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I think this year's EGC reignited my passion for go. Sadly I only had a chance to stay the weekend.

It was my first time going to an international go event, and first time in years since I've last played live. But damn, I had completely forgotten how fun the game is over a real board.

#baduk #egc2023

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I think this year's EGC reignited my passion for go. Sadly I only had a chance to stay the weekend.

It was my first time going to an international go event, and first time in years since I've last played live. But damn, I had completely forgotten how fun the game is over a real board.

#baduk #egc2023

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最近、個人勢VがMisskeyやMastodonに増えてきてるけど企業勢はまだだな。
配信ではたまに話題になるが、実際の行動は見当たらない。

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最近、個人勢VがMisskeyやMastodonに増えてきてるけど企業勢はまだだな。
配信ではたまに話題になるが、実際の行動は見当たらない。

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Hienosti tuhottu brändi. Eikä varmana löydy hakukoneista.

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Hienosti tuhottu brändi. Eikä varmana löydy hakukoneista.

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Destroy your brand recognition and searchability Any% RTA

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Destroy your brand recognition and searchability Any% RTA

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Ei nyt huonoin mahdollinen kirjoitus aiheesta, mutta jätti kyllä toivomisen varaa. Juuri tuota näkyvyyttä vaihtoehtoisille alustoille olisi kaivattu ja sitomista laajempaan somealustojen muutosilmiöön.

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Ei nyt huonoin mahdollinen kirjoitus aiheesta, mutta jätti kyllä toivomisen varaa. Juuri tuota näkyvyyttä vaihtoehtoisille alustoille olisi kaivattu ja sitomista laajempaan somealustojen muutosilmiöön.

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Einsums are the coolest tensor wrangling operator I never remember to actually use.
#datascience

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Einsums are the coolest tensor wrangling operator I never remember to actually use.
#datascience

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@mastodonmigration
Issue of engagement is much more systematic and technical. Even if you managed to reach the theoretical critical mass, it does little good if the fundamental issues of discoverability and signal-to-noise ratio aren't fixed.

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@mastodonmigration
Issue of engagement is much more systematic and technical. Even if you managed to reach the theoretical critical mass, it does little good if the fundamental issues of discoverability and signal-to-noise ratio aren't fixed.

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@davep
And Horse answers "You could say my career really took a dive."

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@davep
And Horse answers "You could say my career really took a dive."

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@TanelAlumae
Ah, I should have been clearer in my wording. The Meta's license forbidding commercial use is different from GPL and explicitly forbids commercial use.

GPL3 is just a general headache, with having to tip toe around the source code distribution requirement. Since I'm not a lawyer either, I'd like to avoid that headache if at all possible.

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@TanelAlumae
Ah, I should have been clearer in my wording. The Meta's license forbidding commercial use is different from GPL and explicitly forbids commercial use.

GPL3 is just a general headache, with having to tip toe around the source code distribution requirement. Since I'm not a lawyer either, I'd like to avoid that headache if at all possible.

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Are there any (upcoming?) LLM+RLHF implementations/weights under a permissive licence?

Most promising project I've come across has been ChatLLaMA, but potential industrial application potential seems limited given GPL-3 license on the software and Meta forbidding commercial use of their weights.

#nlproc #nlp

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Are there any (upcoming?) LLM+RLHF implementations/weights under a permissive licence?

Most promising project I've come across has been ChatLLaMA, but potential industrial application potential seems limited given GPL-3 license on the software and Meta forbidding commercial use of their weights.

#nlproc #nlp

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@nonproductive Post length limit is set by the instance, so one option is to move to an instance (or other fediverse service) that allows longer posts.

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@nonproductive Post length limit is set by the instance, so one option is to move to an instance (or other fediverse service) that allows longer posts.

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@dianor @babumenos
Asetusta voi myös muuttaa yksittäisten tööttien kohdalla ilman että käy asetuksissa asti.

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@dianor @babumenos
Asetusta voi myös muuttaa yksittäisten tööttien kohdalla ilman että käy asetuksissa asti.

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Kuvassa kuinka vaihtaa töötin kieli käyttöliittymässä.

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@Dustybattlemaps
It is quite long and the first two books do have their rough edges, but now it's quickly becoming a favourite. Especially the worldbuilding and juggling of the various plot threads is just superb.

Haven't read either of those. Would you recommend them?

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@Dustybattlemaps
It is quite long and the first two books do have their rough edges, but now it's quickly becoming a favourite. Especially the worldbuilding and juggling of the various plot threads is just superb.

Haven't read either of those. Would you recommend them?

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Reading through #Malazan is giving me a serious #TTRPG itch. Maybe I'll finally get around trying #Ironsworn as a #SoloRPG.

#books

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Reading through #Malazan is giving me a serious #TTRPG itch. Maybe I'll finally get around trying #Ironsworn as a #SoloRPG.

#books

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@undefine
こちらこそ、フォロバありがとうございます！
よろしくお願いしますね :ablobcatmusic:

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@undefine
こちらこそ、フォロバありがとうございます！
よろしくお願いしますね :ablobcatmusic:

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@admhpkns I'm having trouble coming up with a legit use case where you'd come across this behaviour.

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@admhpkns I'm having trouble coming up with a legit use case where you'd come across this behaviour.

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@FediThing Unless the server itself hosts disagreeable content I don't think it should be blocked

This comes across as childish schoolyard bully tactic. Communities are first and foremost responsible for protecting themselves, not imposing rules on those of others. Blocking the actual source directly minimizes collateral damage

Recursively blocking all communities that don't conform to your blocklist will have dire consequences for the health of the fediverse

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@FediThing Unless the server itself hosts disagreeable content I don't think it should be blocked

This comes across as childish schoolyard bully tactic. Communities are first and foremost responsible for protecting themselves, not imposing rules on those of others. Blocking the actual source directly minimizes collateral damage

Recursively blocking all communities that don't conform to your blocklist will have dire consequences for the health of the fediverse

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@noellabo If you mean similar to ones like インスタンス紹介, I don't think there are any.

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@noellabo If you mean similar to ones like インスタンス紹介, I don't think there are any.

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@bigmike The only reason you'd *have to* use one of them is if there is some technical limitation, but in that case the interpreter should inform you accordingly.

E.g. you can't hash a list/set as they are mutable, you can't mutate a tuple, you can't slice or order a set.

Now there are some cases where one is more efficient, but this only comes into play when dealing with huge collections and even then it follows basic data structure logic (e.g. sets are most efficient for membership tests)

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@bigmike The only reason you'd *have to* use one of them is if there is some technical limitation, but in that case the interpreter should inform you accordingly.

E.g. you can't hash a list/set as they are mutable, you can't mutate a tuple, you can't slice or order a set.

Now there are some cases where one is more efficient, but this only comes into play when dealing with huge collections and even then it follows basic data structure logic (e.g. sets are most efficient for membership tests)

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@digital_carver I think this stems, at least in part, from the lack of direct agency the player has in #dwarffortress. There are very few ways you you to force the dwarves to do something, whereas in #rimworld it's almost the opposite.

The autonomy makes the dwarves and the colony as a whole feel more than a collection of stats and traits, and it leaves you as a player in a more of spectator role.

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@digital_carver I think this stems, at least in part, from the lack of direct agency the player has in #dwarffortress. There are very few ways you you to force the dwarves to do something, whereas in #rimworld it's almost the opposite.

The autonomy makes the dwarves and the colony as a whole feel more than a collection of stats and traits, and it leaves you as a player in a more of spectator role.