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Awful. This is the same argument that the conservatives in Sweden have used to justify their massive increase in CO2 emissions after gaining power in 2022. Tech won't save us, and it's easier, cheaper, and more effective to fix your own heavily polluting grid than it is to plant some trees in Africa, or give away some solar panels and call it a day.
Oh, you might have one of the newer ones that use interferometry to detect soulless entities.
Yes. This is how motion detectors work. Normally, motion detectors have an IR emitter that acts as a particle, but when someone walks by, the IR emitter works as a wave, triggering the motion detector.
Notably, this doesn't work with dogs, as they have no souls.
Sure, but there are likely 4% more cars on the road now than there were in 2019. One graph I see shows about a 1% YoY growth of the car population in the US. EVs might have saved us from a 4% increase in car emissions, but car emissions are still increasing. I am really not convinced that EVs are the solution to the US's massive car emissions. Ban production of all gas cars in 2024 and then maybe there's a solution in sight.
Pretty useful article! I'm pretty sure I've seen data shifting happen a few times on Jerboa.
I wonder if uuid7 based pagination solves these issues. Precise enough that you don't overlap/over fetch data with time based pagination, while still being essentially time based so you have a consistent offset. Definitely important to limit the size if requests, though.
EVs make up a very small percentage of the market. The majority of cars are gas powered, and more people are buying more cars, so it's not like the number of gas cars is decreasing, just some of the additional cars are EV. It was be very hard for California to be climate neutral while it's still so dependent on cars.
Quantum computers are not advanced enough to break RSA/EC yet. NSA might have some secret backdoors, but the recent focus on quantum-resistent encryption from both the public and private sectors (see TLS and Mullvad) has nothing to do with China.
What is a one-time crypto, and how does it allow you to avoid the use of quantum-vulnerable asymmetric encryption such as the algorithms used for HTTPS?
it's obviously a scheduler/p-state bug in windows, look at the Linux performance
I guess that makes sense, but I wonder if it would be hard to get clean data out of the per-token confidence values. The LLM could be hallucinating, or it could just be generating bad grammar. It seems like it's hard enough already to get LLMs to distinguish between "killing processes" and murder, but maybe there could be some novel training and inference techniques that come up.
I thought confidence levels were for image recognition? How do confidence levels work for transformer LLMs?
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