tpolm

> There is no reorganisation of the model durring inference.

one could argue that model can reorganize / interact with prior knowledge captured in text form (edit files) hence there can be reorganisation

HIV did not exist in human population before XX centiry. Crossings from SIV are extremely rare - vaccinations is about HIV, not SIV

any kind, like, literally anything that would explain where did your statement come from :)

maybe the data proving that "more often" with numbers

> facts keep aligning with the left more often

[citation needed]

So what prevents enemy from creating 20knparticipants constantly sending fake data?

I wonder how this system can be protected from spam - if anyone can send data there, enemy can, too

“We just launch it and we know everything will be dead – everything that will be found there in this particular area will be dead,” says Kokhanovskyy.

Everything! Everything! Like all the deer, all the rabbits, all the decoys! Obviously we trust Kokhanovskyy

Come on, Russian "страна наиболее вероятного противника" (the country of the most likely enemy) was always the military name of the US since the Cold War. Now used in military texts and also as a sarcastic cliché

If the survelliance tech is so great, why post amber alert messages with the license plate numbers all over all highways to help find the car?

What is expensive in nuclear energy? Reason there is not more of nuclear reactors is not the cost, it is regulation. Regulation can be changed (it also seem to already have, recently, IIRC - starting 2024 NRC law changes by Biden admin and later by Trump admin)

> The US just cannot build cheap energy

Nuclear power anyone?

Vegas: ordering a tax "to a hotel" - hotels have different entrances, pickup / dropoff there during crazy times is hard. Uber UI for Vegas is unique / some features are designed to make it easier for driver and passanger to find each other

Airports: different regulations, different rules for pickup/dropoff. Also scammers who pretend to be in a car, walk with their phones around pick-up ares in airport and do bait-and-switch (saw that in Istanbul SAW and in Dubai Al Maktoum)

Second this

Have the same pattern, issue is cortisol/stress, not sounds / etc that happen precisely at night

Built simular things tonwhat Op did (thoug using Oura for sleep tracking, not Garmin)

Result: no statistically significant variations in sounds, CO2 normal etc. Cortisol is what doctors/AI told me first

Modern-day Turing test: AI receives $100,000 and must make $1m

well, produce own steel. Own processors, own drug precursors...

Does oobe trick no longer work?

Oh, this is surely AI, not something related to SAP "voluntary" leaving the Russian market.

Money

It wasn't Russian pension, it was the famous Soviet pension, yeah.

Not so ironical much, eh?

The Wikipedia article says that he had a lifetime pension and died in his 70s from stomach issues.

Where did you get this "died in poverty" nonsense from?

simple: more layoffs

Well, why not "look at Sweden", then?

Heard this many times but without detail. What exactly is expensive and time-consuming? Chicken/Beef, beans, pasta, rice, some greens, salt, pepper. Cooking simple dishes and putting them to a freezer can be done on weekend. What exactly is expensive and time consuming in US?

For some reason was not banned for that, but for something totally different

8chan

there were more than two recent incidents lately:

- YouTube outage this November 2020

- August 2020 outage of Google Suite including Gmail

in both cases no postmortems were published

somehow they managed to build complex systems like gmail, continuously develop new features there and not have massive outages due to "migrations" - suggests that something that they were doing right, they are no longer able to do

it is interesting that is both cases (recent gmail and this one) it was a "migration":

"As part of an ongoing migration of the User ID Service to a new quota system"

"An ongoing migration was in effect to update this underlying configuration system"

it was not a new feature, not a massive hardware failure, it was migrating part of the working product due to some unclear reason of "best practices".

both of those migrations failed with symptoms suggesting that whoever was performing them did not have deep understanding of systems architecture or safety practices and there was no one to stop them from failing. Signs of slow degradation of engineering culture at Google. There will be more to come. Sad.

Thalidomide, anyone?