

Sorry, yes, by bad. Fixed the typo.
Sorry, yes, by bad. Fixed the typo.
I heard that argument so often that the second amendment is there to overthrow tyrannical governments and I heard that from the people claiming that they need guns for that explicit purpose. For work reasons I have quite a bit to do with people from the mountain west and that’s a very common talking point there.
What we can do is defend our families, neighbors and ourselves when ICE comes knocking.
That’s seriously even more whack than thinking a bunch of gun nuts could overthrow the government with a “well regulated militia”.
When you start shooting at ICE, you get another Waco massacre.
Look at any (and I repeat ANY) other example of a country sliding into fascism. Name even one where owning a gun and “defending” yourself or your family lead to anything but all of them laying dead on the floor.
He’s another Musk, who’s cars have been running completely driver-less from US coast to US coast since 8 years now.
It’s the old galactic algorithm. Imagine an algorithm that takes the age of the universe to compute the result, but it always takes the same time independent of the input. This makes it O(1) complexity.
Now imagine you want to sort a list with 100 elements. Pretty much any other sorting algorithm, no matter the complexity, will finish much faster than the galactic one from above.
Complexity matters only when n
gets large enough, and in some cases n
stays small enough that algorithmic complexity doesn’t matter.
(Just to make sure I’m not misunderstood: Algorithmic complexity is an incredibly important optimization tool. Most often it’s even the best one. But it’s not the only one and there are situations where it fails. As always, a good programmer takes everything into account, not just their favourite tool.)
Yeah it’s too late. All the delusional gun-slinging second-amendment-spoiting idiots can think they can overthrow a government somehow.
The last chance to stop this was 13th of July last year.
No. Was cheaper do do it overseas.
This should do it, or am I missing something?
Not much different than real politicians then.
Use illegal pornography instead if you like that analogy better.
Isn’t it kinda crazy that Proton is used not only as a way to play Windows games without Linux support, but also as a specific target because it’s more stable than Linux? (Stable as in “works predictably like expected”, not as in “doesn’t have bugs”)
Linux as a target is super difficult due different kernels, drivers, distros, DEs, libraries, services and so on. Proton just abstracts all that away and thus is a much easier target to develop for.
Have a look at relationship subreddits. They are full of people who have been manipulated and gaslit for years or decades who have no idea what is actually normal. For people like that a reality check is really helpful or even vital.
You don’t have to modify the model to parrot your opinion. You just have to put your stuff into the system prompt.
You can even modify the system prompt on the fly depending on e.g. the user account or the specific user input. That way you can modify the responses for a far bigger subject range: whenever a keyword of a specific subject is detected, the fitting system prompt is loaded, so you don’t have to trash your system prompt full of off-topic information.
This is so trivially simple to do that even a junior dev should be able to wrap something like that around an existing LLM.
Edit: In fact, that’s exactly how all these customized ChatGPT versions work.
Dotcom was a bubble too and it popped hard with huge faillout even though the internet didn’t disappear and it still was and is a revolutionary thing that changed how we live our lives.
Overvalued doesn’t mean the thing has no value.
And that’s why it’s being done. Everyone hopes that they make it out at just the right time to make millions while the greater fools who join too late are left holding the bag.
Bubbles are great. For those who make it out in time. They suck fo everyone else including the taxpayer who might have to bail out companies and investors.
Always following the doctrine of privatizing profits and socializing losses.
That’s the big issue. If it was only about competence, I think throwing dice might yield better results than what many politicians are doing. But AI isn’t throwing dice but instead reproduces what the creators of the AI want to say.
You just responded to a comment that explained exactly what you are asking for.
Long-term side effects are called that because they stay for a long time, not because they appear after a long time. They develop quickly after the vaccination and stay for a long time.
No effect.
If the customers are still in Florida and they still earn money in Florida, they are still subject to Florida law.
The way they handle conflicting requirements in different regions is to use regional flags. It’s quite simple and it’s been done for a long time in more tightly regulated fields like e.g. online shopping.
If it’s legal to sell weed online in some areas and illegal in others, you can’t just say “Well, our servers are in a region where it’s legal so we send weed all over the world.”
If by “foreign adversary” you mean the US, that might even be true.
I understand what you are wondering and I gave you the answer: No.
Long-term effects happen soon after injection and stay for a long term. They don’t happen years down the line.
You can also wonder whether the sun will turn green when you fart, and also there the answer is no.