A revision control system is a tool the journalists could use to achieve this. Commits to the 'enacted' branch could have commit messges documenting the context (when, how, why, who). Unmerged branches could represent…
Could you elaborate?
They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)
Sticking your head into non-liquid substances can have the same outcome. It therefore is not a suitable method for detecting wetness.
That statement is nonsensical for the usual formal notion of "undecidable" which is about infinite sets of inputs that a machine is asked to classify as "yes" or "no" instances, also called a decision problem. P-vs-NP…
> I think it unlikely given the harm it would do to them Did it harm them in any real way that the original training material was also of questionable origin? Not the least. We're being naive if we think this is not…
Good public transit even benefits those not using it by reducing other kinds of traffic. Everbody should be in favor of such investments but many people just don't think that far during their next traffic jam…
I'd love to make a survey to see if people read that headline as past or future. Honestly, I couldn't tell before reading the article. Isn't that sad? The language used for international communication is ambiguous about…
> are there solutions for communication when international links are cut There are, but currently the most promising one is under control of a very rich and very politically opinionated person who is not afraid to use…
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. In its specific case that's quite obviously not a good example because removing benign spots isn't harmful, but overlooking malignant ones is, so there is no downside. But if we…
And in terms of overall cost for society, is that actually a good thing? It's not like they are actually providing much redundancy. If one breaks (cut during some construction in the street), the other one likely does…
In Berlin, the left (a party literally called The Left) was leading and eventually implementing an initiative to privatize tens of thousands of city-owned housing units. The same left which has just been elected to…
Agreed, though it's society owning, not government. Practically the same thing, but "government-owned" makes it sound like an adversarial entity and some anti-establishment folks may feel good (or entitled, even)…
As much as I understand the urge to step in when somebody is wrong on the internet ... The R in PR is for "request", isn't it? A merged pull request is still a request (which was satisfied/merged). If I ask you a…
> you cannot have public policy decisions made on the basis of secret intel in a democracy. That is the direct consequence of what you said right before. You don't want decisions made by unelected officials…
> Mistral Large 4: “Human beings are terrified animals wearing the costume of rationality, constructing ever-more-elaborate myths precisely because we cannot bear the truth that we are temporary, meaningless accidents…
For anybody not familiar with pgrust or ClickBench: Pgrust is a re-implememtation of postgresql in rust. ClickBench is a benchmark suite for databases. The link goes to a removal request of pgrust fromthat benchmark…
On the one hand, it makes sense to focus on few whitelisted providers with whom there are explicit confidentiality agreements. On the other hand, the simplest explanation is that the Microsoft grip on those government…
Honest question, in what way did you find it preachy? I didn't feel that it tried to sway me in a certain direction. If anything, it made me think about multiple sides to many coins.
> the ending was disappointing Nothing beats a good cliffhanger to make everybody hyped up for a sequel!
Not to spoil it, but don't keep your hopes up for a great ending.
In principle, this in not surprising. Throw 100 normal-distributed values at the number line with mean 1 and std deviation 2 and some will end up below 0. The higher you make the mean, the fewer will end up negative and…
Haha nice! I'm a noob in this, could you enlighten me: what role does the base model play which you started with?
I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time following your math. Could you please enlighten me? 8.3bn people on earth. 90% if that is ... more than 3.5bn? Something like 7.4bn? How can "the bottom 90%" be included in those 3.5bn?…
How recent is that code?
A revision control system is a tool the journalists could use to achieve this. Commits to the 'enacted' branch could have commit messges documenting the context (when, how, why, who). Unmerged branches could represent…
Could you elaborate?
They detect being coated, no matter liquid or not. (Source: Parents who smoke. And don't tell me the crap they are inhaling is a liquid.)
Sticking your head into non-liquid substances can have the same outcome. It therefore is not a suitable method for detecting wetness.
That statement is nonsensical for the usual formal notion of "undecidable" which is about infinite sets of inputs that a machine is asked to classify as "yes" or "no" instances, also called a decision problem. P-vs-NP…
> I think it unlikely given the harm it would do to them Did it harm them in any real way that the original training material was also of questionable origin? Not the least. We're being naive if we think this is not…
Good public transit even benefits those not using it by reducing other kinds of traffic. Everbody should be in favor of such investments but many people just don't think that far during their next traffic jam…
I'd love to make a survey to see if people read that headline as past or future. Honestly, I couldn't tell before reading the article. Isn't that sad? The language used for international communication is ambiguous about…
> are there solutions for communication when international links are cut There are, but currently the most promising one is under control of a very rich and very politically opinionated person who is not afraid to use…
Not sure why this is getting downvoted. In its specific case that's quite obviously not a good example because removing benign spots isn't harmful, but overlooking malignant ones is, so there is no downside. But if we…
And in terms of overall cost for society, is that actually a good thing? It's not like they are actually providing much redundancy. If one breaks (cut during some construction in the street), the other one likely does…
In Berlin, the left (a party literally called The Left) was leading and eventually implementing an initiative to privatize tens of thousands of city-owned housing units. The same left which has just been elected to…
Agreed, though it's society owning, not government. Practically the same thing, but "government-owned" makes it sound like an adversarial entity and some anti-establishment folks may feel good (or entitled, even)…
As much as I understand the urge to step in when somebody is wrong on the internet ... The R in PR is for "request", isn't it? A merged pull request is still a request (which was satisfied/merged). If I ask you a…
> you cannot have public policy decisions made on the basis of secret intel in a democracy. That is the direct consequence of what you said right before. You don't want decisions made by unelected officials…
> Mistral Large 4: “Human beings are terrified animals wearing the costume of rationality, constructing ever-more-elaborate myths precisely because we cannot bear the truth that we are temporary, meaningless accidents…
For anybody not familiar with pgrust or ClickBench: Pgrust is a re-implememtation of postgresql in rust. ClickBench is a benchmark suite for databases. The link goes to a removal request of pgrust fromthat benchmark…
On the one hand, it makes sense to focus on few whitelisted providers with whom there are explicit confidentiality agreements. On the other hand, the simplest explanation is that the Microsoft grip on those government…
Honest question, in what way did you find it preachy? I didn't feel that it tried to sway me in a certain direction. If anything, it made me think about multiple sides to many coins.
> the ending was disappointing Nothing beats a good cliffhanger to make everybody hyped up for a sequel!
Not to spoil it, but don't keep your hopes up for a great ending.
In principle, this in not surprising. Throw 100 normal-distributed values at the number line with mean 1 and std deviation 2 and some will end up below 0. The higher you make the mean, the fewer will end up negative and…
Haha nice! I'm a noob in this, could you enlighten me: what role does the base model play which you started with?
I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time following your math. Could you please enlighten me? 8.3bn people on earth. 90% if that is ... more than 3.5bn? Something like 7.4bn? How can "the bottom 90%" be included in those 3.5bn?…
How recent is that code?