructive…
I’d expect property values to go up (or have gone up) as population rises; less space per person. I bet we could also put together some geometric argument about proximity to things like cities. But it’s the weekend, so…
Are pensions still an effective way to attract workers? I feel like there’ve been enough cases where workers get screwed out of them, that this isn’t much of an incentive. Similar to offering engineers equity in a…
It isn’t unethical to block ads; the norm on the internet has always been that senders send any not-actively-malicious bits we want and the recipient renders them however they want (including not). That said I’m also…