skelterjohn.bsky.social
Programmer, guitarist, gamedev, husband, dad.
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Things you don't want to hear from your oncologist.
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Don't forget how it felt when he was finally out of office.
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They're there to tear it all down, whether they realize it or not.
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If this can transition into real constitutional reforms then I'll take it.
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I'm leaving Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. Already left Twitter but I also intend to delete my accounts.
Funny enough, staying there would probably make me less anxious as I'm force-fed propaganda.
But yeah I feel you. It was such a relief when he was gone and such a gut punch for him to return.
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Why does your oboe reed need its own website?
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You're only old once all your good years are behind you.
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Strongly relate.
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about people posting
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What are you going to do about it?
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There's a lot of that list thing, these days. Phoning it in with my ensemble too, unfortunately.
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When the sky is falling, those who want it to fall make up lies about how it's falling so others can point and say "hey the sky isn't falling, this guy is clearly full of shit"
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Are you having a better experience than just a Wi-Fi router?
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She gives him $1B of Italy's wealth, he supports her continued leadership of govt. Simple, good deal for her.
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Not sure how being socially left-wing precludes one from making AI art.
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Obey in advance.
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Gen alpha has been renamed "The Skibidi generation"
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That seems unreasonably far.
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Isn't there a risk that your samples aren't representative and the benchmarks become misleading and gameable?
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I mean, that's just how he writes. Not the author for everyone. I like world over story anyway.
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First half and second half are basically different books. I enjoyed the first, don't remember it dragging so it could be taste.
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You don't come to university with your education already in tow, you come to get it while you're there.
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Woof. That's a lot to fight.
Neuropathy, associated atrophy and BC for me. Quite enough. More than I want to deal with.
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Another victim of the digital dark ages.
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The cost of efficiency!
Also I feel like efficient packing is something that LLMs might not be well-prepared for.
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What's the tie to raw milk?
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What's the aftermath of a seizure like?
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Have you tried just the chocolate?
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A .. babby?
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Given this process (basically, "the model", described in the language of MDP), there are lots of techniques (including the subject of my dissertation) for evaluating and finding plans.
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You start with some description of the situation, ask it to list some number of actions, and then tell it to describe the situation after those actions have been performed.
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I have this idea, which I'm sure they're exploring in the RL community, that you could use an LLM to evaluate states and actions for an MDP.
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Graphic looks like a primer on reinforcement learning!