Readit NewsCould you expand on this? What does neurological "fencing" response mean, and what in the video indicates this is it?
My son was pretty happy with his 11/28 without any experience with js Date. Just deduced it from previous answers. And I explained type coercion to him.
I now realize I may have put him off a career in IT.
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1 GPU - 30 GB/s TX - 12 seconds
2 GPUs - 60 GB/s TX - 6 seconds
4 GPUs - 120 GB/s TX - 3 seconds
By all means,there's no way anyone, even the great Master himself, could have undertaken a project of 14 fugues with various subjects, with the final one (14, not 15) being a quadruple fugue that combines four of them together, without being certain of what the subjects were and that ultimately they could indeed be combined.
Bach scholars have analyzed the paper and the device used to draw staff lines to show that a completed version likely existed, now lost.
it hurts that it's not exactly wrong.
but i don't think it's 100% right either, there are some things that you just can't do reliably, in current db engines at least.
As soon as you start baking this kind of support in to the db all you have if a db engine that has all the other bits stuffed in it.
They'll still have most of the issues you describe, it'll just be all in the "db layer" of the engine.
Your first paragraph describes a simple prompt. The second implies a "jailbreak" prompt.
The bible paragraph is just you being snarky (and failing).
Your examples don't help your case.
I stand on the side that wants to restrict AI from generating triggering content of any kind.
It's a safety feature, in the same sense as safety belts on cars are not a censorship of the driver movement.
When he says it’s a “throne of lies”, a line has been crossed.
The ~2000 is the official count taught in schools, but the actually "commonly" used number in literature is around ~3000. And you actually want more than that, because people's names can use weird kanji which are used nowhere else.
On the other hand, the vast majority of kanji are actually composed of a limited set of "subcharacters". For example, picking a completely random one:
The '徧' is composed of '彳' and '扁' arranged in a horizontal pattern. Unicode even has special characters (⿰,⿱,⿶, etc.) to describe these relationships.So this actually makes creating a CJK font somewhat easier, because you can do it semi-algorithmically. You don't have to manually draw however many thousand characters there are, but you draw those "subcharacters" and then compose them together.