Avshalom

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by Avshalom 6mo ago
On the other hand Walmart has been getting rid of self checkout because they're not actually effective.
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by Avshalom 6mo ago
"every 5th article is about no-code-solutions that sometimes work" might be unexpected but it's hardly the stuff of institutionalization.
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by Avshalom 6mo ago
Well it's a good thing we blew up those children before they could blow up those children I guess... A least Iran isn't poised to come out of this in a stronger position than it started.
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by Avshalom 6mo ago
No available evidence suggests that Trump and Hegseth don't just like blowing up children.
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
I mean first off: no the exact same image is conjured because we are reading this in context of knowing who jfk and stalin are and we know they aren't strippers and all language is contextual. That said: We invited the stripper, JFK, a
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
Obviously Volvo/Polestar needs to whip up a V60 BTCC edition to compete.
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Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me(theverge.com)
4 points by Avshalom 7mo ago|0 comments
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
John Nelson Darby largely. The Catholic Church's official stance is that any sort of literal antichrist and apocalypse is heretical.
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
I mean arsenic is objectively unhealthy. None of the other things in your parenthetical are
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
Man, putting a burger between two pieces of bread with onion, lettuce, tomato and pickle isn't compensating elsewhere
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
Right, so because no one in this thread has the ability to remember past their own personal preferences: The demographic that Beyond and Impossible claimed to be chasing was the like 85% of Americans that answered polls about wanting to eat
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
>>I don't like how he's been biasing Grok, etc. >>But, what exactly is so bad about Grokipedia
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by Avshalom 7mo ago
https://youtu.be/GcqQ1ebBqkc?t=1027 is on such but he doesn't actually say that each model has been profitable. He says "You paid $100 million and then it made $200 million of revenue. There's some cost to
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
Well that's a problem the software industry has been building for itself for decades. Software has, since at least the adoption of "agile" created an industry culture of not just refusing to build to specs but insisting that
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
>key leaders of the AI labs struggle openly with the morality of what they are building they definitely are not.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
Flock would not exist if they held ethics as a priority. It's The Panopticon from the well known book The Panopticon is Unethical
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Nearly half of 50-cal ammo seized by Mexico came from US Army plant(icij.org)
16 points by Avshalom 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
I have a minor in CS and no -producing the assignment by the deadline is important- grades are not based on quantity of code vs classmates.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
what class are you in that "producing output at a [rapid] pace" is relevant to the grade?
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
I continue to pronounce it S-Q-L... and G-U-I; generally I pronounce most things as initialism and I'm right to do so.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
Yeah but it's february.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
"higher speed" isn't an advantage for an encyclopedia. The fact that Musk's derangement is clear from reading grokipedia articles shows that LLMs are less impervious to ego. Combine easily ego driven writing with "h
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
It will not be interesting because she has never been an advocate of free speech.
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FDA's rejection of Moderna threatens to stifle broader vaccine industry(statnews.com)
7 points by Avshalom 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
Lisp is written top to bottom left to right but because it's (almost) fully nested it's executed right to left bottom to top. Haskell and OCaml are, by comparison, not very nested.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
Okay but again what multiplier of features have you actually shipped.
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by Avshalom 8mo ago
When you say multiplier, what kind of number are you talking about. Like what multiple of features shipped that don't require immediate fixes have you experienced.
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by Avshalom 9mo ago
People hate it when copyright law is used by corporations to crush people. People hate it when copyright law is ignored by corporations to crush people. This isn't particularly hard to grasp.
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by Avshalom 9mo ago
Trump doesn't care because he has no fucking idea how anything works (cf tariffs).
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Minnesota Proved MAGA Wrong(theatlantic.com)
12 points by Avshalom 9mo ago|0 comments

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