So Adam, Adele, and Adrian all have the same profile image?
It's not _strictly_ less work though: reservoir sampling requires generating many more random numbers. As usual, it's a tradeoff.
The current implementation has the same race condition: the sampled file may be deleted by the time SHSetUserPicturePath() is called.
The AI that generated this slop doesn't understand regional dialects of English.
Less AI slop please.
Can you tell me what the zstd invocation is that corresponds to the default invocation of bzip3, which uses block size 16 MiB (according to the man page)? I got some really good results with bzip3 compression Wikipedia…
Why don't you answer the actual question, instead of coming up with far-fetched analogies?
It's also not the same as supporting free speech. That's why I asked: what did the authors ever do to _support_ free_speech, i.e., speech that they _don't_ agree with? You don't get credit for supporting dissemination…
> This is tech guys supporting with infra real freedom of speech! Why do you think so? It sounds like they only ever supported the speech they personally agreed with. That's not supporting freedom of speech at all.
Orwell's entire essay (Politics and the English Language) is well worth reading if you haven't before: https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel... (I'm guessing Zinsser's comments are from "On…
You shouldn't have to click away from a blog post to understand what the blog post is about. It should start with a clear self-contained introduction. atproto.com contains a succinct discription: > Atproto is a…
That article explains that the quirk was introduced during supervised fine-tuning. > We unknowingly gave particularly high rewards for metaphors with creatures It was the human feedback that caused the bias, not a…
> You have no evidence that self improvement can work at generalized tasks. I never made that claim. I just said it's way too early to rule it out: there is no logical reason why AIs will (always) need to have a human…
The key word in that paper is “indiscriminate”, as in: > We find that _indiscriminate_ use of model-generated content in training causes irreversible defects in the resulting models If you view AI training as lossy…
> When the data fed into an AI model is based on real data you can get predictability. When the AI inputs start coming from the AI outputs the wobble is introduced which results inevitably into delirium. This is…
There's also “lexiphanic” and “denuded” (uncommon but clear from context in this case).
Lambda expressions in C++ are simply syntactic sugar for defining function objects (aka functors): structs that overload operator() so you can call them as functions. Once you realize this, their features and…
For the non-capturing case: mainly to improve readability by allowing utility functions to be defined close to where they are used and with short names. For the capturing case: to access context that is not available…
It was really cool! The ease of getting started was definitely one of the selling points for the “home computers” of that era (GW-BASIC ran on IBM compatible PCs instead, but the appeal of BASIC was the same). Brevity…
https://archive.is/8GB36 I agree with you though, it's obnoxious to share paywalled articles on Hacker News.
Reminds me of this little game, where you have to code your own elevator algorithm: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
Another common file format is Javascript's Source Map (which is extensively used to map minified js to its original source form): https://tc39.es/ecma426/2024/ Note that there is an intrinsic trade-off between…
The question is if they can tell it's fiber _before_ cutting through it and damaging it. This seems way easier with PVC pipes than with fiber cables.
> That is how insane the times are becoming Gee whiz what an interesting way of thinking. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/aaaah
Presumably this is calculated into the contract. If the price is expected to fall over time, then the negotiated price is below market at the beginning and above market at the end. From the suppliers view, they take a…
So Adam, Adele, and Adrian all have the same profile image?
It's not _strictly_ less work though: reservoir sampling requires generating many more random numbers. As usual, it's a tradeoff.
The current implementation has the same race condition: the sampled file may be deleted by the time SHSetUserPicturePath() is called.
The AI that generated this slop doesn't understand regional dialects of English.
Less AI slop please.
Can you tell me what the zstd invocation is that corresponds to the default invocation of bzip3, which uses block size 16 MiB (according to the man page)? I got some really good results with bzip3 compression Wikipedia…
Why don't you answer the actual question, instead of coming up with far-fetched analogies?
It's also not the same as supporting free speech. That's why I asked: what did the authors ever do to _support_ free_speech, i.e., speech that they _don't_ agree with? You don't get credit for supporting dissemination…
> This is tech guys supporting with infra real freedom of speech! Why do you think so? It sounds like they only ever supported the speech they personally agreed with. That's not supporting freedom of speech at all.
Orwell's entire essay (Politics and the English Language) is well worth reading if you haven't before: https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel... (I'm guessing Zinsser's comments are from "On…
You shouldn't have to click away from a blog post to understand what the blog post is about. It should start with a clear self-contained introduction. atproto.com contains a succinct discription: > Atproto is a…
That article explains that the quirk was introduced during supervised fine-tuning. > We unknowingly gave particularly high rewards for metaphors with creatures It was the human feedback that caused the bias, not a…
> You have no evidence that self improvement can work at generalized tasks. I never made that claim. I just said it's way too early to rule it out: there is no logical reason why AIs will (always) need to have a human…
The key word in that paper is “indiscriminate”, as in: > We find that _indiscriminate_ use of model-generated content in training causes irreversible defects in the resulting models If you view AI training as lossy…
> When the data fed into an AI model is based on real data you can get predictability. When the AI inputs start coming from the AI outputs the wobble is introduced which results inevitably into delirium. This is…
There's also “lexiphanic” and “denuded” (uncommon but clear from context in this case).
Lambda expressions in C++ are simply syntactic sugar for defining function objects (aka functors): structs that overload operator() so you can call them as functions. Once you realize this, their features and…
For the non-capturing case: mainly to improve readability by allowing utility functions to be defined close to where they are used and with short names. For the capturing case: to access context that is not available…
It was really cool! The ease of getting started was definitely one of the selling points for the “home computers” of that era (GW-BASIC ran on IBM compatible PCs instead, but the appeal of BASIC was the same). Brevity…
https://archive.is/8GB36 I agree with you though, it's obnoxious to share paywalled articles on Hacker News.
Reminds me of this little game, where you have to code your own elevator algorithm: https://play.elevatorsaga.com/
Another common file format is Javascript's Source Map (which is extensively used to map minified js to its original source form): https://tc39.es/ecma426/2024/ Note that there is an intrinsic trade-off between…
The question is if they can tell it's fiber _before_ cutting through it and damaging it. This seems way easier with PVC pipes than with fiber cables.
> That is how insane the times are becoming Gee whiz what an interesting way of thinking. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/aaaah
Presumably this is calculated into the contract. If the price is expected to fall over time, then the negotiated price is below market at the beginning and above market at the end. From the suppliers view, they take a…