weker01 @ weker01 @sh.itjust.works

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No... The store bought lobster???

Edit: I was not prepared for this today... He brought us so much joy in the time of need and lockdown.

Another one of those tools is image magic. Like ffmpeg but for images

The people working on LLMs also call it AI. Just that LLMs are a small subset in the AI research area. That is every LLM is AI but not every AI is an LLM.

Just look at the conference names the research is published in.

Good for you. And no, I am treating people offline and online pretty much the same.

You should reflect on your initial comment and how that set the tone for the conversation. You claim llama.cpp to not be open source. Well it is in every definition even if it depends on proprietary software. Which it does not necessarily need to as it is fully compilable without cuda, etc with just the CPU inference Backend.

What are you on about? Llama.cpp compiles just fine for me using clang or GCC. Didn't even need to do much just normal cmake commands.

Sounds like the problem sits between the chair and keyboard.

BSD waifus in shambles

Never used a computer algebra system? Like wolfram mathematica or sage math or maple? Then we have proof assisting software like coq and smt solvers like cvc5 or Z3.

This is all software that can solve real math problems in an easy way.

Do you think the left figure depicts a christian monk? I find it hard to tell and no dates are provided.

Another good one is second hand shops. When I was in Helsinki I've found really cool stuff there.

Would you say the price did get spread further out or were they always that far apart?

Unfortunately many US grocery stores geo block the EU :/

Probably because of privacy laws? I guess I could use a VPN but asking here was easier / more fun.

Thanks, believe it or not but I find it actually really interesting how prices differ and what products are sold.

If I travel I always try to go to markets where local people buy their groceries

Align with or are those talking points? If so what concretely is the problematic point here?

This is still not engaging with the content itself.

How does your suggestion not lead to an echo chamber? Ideas and arguments should be considered before dismissal.

Btw I find it really strange that you talk for someone else instead of making your own statements. How do you know what that user suggested?

At the time of writing my comment I did not know about that other YouTuber and am glad I did not encounter them since.

That said I still think that video was not "hateful garbage". While I do not agree with everything she said, I do think she makes some valid points and in other parts she represents her subjective tastes in video games.

Guilt by association is not itself a fallacy in all cases but here I think it unfair to not engage with the actual topic at all. This just furthers division instead of finding common ground.

Hmmn, never heard of QAT. What does it stand for?

Yea, reading my message back I was unnecessarily harsh. But my math checks out.

Sorry, I had a bad day...

Yes. If you fail to market your ideas in that time then it's your fault. Don't hold back society due to your failure.

Your system makes even ideas capital which I strongly object to.

Another point of view: A company like Disney should not be able to have an almost perpetual monopoly on highly influential culture, like Star wars, etc.

No, correctly it would be n * (n-1) * (n-2) * ... * 3 * 2* 1

Or the actual recursive definition

1! = 1

n! = (n-1)! * n

Fuck intellectual property in it's current state. As it is now it mostly benefits corporations instead of small creators anyways.

Terms of protection should be shorter. Way shorter than the life of the author + x years.

Erm. In what world do you live that the precedent in your expression is right?

In all languages and countries I know multiplication binds more strongly than addition. So what you wrote would be

n^2 - n - 2n - 3n....