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by 300bps 3y ago
It's hard to guess who you're talking about but that is not what Google does. They scrape public web servers, respecting robots.txt directives and then they provide links back to the original site. And if someone hosts user-submit
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by 300bps 3y ago
The next big trend in AI is it dying the death of a thousand cuts in the form of copyright infringement lawsuits. Example: https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/9/23788741/sarah-silverman-o... Imagine companie
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by 300bps 3y ago
Harvard has 2,000 students per year and a $50 billion endowment. That is enough to refund $500,000 to every student they've had for the past 50 years. Why are universities hoarding so much money? https://www.highereddive.com
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by 300bps 3y ago
Anyone curious like me that wants to see emissions of electric vehicles vs gasoline vehicles, check out: https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/Find.do?action=bt2 Seems like a reasonable comparison. They're comparing a u
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by 300bps 3y ago
OP's take on this resonated with me deeply. Throughout my life I've held the belief that, "I generally choose the right path." That's helped me in five decades of life to never be overweight, never smoke cigarettes,
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by 300bps 3y ago
Nostr Damus definitely should've been able to predict something like this.
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by 300bps 3y ago
We still have no idea what mechanism causes consciousness. I bet in 25 years we'll be no closer to understanding it than we are today. I think this is a good lesson for those watching LLMs and thinking we're on the cusp of imminen
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by 300bps 3y ago
Just once it would be refreshing for someone who gets caught doing something wrong to say, "Wow, ya got me. I'm sorry. Not for doing it, I'm only sorry I got caught. I really thought I'd skate right by on this one. Legit
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by 300bps 3y ago
Looked up your submission history and found your site pretty quickly. Bravo, my friend - you created a service I didn't even know people needed and you're completely rocking it. Great job!
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by 300bps 3y ago
My parents bought me an early Commodore 64 for Christmas in 1982 and I spent untold days typing in source code from Compute!'s Gazette which was the Commodore-dedicated companion to Compute!. Their MLX system for entering assembly lang
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by 300bps 3y ago
Domestic wire transfers in US takes longer and are more expensive than in Europe and developing countries such as Brazil and Argentina Do you think the US is incapable of sending an immediate message transferring money? Of course the US h
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by 300bps 3y ago
Read the book, “Solving the Procrastination Puzzle”. Procrastination is a psychological issue. You won’t solve it with a “To Do” list. Highlights of the book that worked for me: 1. Forgive yourself for past procrastination 2. Goal setting a
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by 300bps 3y ago
Ray Carlsen doesn’t just refurbish power supplies, he created a website to diagnose just about any problems with Commodore computers or peripherals and pinpoint the component to repair or replace. https://portcommodore.com/r
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by 300bps 3y ago
I'd be surprised if he can. Both accounts that are purporting how useful Bard is (okdood64, pverghese) have comment histories defending or advocating for Google frequently: Examples: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by 300bps 3y ago
I’ve been seeing similar comments about Bard all over Twitter and social media. My testing agrees with yours. Almost seems like a sponsored marketing campaign with no truth to it.
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by 300bps 3y ago
Ethereum miners often underclock the Core and overclock the Memory in their GPU because it’s such a memory intensive operation.
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by 300bps 3y ago
There's a lot of research out there already that the OP doesn't seem to be aware of. For one very helpful example: the book, "Solving the Procrastination Puzzle". One of the best techniques to solving procrastination is
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by 300bps 3y ago
On the coasts of the US it’s common to pay $150-$250 per hour for a therapist.
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by 300bps 3y ago
imagine what better, faster, more “intelligent” systems to follow in the wake of what exists today would be capable of doing Is this a given? Sure it will continue to improve but by how much? 200% or 2%? That’s the question. Anyone could’
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by 300bps 3y ago
When you're a 1099 contractor you fill out Schedule C and pay as the employee and the employer.
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by 300bps 3y ago
I’ve actually had very good luck with filling out the small claims court document as if I’m suing the person and then mailing a copy of the document to them with a note that says, “Filing this on Monday unless I hear from you by xxx”.
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by 300bps 3y ago
Here’s a paper that shows how a civilization could colonize the galaxy in under 300 million years: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.04450.pdf Here’s a YouTube visualization of the timeline: https://youtu.be/h
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by 300bps 3y ago
I’ve had mild psoriasis since I was a young teenager. One day it disappeared. Then about 15 years later it came back. In one particularly stressful time of my life it progressed to psoriatic arthritis. Then that went away when the stressful
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by 300bps 3y ago
avoid a lot of the damage by duration matching of assets and liabilities Respectfully, you have misunderstood the situation. This has almost nothing to do with duration matching assets and liabilities. That's how it works on the loan
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by 300bps 3y ago
notorious for over-simplifying any topic My last employer we managed money for community banks. I actually created the system that generated interest rate shock reports that showed the impact to a portfolio of fixed income assets for inte
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by 300bps 3y ago
Wow. No idea this existed. I was about to set up a TV tuner with my Plex and pay $4.99 for the ability to broadcast live TV over Plex but see that JellyFin has this feature for free. THANK YOU!
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by 300bps 3y ago
Your comment led me to learn about Plex Plugins even though I've been using Plex for literally a decade! Unfortunately they're removing support for all Plugins over time and have already eliminated ones that play content. https:&
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by 300bps 3y ago
I’ve had much better luck with 100% honesty. Just say you set up a 20m transmitter to improve the life of a 93 year old woman. I bought a house in my very early 20s. Roommates of mine finished the third floor with no permits. Went to sell t
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by 300bps 3y ago
I taught a non-credit course on Novell Networking at a local college back when I was a Certified Netware Engineer. Will never do that again. 10% of the class picked it up quickly. 80% of the class picked it up. 10% of the class would never
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by 300bps 3y ago
It's actually pretty easy to port C64 software - both Assembly and BASIC. It uses the exact same BASIC and same processor family as the Commodore 64, NES, Apple II and many others. Memory map, graphics and sound are the biggest challen

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