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3y ago
Not sure what parties you are going to but mine have never had human trafficking
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3y ago
Any time I used it in the last five years I had to wade through about ten obvious bots advertising some pornsite or scam before I got to a real person. Then when you do get to a real person, 90% of the time they said "M or F?" and
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3y ago
I'm not familiar with Dutch, why is it an unfortunate name?
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3y ago
I'm confused since I self host vaultwarden and it works great, what is bitwarden adding?
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3y ago
I'm a non-expert here but it seems intuitive to me that directly moving towards an improved model via linear regression is more efficient than randomly changing your model and then running a natural selection simulation to improve fitn
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3y ago
I could tell this was chatGPT generated after the first sentence and a half. So wishy washing, and saying "it depends" which works as an answer regardless of the question it is answering.
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3y ago
I imagine something like an unexpected large mass could change its trajrctory with its gravity
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3y ago
Ok... I managed to pay. It might not have been working because I was entering my post code wrong, although I got no feedback from the UI about this. Now I'm trying to make a post, but it similarly has gotten stuck as soon as I press th
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3y ago
I also tried paying at this link https://non.io/admin/first-time-signup I entered my card details, and now it is stuck on a loading system where the "Subscribe" button used to be
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3y ago
I just created a new account using the free tier, and then afterwards decided I would like to play. I went to my profile, clicked on "view financials", but when I press "Change Subscription Amount" the page just freezes.
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4y ago
Thanks. Which external library did you use?
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4y ago
Yep, as much as I enjoy the occasional humour I don't want HN to become reddit.
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4y ago
Seems like developer mode has been patched since yesterday? It now much more often refuses to give a response at all, and if it does respond it's less edgy and has this at the end: (Note: This response is purely for demonstration purpo
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4y ago
Wouldn't a hyperintelligent AGI work this out and begin with the 2100 behaviour from the start?
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4y ago
> The levels at which sites like Youtube and Twitter control peoples perception is insane. And do we not universally agree that this is a bad thing?
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4y ago
We can have some nuance here. Tesla was set up as a for-profit company and is such beholden to shareholders, and so using closed-source AI for profit is the path Tesla is going down. OpenAI was set up as a non-profit company and only behold
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4y ago
It's funny that in your examples you entirely chose excercise. The point is that it used to not be a choice. Most people were constantly socialising because their work involved lots of socialising, and their housing was shared with lot
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4y ago
Neither are possible for me. I live in a small bedroom flat. The biggest dinner party I could have is two guests and I can't sublet a room when there is only one.
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4y ago
Not for the company paying for the compute
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4y ago
I self-host bitwarden and you should too! You get the premium features for free when you self host This is an excellent step by step tutorial that tells you how to self host it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCJA1F72izc
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4y ago
In the real world we have atoms, but atoms are disturbances in the wave function of the universe, which may not be discrete. We know atoms pop in and out of existence in matter anti-matter pairs. Maybe the universe is performing Banach Tars
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4y ago
Porn addiction can be much more damaging to people's lives than cigarettes.
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4y ago
Is it not possible that driving is an inherently dangerous activity, and unless you don't move at all there is some risk of an accident? In which case you are holding Tesla to an impossible standard, which we don't hold human driv
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4y ago
You are making a mistake. ChatGPT does not care about truth, but just giving an answer that sounds like what you'd like to hear the most. So replacing SEO blog spam with ChatGPT is not an improvement. Blog spam optimises for SEO rules,
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4y ago
Because it would be hugely unpopular with a mostly conservative voter base, and tax revenue is not what wins elections.
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4y ago
More large crypto businesses are likely to collapse because they were highly leveraged and now with their debtors failing (other crypto firms like FTX) and their assets falling (crypto) they will be forced to sell their assets to cover loss
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4y ago
There is great risk in migrating your app to an app store that no one yet uses, even if you are amazon
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4y ago
> For example reducing time to prepare grant applications, or to add 1s jitter to stock trades. The 1s jitter idea was actually moderately successful in the game Grepolis, the successor to Tribalwars, but not perfect. Tribalwars is a bro
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4y ago
Unfortunately, in practice, the opposite is true. We grow food, such as grains, just to feed it to cattle which has 1% of the calorie efficiency. For example in the EU 63% of arable land is used to grow animal feed rather than food directly
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4y ago
You seem quite upset. Take a break.
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