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Setting the temperature to 0 mathematically tells the system to always choose the absolute highest-probability word (known as "greedy decoding"), but in no reality is this "deterministic". Output drift is still a thing.

Out of curiosity, which models are fully deterministic? I was under the impression that all LLMs were fundamentally probabilistic.

You're not alone.

My guess is that both interfaces where claimed (by a driver) already, so it's impossible to bypass (hence "back doors"), as the goal was to send commands directly to the hardware.

But it's hard to derive that conclusion from context alone, the style is so fucking annoying to read.

Except that you're wrong. The referenced sentence is in a quote block, written by Opus.

And they have spywares in their IDE and if they even think for a second that you're using the trial software in an unauthorized way, their lawyers will threaten you.

Like, they won't even try to discuss with their sales team, or try to clarify the situation. Despicable company if you ask me.

Two wrongs don't make a right. Whatever StudioCanal is doing, does not ethically or logically absolve Sony of doing the same to its own customers.

You're moving the goalpost. I get that many people view Vincent Bolloré as a bad guy.

But him being a "far-right actor" or whatever that means doesn't excuse Sony's anti-consumer actions in the slightest, that's completely missing the point, and turning things political for no reason. And also a logical falacy.

Son your defrgument is... what? It's okay for them to rugpull as long as they are removing movies from a company which you don't support for... political reasons? Whew!

Correction, by the author or Material for MkDocs, Martin Donath AKA Squidfunk.

And we're also here to use double dashes, aren't we.

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that's a wild theory, considering that Tolkien himself described Gollum to be "a small, slimy creature" after the revisions, probably because of Jansson's depiction of him. and although the parallel is clear between many characters of the Hobbit and the Bible, do you have any credible sources that Tolkien took inspiration from apocryphal texts (or in this case the Hadith) ?

Also with the rapid advances of vision language models, I would be surprised if we don't see image-to-text-to-voice system that works with real-time video in a not-so-far future! Like a reverse "Genie" where instead of providing a prompt and it generates a world, you provide a streaming video and it spouts relevant information when changes happen, or on demand, for instance...

You do know that some people aren't totally blind, right?

Wired has a paywall that allows users to read four articles per month for free before requiring a subscription.

There's a PR for that [0] ! Eager to see it in action.

[0] : https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/pull/29496

I don't think it's out of the ordinary, sadly. Bell Canada has been known to do just that. They can use the IMEI.

Oh yeah, walnut is a great dye. No need for mordant, too. And everytime I drink nocino (an italian liqueur made with unripe walnuts), I'm wondering what my insides look like, haha!

As for the GT-U7, this software can be used to avoid Windows, it seems:

https://github.com/semuconsulting/PyGPSClient

It's wasn't just "an MS employee". It was an experienced postgres developer. Someone who understands the benefits of open-source.

We simply don't know how many backdoors there are in closed-source software... do you prefer to live with your head in the sand?

Nowhere does it state that these are permanent, though.

No child dies in the movie:

> Marc's dog Cléo comes after her owner, and one of the fortress walls collapses, killing her. The war ends, as both sides help bury her.

for as long as I'll need to recompile PyTorch for it to adequately support my card, yes, it matters.

ah yes, the good old HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION=10.3.0 switcheroo

Better in what way? Restic is well written, and is "mature". Rustic, is still considered "beta" software.

Hey, it's not stupid if it works! In the context of this particular game, I can't see why it would be a bad idea. Even if you need to conserve some kind of state... gzip the whole thing and copy it elsewhere, it's going to take seconds!

Well, that seems like the ideal candidate for a RAM drive, doesn't it?

Surely you are being sarcastic?

Funny you mention this. With cable, I used to be able to skip ads with my PVR (MythTV). And that's entirely my right to do so, nobody can strip it from me. My TV, my rules.

Same thing with the web. My computer, my rules.

But google of course is unhappy about it, and will try to frustrate as many users as it can until they can push their "web integrity" crap down users' throats.

But... your point doesn't contradict the author's ?

So, electronic payments are of course more convenient... but they do indeed force us to go faster. They speed up transactions, reduce queues, and eliminate the need for cash.

I'm happy I can buy stuff online, but that in turns also makes me consume more.

You're speaking of some of cash issues... but have you thought about impacts on the the homeless of a 100% cashless society?