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3 ngày trướcdiscuss

or someone else is dead

4 ngày trướcdiscuss

  MLKEM wasn't designed by NSA, but rather by a team of highly-regarded European academic cryptographers, including Bernstein's former collaborator Peter Schwabe

As you know, teams are vulnerable to infiltration and individuals to compromise. Corruption often stems from various motives, including ideology

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5 ngày trướcdiscuss

people learn by trial and error. ai output can be 50% accurate. it is still useful

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10 ngày trướcdiscuss

You can compete by being smart and using less-than-sota models and build a more solid business around them

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11 ngày trướcdiscuss

too selfish

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11 ngày trướcdiscuss

use llama.cpp with cuda

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12 ngày trướcdiscuss

it really is the same four words written in a different calligraphy and arranged in a different way (more horizontally). arabic calligraphy can take liberties with orientation of text and even arrangement of letters. the name of the game is make deciphering it a puzzle, but easy enough for the reader to have fun and not get bored.

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13 ngày trướcdiscuss

annas archive is a single point of failure

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13 ngày trướcdiscuss

how the hell is arbitration enforcable ? they will need to go to court to enforce it, right ? you surely can't redeem your free speech human right by signing a document, right ? I'm not sure about US, but I'm sure that in most countries human rights can not be surrendered by contract. These kind of clauses are void

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19 ngày trướcdiscuss

it's not about symathy. Tactically, would you like your enemy to have this kind of control over its employees ? if the answer is no, you should support them

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20 ngày trướcdiscuss

what if they think your face is too brown to use sota ? (they do, and they will?

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20 ngày trướcdiscuss

you can't just selectively sell only to people you like. it's prohibited in most countries

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20 ngày trướcdiscuss

or you can scan you retina using sam altmans device and get access immediately /s

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28 ngày trướcdiscuss

maybe AI will solve this ?

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28 ngày trướcdiscuss

if you write (with a pen) text with mixed arabic, numbers, english words. then somebody else gets to read it, he will read arabic from right to left, then when when he encouters a number or an english word, he will naturally jump to the first latin letter of the word and start reading left to right, then jump back to the beginning if the next arabic word and switch back to RTL. the alogorithm should copy that behaviour.

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28 ngày trướcdiscuss

  Internet Explorer 5.5 implements text-justify: kashida. For one brief, weird browser-quarter Microsoft is the only software vendor on earth that can justify Arabic correctly on a screen.

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28 ngày trướcdiscuss

actually : four and eighty and nine hundred and a thousand

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28 ngày trướcdiscuss

I think he's talking about the rendering algorithm with regards to the stream of text. essentially saying rendering direction should follow reading convention.

on the other hand, in formal arabic, it's not unusual that numers are read in clusters from least significant to most significant (right to left). 1984 would be read : eighty four and nine hundred and a thousand. not sure if the author is aware of this

slim

29 ngày trướcdiscuss

can't you get your head out of the window and yell at him ? serious question, not sure if you can even open the window on thes cars

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who will train them ? average trainers. it's a chicken/egg problem

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