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5mo ago
is it? vs a bit of ai slop to make my own music player? the only things i care about is some essy enough to use upload process, basic serving, then that theres some smart enough local caching on whatever device im using
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5mo ago
i think you missed the point. depending on the receiver, different and even opposing things are inconsiderate.
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5mo ago
i cant imagine wanting to operate code written by said interviewees it seems like such an obvious target for the likes of north korean saboteurs. Interships already exist as "doing work as an interview"
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5mo ago
> I suppose you are okay with all animated films being impossible to create then. i quite enjoyed watching some animations made on a $10 budget over winter. www.giraffest.ca that and everything the NFB puts together. Art is worth putting
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5mo ago
In general tech has sat in the opposite paradigm: identify when doing something at a small scale is bad, but at a large scale is not unauthorized plagiarism on the individual level is bad, at the medium scale is ick, but at the ultragiganti
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5mo ago
can you elucidate what that advantage is, that isnt renting it out for the highest price to somebody that really needs it?
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5mo ago
it sounds to me like templated text from the UVic ESS office somewhere:P
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5mo ago
i wouldnt really call it a product without support, let alone a good product. its a nicely design hobby, that somebody could make a good product out of, by following the same abstractions
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5mo ago
he's not actually a member of the party. They let him run in their party primaries, rather than him being a democrat. with that context its more sensible that the party brass wasnt particularly pro-bernie. they did their job by letting
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5mo ago
i really want a qwen on one of these chips: https://chatjimmy.ai 15k tokens/s would get me feeling like its actually worth splitting out worktrees to try several approaches to a problem
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5mo ago
operating here is the buying and selling of ads
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5mo ago
>> The NSA has all your data anyway. > Yes, and this is incredibly unpopular and if we had a real representative democracy we'd be able to do something about it. no, this is something people dont care about, and is a low invas
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5mo ago
i dont think meta does business in those two countries? thats not a very relevant comparison.
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5mo ago
conversation around nationalization i think is useful. the people building AGI benefit so much in the long run from its creation, they would be willing to build it with no ownership or control over the result, and continue to pour billions
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5mo ago
id rather some portion go to taxes and also result in diluting the ownership and control over the biggest more important industries. then have the government spend that tax money on services and infrastructure that also increase overall mon
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5mo ago
> people tend to lose money on housing in NYC unless it's held for many years. I'd generally consider that a success metric? People making money flipping houses on short terms is a bad thing
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5mo ago
i think upzoning which requires kicking people out of the homes they currently live in is spending more political capital than changing tax policy to get more utilization out of the existing empty houses. The people that have second luxury
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5mo ago
$0 is a little low. maybe $3?
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5mo ago
MEs take at least a course in it, and its a great course to take. you could probably audit it across MEs, its also the most fun couple classes of the degree, since they build a skill other tha math - visuallizing objects in 2d and 3d at the
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5mo ago
as a mech who then did a cs degree, openscad is the brainfuck of cad like its purposefully built to be unusable
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5mo ago
if all those companies go bankrupt, you could also buy their hardware on the cheap. its almost guaranteed imo that as the model quality evens out, inference cost will drop towards 0 at insane speeds, given how well llama works as an asic.
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i dont see why the government needs to be so prescriptive about how companies run? the current law allows for impartial and biased/focused platforms to exist, so customers can access a variety of platforms and discussion fora. in your
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5mo ago
if they are doing business in kuwait, theyre gonna be reponsible to kuwaiti law. > Then they're suddenly horrible people for being a private company that bans anyone they want. with twitter, people did exactly what is intended - if
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facebook of course, has the money to be responsible for its users comments and posts
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i disagree, this just leaves the door open for whatever your preferred manipulation style is. Moderation was added with a purpose just take away safe harbour as a whole. we dont need to subsidize the existence of Facebook and AWS and ISPs.
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5mo ago
chat support can be great, if the chat is knowledgeable and fast. not sure if it really needs to have the power to act too, but if it can escalate with a really good description of my problem, and then the human support can take action, t
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5mo ago
its reasonably the same "reversion to the mean" or "not x, but y" the intentionally placed tree serves no particular in-game job mechanically. it instead points your eyes to the right place when you walk up the path, and
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minecraft itself is a blank slate until the player or modder or whatever puts all that intentionality in. its a very dead game on its own. they are still very intentional about adding and changing the tools by which you make your own fun th
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5mo ago
building a ton of renewable power is a pretty good one data centers could be a great thing for helping with the duck curve and the like, if they can throttle up and down based on energy cost
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5mo ago
the easy argument otherwise would be that if they sold the IP, they wouldnt be able to revive it in the future, and also they would have nate silver as a competitor in the space
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