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just to be clear, for posterity:

> Err... Noo? It was not what I meant.

Yes it absolutely is what you meant, which is proven by your insisteneces here:

> [...]common sense should do?

> Yes I see that we require common sense[...]

what do you think "common sense" is? would it, maybe, be a certain "level" of "smart" that you think "non stupid" people have?

i honestly can't tell if you aren't able to recognize your criteria as biased, or if you're just philosophy trolling but that's when I dip out of the conversation, hence my other reply.

again, hope it all works out for you, or whatever!
On the other hand they were in government when the Nord Stream 1 agreement was made official and building began.
Nope, I'm also not a applephobe. I like their devices and software, but I don't like their politics. I think we're aligned here in our thinking may the best product prosper!

Your question wasn't that clear. Also, I think Mi11 will be capable of doing such things, because Google is also eager to have their Models running locally. I remember a news from January of this year, that Google brings their Gemma 2B locally on devices. Other LLMs are also eager to achieve that. It's not like you stated, Mi11 is an old hardware and nothing will run on it.

The next thing to consider is, is really 3B model is running on (only new) devices or is it just a mockup because openAI is in behind doing some magic?

What about your comparison, that Apple is capable to do 3B and Mi11 not because it's old hardware.. we just learned, that over 90 percent of all Apple devices can't do 3B.. isn't it the same like to say over 90 percent of all androids can't run 3B? ... Yes.. because their not built to do so. In Future you can assume, all of the new devices of certain price will be able to.. in fact, I didn't see the statistics, but more/less than 10 percent are capable right now and will get the software update soon for ...

So, how to counter that arguments? :)

Edit:
Not from January, but from a month ago:

https://medium.com/@samvardhan777/running-lightweight-llms-o...
Qualcomm's case goes beyond "we have a valid license agreement" as to the destruction of Nuvia's design. They're arguing that they do have a valid license agreement, but also that even if they didn't they would still be the lawful owners of the IP and would not be required to destroy it. They might not be able to use it, but they could hold onto it, because nothing in Nuvia's contract with ARM requires it be destroyed by Nuvia.

> 5. Even putting aside Qualcomm’s broad license rights, ARM’s reading of the termination obligations in the NUVIA Architecture License Agreement (“ALA”) is wrong. To the extent any destruction obligation exists, it explicitly applies only to ARM Confidential Information.1 But ARM again omits important facts: (1) under the NUVIA ALA, information in the public domain is not subject to confidentiality obligations, and (2) ARM publishes its instruction set without confidentiality restrictions. Anyone is free to go to the ARM website and download the 10,000+ page ARM Architecture Reference Manual.2 In this case, Qualcomm’s CPU cores are designed to be compatible with the publicly-available ARM Architecture version <redacted>.

> 36. Moreover, even though ARM demanded destruction of Confidential Information obtained under NUVIA’s ALA, NUVIA had implemented ARM Architecture <redacted>, which had been publicly available on ARM’s website for anyone to download since at least around January 2021—over a year before the destruction request. <Redacted sentence>. Therefore, ARM Architecture was not Confidential Information, not subject to any restrictions, and not subject to any destruction obligation. For the same reasons, the NUVIA core design did not contain ARM Confidential Information.

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> It's also quite a visible move just to delay the proceedings.

I really don't agree. It looks like a bog standard discovery dispute.

(cites are paragraph numbers in https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ded.798...)
To clarify: as the victims.
I still rely heavily on principles acquired from courses on Software Architecture and PL studies as a part of my CS degree - and I can definitely see a difference in how people organise their code with same tenure but no schooling.
like a shepherd whistling to their dogs. i imagine it's left a bit vague, like: "i need to be in that lane, please clear some room".
I don't get the sense the author really understands the existing literature.
In fact, I think the author has misunderstood the main point from Mori's 1970 paper[123], the counter-intuitive relationship between "affinity"[z] and human-likeness -- the uncanny valley itself.

For a specific example, consider the discussion of Mori's "famous graph" near the beginning of the article.

> the graph assumes you have an objective and linear way to measure similarity to humans. In reality, we rely on human intuition to know what is more or less similar, and this leads to wildly inconsistent determinations.

Mori's graph isn't a data plot. It's a drawing to illustrate the concept (the "valley") in an intuitive way.
I am certain that Mori understood very well (just from reading the paper, haven't a clue about anything else about him) that human perception is not an objective or linear function.

The article circles back to repeat its own talking points many times, is full of strange and unsupported claims, and the author keeps circling back to their (mis)understanding that "more human" appearance should result in a proportional "less unease", i.e. the "myth" Mori was busting way back in 1970.

This prompted me to read the paper again, so thanks for that!

[123] https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6213238

[z] https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/11496/what-is-a...
I wonder if there’s a type of fungus humans could eat that would break down unwanted fibers and microplastics?
IDEs can be useful, but can also weaken developers. People get used to the IDE keeping track of bloated, overly complex interfaces. Autocompletion also leads to a style of development where every term must be defined before it can be used in any code. That may seem to make sense at first, but in practice means that it becomes impossible to freely sketch out code paths without first defining all terms. Depending on context this may all be appropriate and valuable, but it is worth keeping in mind that IDE saturated development has particular characteristics and may potentially amount to a crutch or even an impediment.
"Though anti-Semitism has been unmasked and discredited, it is to be feared that its history is not yet at an end."[2]

That's just a quote mine. If you read the whole article [1] It mentions other times where antisemitism was regarded as a "ephemeral craze" which later entered mainstream politics and agitation (duels between antisemites and jews and mob violence). It mentions revivals of organized antisemitism as recently as 1907. Nobody would read this article and come away with the impression that antisemitism was "a passing phase in the history of culture" unless they were talking about a thousand years in the future.

Furthermore the entire article is extremely biased in the jews' favor (particularly noticeable when the article glosses over widespread investment banking fraud but calls antisemitism a "barbarian movement" and calls out popular antisemites by name and accuses them of fraud and having "evil notoriety". You also have the fact that most readers would consider Europe in the late 1800s to be more or less the same enlightened and liberal continent as it is now. So that particular section about antisemitism being a passing fad is just wishful thinking which would be picked up by most readers.

Also it's well known that you can't predict the future, to my knowledge the 11th doesn't predict WW1 which is generally considered as being influential in the rise of the Nazis. People buy encyclopedias for their information not as an oracle.

[1] https://archive.org/details/EncyclopaediaBritannicaDict.a.s....

[2] https://archive.org/details/EncyclopaediaBritannicaDict.a.s....
Squats and deadlifts are the most effective exercises for strength training, as they involve a large amount of muscle mass, and therefore allow you to lift heavy weights.
If Apple AI succeeds, then Android AI will just look like an upgrade by comparison. Best-case-scenario, Apple creates a super-helpful model that exclusively uses local compute; then Android releases the same feature with the ability to choose uncensored models.

Especially considering how Apple's Neural Engine is borderline-pointless for LLMs, neither Android or iOS feel particularly well-poised to deal with this trend. If anything I lean more towards Android, since Android manufacturers have been shipping 8GB of RAM in phones for years, and support the Vulkan accelerators that a lot of inference apps feature.
I don’t mean to be rude but honestly the graphic is entirely uninterpretable. No labels, no explanation. I can’t make sense of it.
Since you own a Framework in particular, I think a more likely scenario is that 2-4 years from now you have the option to upgrade your mainboard to the latest Intel/AMD x86 silicon, or to the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon/Oryon ARM platform. I can imagine the next upgrade 2-4 years after that maybe having a RISC-V option.
>The question is, are these companies the one that still work by fax and think the internet is a fad?

No, only the government thinks like that.
Well let's start with the [1]

5 of the 9 squares have negative odds. If you play those your expected value is guaranteed to be negative. One of them has even odds, so barring any positional nuance to evaluating it sooner (of which there is none up front), there is an expected value of 0. So off the bat we have eliminated 66% of the search space by doing just 6 comparisons of odds. In fact, we haven't just solved the first turn. The optimal strategy is invariant to the outcome of the first draws. You will ALWAYS want to play the top row until it's complete, regardless of who gets which slot.

Top left has an odds spread of +35 for the player. Top right has an odds spread of +40. So the right is guaranteed to be a superior choice. We haven't even begun to do any sort of nuanced analysis here and we're down to just two options.

Top middle has a superior odds spread of +50. You would need to run some sort of model to derive the exact positional score of the corner vs. the upper middle for a first guess, but I'll tell you based on strong gut instinct, the middle slot with 10 points better odds is going to be the better choice. You can validate this on the new tutor mode if you want.

Here's the algo I would use:

* Calculate all net odds
* If there's positive options, ignore all neutral and negative options. If there's no positives but there are neutrals, ignore all negatives

* If there's any slot that offers you a > 50% chance of winning, play the one that does this with the best odds

* Otherwise add one point per unlocked path, (e.g. 3 on a corner at games start, 2 at the side, or 4 for the center) or stopped path for your opponents

* Pick the highest score (net odds + positional points). Break ties with higher probability or otherwise pick randomly.

A few nuances here:
* It'd probably be better to use odds ratio instead of net odds but that's trickier to spout off the top of my head

* Probably underweighting the center by a bit for first choice but simplicity is good

Feel free to this against tutor mode and find a counter example.

The logic typically just gets easier and easier as the game goes on too.
Eye tracking is coming to iPhone and iPad too. I’m sure it won’t work quite as well as the Vision Pro’s hardware, but for someone who can’t take a headset on and off by themselves it’s nice to have options.

https://9to5mac.com/2024/06/13/turn-on-iphone-eye-tracking-i...
the strength to weight ratio is fortuitous, but this application is for its biocompatibility.
> sorry you can't figure out how to

Oh no, I could very probably do. I *do* think, so I see things, and I could express them. But it would take a wasted long time, best spent on other efforts.

But if a society needs manuals "how to walk", there is a problem which is not solved with walking manuals - you are not supposed to have that problem.

> i'm happy ... is working out for you

You should restrain that.
Counterpoint: intellectual potential is wasted on most people and most professions. Even most intellectually demanding jobs don't actually require a ton of intelligence.
FWIW, I've considered mapping a midi pedal board to meta keys and macros before. That alone could be useful - you'd go from a typist to something like an organist.
>Your establishment has gone from "Ukraine will get to Moscow in 3 months"

I think you are getting your information from some weird bubbles or Russian propaganda. I don't think anyone establishment said anything like that. If anything they expected Ukraine to collapse.
> At this point, we should be teaching classes on how to build great new things and get them sold off to the big slow giants. Rinse, repeat. I know there are people already doing this, but it's not well known or recognized.

https://www.ycombinator.com/

https://www.startupschool.org/
I don't think I'd want my internals exposed to the stuff fungi have to excrete to break down the fibers. Fenton chemistry is used to clean lab glassware, I think.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fenton%27s_reagent

Review article on fungal degradation of lignin:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3180040/
Depending on who you ask, LVT would ideally replace all taxes, including income, so the property tax bill would be the only tax you paid. In this scenario, getting rid of LVT would be a significant undertaking, and very noticeable.
I really appreciate your thoughtful response! I'm going to have to take some time to meditate on it. I think I see where you're coming from, and where my opinions may differ. Cheers!
It’s totally possible that *we* are “living” in such a simulation.
I wouldn’t say it’s misleading, it’s still a very important financial metric. You just have to be aware of its limitations
My apologies, that came off harsher than I intended. I've used xlwings in previous jobs to complete Excel automation tasks, so thank you for building it. xlwings is one of the projects that motivated me to start Row Zero. My main issue with it, and other Excel add-ins, is they break the promise of an .xlsx file as a self-contained virtual machine of code and data. I can no longer just send the .xlsx file - I need the recipient to install (e.g.) Python first. This makes collaboration a nightmare.

I wanted a spreadsheet interface, which my business partners need, but with a way for power users (me) to do more complicated stuff in Python instead of VBA.

To borrow your phrasing, our thesis is that it has to be Excel-compatible spreadsheet + something, not necessarily Excel + something. It's early days for us, but we've seen a couple publicly traded companies switch off Excel to Row Zero to eliminate the security risks that come with Excel's desktop model.
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This is true, with the caveat that your imports don’t share member names in common (e.g. you can’t static import two “medium” members, one from SpiceLevel and the other from PizzaSize). Swift doesn’t have this restriction, at least as far as enums are concerned.
Does anyone here know how the sensor technology actually works? Is it capacitive touch, a low voltage electrical connection, or something else? Also, how would something like this differentiate mouse use from speech?
As much as I like their clothes I can’t say I’m a fan of their holier than thou attitude. For example when the founder “gave the company away” but was pretty obviously just setting up a tax dodging structure. It’s like pick a lane dude, you can’t be a billionaire and a saint in this life.
Hi there! Sorry about the issue of old posts reappearing on your feed reader! This is an issue I observed too. The issues were caused due to redesign of my website which led the feed entries to be regenerated with new <guid> values. Perhaps I should generate these <guid> values from the post slugs or some such attribute of each post that does not change whenever I redesign my website.

By the way, I have no intention of disturbing the current design anymore, so this issue should not occur again.
Surely you could pull this trick just by using full screen mode couldn't you? And all that requires is any user interaction.
Quit caffeine, for one.

No. Seriously. Quit caffeine. For at least a few months. You sound like you have a mild issue with anxiety. The caffeine isn't helping. Do not listen to its lies of productivity.

Start this weekend, and see what happens.
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> you'd need to set it up so that LVT lowered the average voter's tax bill. I'm not sure how feasible that is.

Highly feasible!

https://www.commonwealth.ca/ < These guys propose a citizen's dividend/sovereign wealth fund

Alternatively, it would be easy to lower taxes in parallel with the increased revenue. The nice thing about taxes is that they are paid in dollars - meaning you can spend them all sorts of different ways ;)

Or if you want, "georgist" theory proposes lowering (improvement) property taxes/income taxes/capital gains taxes/sales taxes which introduce deadweight losses. A tax is fundamentally a disincentive so why are we disincentivizing working/building but not speculation? Plenty of room for improvement ;)

> which is a societal good. But it's not direct and short term like many of your other examples.

Excellent point! Reminds me of a certain climate-related topic ;) Again though - I think there is reason to be optimistic. Public awareness is gradually increasing[1], housing/zoning policy discussion is a hot topic these days, and young kids are volunteering/attending rallies at a higher rate than any previous generation[2]

[1] https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=land%20v...
[2] https://www.statista.com/statistics/1448606/us-political-act...
It isn't there are large real world implications and difference in what each does and what risk it exposes to the end user.
There is also a technical blog post [1] on the architecture of Private Cloud Compute. I don't think that there are any details on the context being sent, just that any context is ephemeral, can't be traced back to you, and that the machine instances leverage Apple Silicon's Secure Boot and Secure Enclave.

[1] https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
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which vscode extension do you use? I remember the neovim one was buggy with selections, so I use the other big vim extension, vsvim or something.
This is close to, but not entirely, true. The US federal government also has the power to levy direct capitation taxes (taxes that are effectively constant per-person without regard to any other factors).

In practice, those taxes are impractically regressive, but the federal government does have that power under the Constitution.
> there is enough evidence that something has changed

Of course, something has changed - every invention changes something, that is almost a tautology. However, is there any evidence that the change is negative and drastic enough to warrant my attention and time of day? I think not.
If it's a controlled incineration with the appropriate filters and capture mechanisms, I doubt it's that bad.
>Local news stations talk all the time about "property tax relief", and there's a general sentiment from just about everyone involved in local politics that property taxes are a useless drain.

That is because they are not marginal, and they are not land value taxes.

You basically get rewarded for leaving a large piece of land undeveloped in the middle of an urban area. You do no work, and reap all the gains of appreciation while society around you does the work of making the place desirable to live, hence making the land desirable to buy.

You also get armed protection via military, police, and courts, and all of their salaries are disproportionately paid by everyone else doing work.

Earned income instead of property tax is the biggest and most perverse subsidy from working people (especially young) to non working asset owners (and older people) and hence collect rent.

On top of that, we give lower tax rates to capital gains, and on top of that, we let land owners indefinitely defer taxes via 1031 exchanges. Exactly the opposite of what a just society would want to incentivize. We take from laborers and give to owners (and their descendants). And then dream about becoming owners ourselves.
A lot can happen in 88 years. With only one copy, there is a reasonable chance that this album will be lost to time. Even if the label has a copy sitting in a vault to release it in 88 years, who’s to say that label will even still be around. So many things could happen.

I get they are trying to make a point, but the idea of music being exclusive, just seems wrong. They want to make it like art… I don’t have to go to France to see the Mona Lisa, there are pictures of it online. I only have to go to a museum to see the real thing. It seems like a concert would be the museum of the music world. There shouldn’t be listening parties at museums, Wu-Tang should go on tour. If people want to hear the new songs, they can see them performed live.
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What’s the forest meant to be? I don’t begrudge anyone their hobbies, I just find it pretty tedious when people play word games to get people interested in their thing. Sustaining the planet has nothing to do with the original mission of SustainOSS.
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