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> the second guy can train their model by using the first model to generate the training data

Isn't this somewhat akin to a model learning from its own inputs? Doesn't that behavior lead to model collapse? Either the model is trained on pristine data, in which case it stagnates, or it's distilled from another model, which leads to model collapse.

And then a random sun flare like in 1859 wipes it all out

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrington_Event

That's Steve Jobs for anyone who wants the answer to this vaguepost

Yes, there's a github tool. I just ran the Arc-to-Zen tool from https://github.com/Thinkscape/arc-to-zen and it imported everything flawlessly. Zen now appears to be a drop-in replacement. Try it out!

The substantiation is sunsetting a popular browser because you bought into AI hype. Hence, tool.

Yes. An Atlassian account is mandatory.

I saw it mostly in the new tab screen. When you type, there's an option to query chatgpt instead of doing a search/url input. ALso they bundled the Max AI which summarized pages. To me that was only useful to summarize pop culture chat stuff like "Why is XXXXXX getting cancelled?"

Split tab view, convert to vertical/horizontal split, the easily swipable spaces... the list goes on

But to their point, why rug pull instead of updating Arc? My guess is it has something to do with The Browser Company's acquisition by Atlassian

Right?

Yes. The goal is not to get the rapist off, the goal is to make sure the process is working correctly and the plaintiff has done their due diligence.

'Discomfort' is one of those words that technically encapsulates the feeling, but feels too weak to use. Kind of like 'anxiety.' It runs the gamut between slight nervousness to abject terror.

Good job. Yeah benzo withdrawal is, ime, the only one that turns you into a 'wild animal'.

Good job 'choosing life,' as they say.

You found the hard part. The "just accept that you just “can’t”" part. VERY few people can do this. I'd even go so far as to say not being able to say "I can't" is the cause for ALL drug addiction.

All substance abuse is painkilling, in a manner of speaking.

The point is to slow things down, so only the things that truly matter get done. Otherwise growth for growth's sake leads to chaotic hellscapes where no one is at rest, everyone is confused and scared. Slower is better.

I clicked Hosted files but can't leave the rogue encampment. How do I do it?

Just do like they do in Japan where you have Gundam fighting Pokemon, but you have to use a new, unique name for it. "Fighting Pon" instead of GundamXPokemon

If you play as Raynor, you can warp in units with the E key. Just hit your timings and always warp in immediately when it's ready. Also, once the airstrike gets 3 stacks, always fire one off. Finally, every time a unit gets close to touching your firebat, press Q to stim them or whatever. This should take you to level ~44 as soon as Raynor unlocks.

It's nice to know Stimpack marines still roll face.

There's also pinball and an asteroids-like game if you click the "Arcade" button next to where it says "Ashfall Crossing"

I think it's only safer since we're doing less. We're more immobile; sitting on our phones, TVs, iPads. We order stuff online instead of going to the store. There's also less adventure without immediate reconciliation. We can corroborate if what we're doing out-and-about is correct from a simple google search anywhere, which reduces person-to-person interaction.

I consider it at the point I didn't build it with my hands. If I'm placing the girders, I built the building. If I'm instructing someone to place the girders, I didn't. In that case, the best I can get is "we" built the building.

If you open up the web browser in the simulation it's the homepage, and it links out to Extend (in your actual browser) if you click the navbar company logo. I was figuring it was either made with Extend or is an ad for it. Possibly both.

I would say Atmos (read: spatial audio) probably comes closest.

Is this an ad for Extend?

> the high rate at which people were exposed to sadistic violence greatly increased the desire of the average person for sadistic violence in a self-sustaining cycle

Well yeah, everyone wants to belong and be part of the tribe. We conform a lot to societal tendencies. That's not what I'm referring to. I'm referring to the individual sadist with that as a core part of their identity, not an individual with an anthropological adaptation.

Yeah, same :/

I need to inhale to breathe. If I'm addicted to a substance, I need it like the air I breathe. Hypothetically, if a portion of me needs sadism to release tension, then I need it, regardless of social norms. Banning it doesn't remove my need for it, but it might change shape. If society banned sadism in such a way as to make the concept esoteric, then I might wander the earth wondering why I have violent dominant fantasies. It doesn't remove the desire, it removes the definition, is my point.

To spin it back to you:

> That claim runs contrary to basically everything we know about human psychology

Who says? I'd like source(s).

Catharsis. Releasing some form of tension to a machine and not on each other seems beneficial (in absentia of other avenues for release).

I think this is cut from the same cloth as getting the model regulated. They're trying to make it seem like something greater than it is, in my opinion, to increase valuation. A pattern matching tool is rather unexceptional. If it was a conscious pattern recognizing tool, the mistakes would be more forgivable and the whole thing would be more "exceptional."