If university is truly miserable then multiple years of it are going to give you lifelong issues with learning and set you up for failure later in life. I'm not saying it has to be sunshine and rainbows all the time,…
If you're as baffled as I am, FLINTA is apparently a German acronym meaning anyone who's not a born and current man. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLINTA*
They don't. They want to let people opt out of social media feeds for the same reason they currently let gamblers self-exclude[0]. Politicians do not believe that casinos are popular despite the gambling and they do not…
I think the literal interpretation is correct here. It's a way of saying "you, dear reader who runs this combination of things, might be very kind, but some of your compatriots will be unusually unkind and will turn up…
In Australia where lamb is more common than in the US, it'd be pretty easy to keep the fat after roasting a lamb shoulder, or to freeze the fatty offcuts from forequarter chops and render them after I had enough.
I was going by foreign currency reserves, which feature CAD and AUD in much greater quantities than CHF. Also I swapped in SGD for GBP, whoops. Global reserves continue to hold USD in greater quantities than anything…
In a way, the bond market tracks international central banks' confidence that this will continue to be true. If they lose some of that confidence, their stock of bonds moves from USD to RMB/EUR/JPY/AUD/CAD/SGD/etc.
Good thing we all had the ADA to protect us from free educational material distributed for cynical reasons.
They could have, but they didn't, then they got sued, and now kids in Kenya can't watch world-class lectures. Thanks, disability advocates! Thanks, UC!
They were archival footage of old lectures.
Why would Berkeley budget for captioning on a series of videos that they're giving to the public for free? Expecting them to accommodate everyone for loss-making global educational philanthropy is a ridiculous…
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9058071/ (if "strong affinity" means "bimodal distribution and I ignore the lower pole") https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38497251/ (if "engineering and computer science" means…
I know that the poster is talking about something that occurs in deep depression, but I don't think Edgar Allan Poe was and I don't think TFA was either.
Yes, and I'm saying that is clearly suicidality, but I think TFA is talking about something else.
This doesn't seem like a problem if you exclusively support 3LDs and don't let anyone register 2LDs.
I have the impression you could be confusing suicidality with the little voice that says "what if I stuck my finger in the candle wax?" or "what if I forgot to put on clothes before going to work?" and only mentions…
I think the issue is less about creating a new benchmark and more that the existing benchmarks shouldn't be called anything related to AGI unless they measure AGI. If a model couldn't go to work as e.g. a first year…
That seems kind of nuts when you could stick a few solenoids on the pedals and steering wheel, mount the sensors from the head onto the chassis, and skip the need for a humanoid robot.
Is Italy in that list?
I imagine part of what makes it difficult is that people can and do reuse plastic bags. If I reuse a plastic bag 20 times before it breaks then you now have to reuse your cotton bag 3460 times, which is much harder.
One really nice economic factor of the dole is that it disappears at a rate of 50c for each $1 of earnings above $150 and at 60c above $256, so there's no welfare cliff. This does mean that you're effectively only…
I think the example I gave is a good counterpoint: - you have a monolith, and it handles normal API traffic patterns - you have a workload that involves different hardware needs e.g. extremely high throughput relative…
Big companies mostly seem to use the microservice(s) per team model. If your whole company is two founders, one account manager, and an engineer, you only have one team. It can make sense to have more than one service…
I believe crows can be more aggressive than ravens, maybe because they hang out in bigger groups rather than pairs. I haven't heard about it being limited to Australia, though. We only have a couple of species of crow…
I believe some people have aphantasia and hyperphantasia, but a lot of people who claim they have either are somewhere on the bell curve between them. I also suspect that some of the people who think they have…
If university is truly miserable then multiple years of it are going to give you lifelong issues with learning and set you up for failure later in life. I'm not saying it has to be sunshine and rainbows all the time,…
If you're as baffled as I am, FLINTA is apparently a German acronym meaning anyone who's not a born and current man. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FLINTA*
They don't. They want to let people opt out of social media feeds for the same reason they currently let gamblers self-exclude[0]. Politicians do not believe that casinos are popular despite the gambling and they do not…
I think the literal interpretation is correct here. It's a way of saying "you, dear reader who runs this combination of things, might be very kind, but some of your compatriots will be unusually unkind and will turn up…
In Australia where lamb is more common than in the US, it'd be pretty easy to keep the fat after roasting a lamb shoulder, or to freeze the fatty offcuts from forequarter chops and render them after I had enough.
I was going by foreign currency reserves, which feature CAD and AUD in much greater quantities than CHF. Also I swapped in SGD for GBP, whoops. Global reserves continue to hold USD in greater quantities than anything…
In a way, the bond market tracks international central banks' confidence that this will continue to be true. If they lose some of that confidence, their stock of bonds moves from USD to RMB/EUR/JPY/AUD/CAD/SGD/etc.
Good thing we all had the ADA to protect us from free educational material distributed for cynical reasons.
They could have, but they didn't, then they got sued, and now kids in Kenya can't watch world-class lectures. Thanks, disability advocates! Thanks, UC!
They were archival footage of old lectures.
Why would Berkeley budget for captioning on a series of videos that they're giving to the public for free? Expecting them to accommodate everyone for loss-making global educational philanthropy is a ridiculous…
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9058071/ (if "strong affinity" means "bimodal distribution and I ignore the lower pole") https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38497251/ (if "engineering and computer science" means…
I know that the poster is talking about something that occurs in deep depression, but I don't think Edgar Allan Poe was and I don't think TFA was either.
Yes, and I'm saying that is clearly suicidality, but I think TFA is talking about something else.
This doesn't seem like a problem if you exclusively support 3LDs and don't let anyone register 2LDs.
I have the impression you could be confusing suicidality with the little voice that says "what if I stuck my finger in the candle wax?" or "what if I forgot to put on clothes before going to work?" and only mentions…
I think the issue is less about creating a new benchmark and more that the existing benchmarks shouldn't be called anything related to AGI unless they measure AGI. If a model couldn't go to work as e.g. a first year…
That seems kind of nuts when you could stick a few solenoids on the pedals and steering wheel, mount the sensors from the head onto the chassis, and skip the need for a humanoid robot.
Is Italy in that list?
I imagine part of what makes it difficult is that people can and do reuse plastic bags. If I reuse a plastic bag 20 times before it breaks then you now have to reuse your cotton bag 3460 times, which is much harder.
One really nice economic factor of the dole is that it disappears at a rate of 50c for each $1 of earnings above $150 and at 60c above $256, so there's no welfare cliff. This does mean that you're effectively only…
I think the example I gave is a good counterpoint: - you have a monolith, and it handles normal API traffic patterns - you have a workload that involves different hardware needs e.g. extremely high throughput relative…
Big companies mostly seem to use the microservice(s) per team model. If your whole company is two founders, one account manager, and an engineer, you only have one team. It can make sense to have more than one service…
I believe crows can be more aggressive than ravens, maybe because they hang out in bigger groups rather than pairs. I haven't heard about it being limited to Australia, though. We only have a couple of species of crow…
I believe some people have aphantasia and hyperphantasia, but a lot of people who claim they have either are somewhere on the bell curve between them. I also suspect that some of the people who think they have…