x% of Startups in the US were founded by foreign workers statistics is needed to show that this is lower or higher than average.
Also, capital per startup or other factors could show why the percentage of success is plausibly higher or lower.
Over twice that proportion founding startups sounds very significant. It's not too surprising though - if you're able and willing to take the risk of migrating for work, you're probably more likely to be able and willing to start a company.
Do LLMs actually store and reproduce facts? The longer I use LLMs, the lesser i trust facts as complex as "capital of australia" to be answered, truthfully.
LLMs could be described as storing and reproducing beliefs, but they're definitely not databases that can be easily maintained as things change or verified for perfect accuracy at any given moment.
I think the best way to use them is to have a minimal language model that is as small as possible while still being able to comprehend language; and that this then goes off to an actual knowledge base of some kind where all the factoids can be checked separately.
Humans have separate explicit/declarative memory and implicit/procedural memory memories. I think the Transformer architecture puts everything into what is really only suitable for implicit/procedural; I think RAG is trying to be a separate explicit/declarative memory system, but I'm always to busy to study this in more than a superficial level, so I'm not sure.
Perfect thread detection was mathematically proven to be impossible.
So why install antivirus software?
It is just one more layer app that should run with elevated privileges, increasing both attack surface and trying to increase defense depth.
So why increase complexity, for unknown gains?
But nice of the article, to link tools that help you think about threats for iOS/macOS.
I have no clue what the original buildings look like.
But if we need to run a campaign about how to build, it should be "build like in africa - low resource investments, heat-resistant living spaces"
Scrolling up and down on this website, the top "progressive blur" was annoying: too strong in the vertical expansion, on too small an area in the height used.
The performance is terrible for me too and I'm using last year's Snapdragon flagship, it feels like it's dropping to something like 15-20fps when scrolling. God help anyone trying to read this on a lower end device.
Silky smooth on both a two year old Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 (Xiaomi 12) using both Chrome and Firefox and on a iPhone Pro Max 15 using Safari. Might be some other problem with your phone?
Actually realized I was using Firefox Focus on that Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Just downloaded Firefox to try it and it's also the same as Firefox Focus...no issue. Could it be an extension? Fwiw, I don't have any extensions installed on any of the browsers.
Some people still get pregnant with 14, and the next generation makes the same "mistake", as that led to not an ideal family situation and wise parenting. (German here, so no foul play / illegal intercourse happening in most of such cases.)
