CBarkleyU

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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Please keep to Reddit with comments like that. If you don't have anything to contribute other than the most basic things, just keep it to yourself.
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> but OpenAI is not a charity. Something doesnt have to be a charity to be donated money towards. The question was: Why aren't they donating the money? The answer is: Because the want to make money. Just FYI: OpenAI tried going the
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> But the AI is (supposedly) not making a copy of your painting. You are mixing up the two things that I've mentioned in my original comment. You have to differentiate between creating a copy and creating a derivative work. Both of
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
>but that's not the point of contention. The training data set has been granted the right to be distributed (by virtue of it being available for viewing already - it's not hidden or secret). The proof is that a human can alread
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> Just because you can view something or free doesn't mean you can use it anyway you want. This whole thread really makes me want to pull my hair out. Difference between illegaly creating a (even temporary) copy of a copyrighted wor
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> All Correct. Says who?
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
He announced that he would leave Twitter -- which he did. For two days. Dec. 18th to Dec. 20th
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
What is long term storage in the context of renewables? Scaling UKs PHES capacity times 40 so that it lasts a whole day doesnt seem like an impossible task. I might be naive, but it seems extremely possible, given how those 24 GWh capacity
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Is that more or less laughable than all the things that he promised but didn't accomplish?
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Please adhere to the HN guidelines for commenting.
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
For anyone interested, here is an excerpt from their only Glassdoor review (the review itself is very positiv, btw): " [...] Cons Small startup Does not pay too much without taking equity into account. [...] "
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
It's like asking me asking you why I would drive a Mercedes over my BMW. How would you know? All you could do is to list a million things that are different on a Mercedes compared to a BMW and then claim every one of those differences
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Hm? No, they're probably using the integrated browser to browse the internet while being ingame. They're not talking about the store itself.
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
>This is Max Blumethal Oh, am I talking to Max right now or have I just left out a crucial part of your comment changing it's meaning? We will never know. Hopefully my little quip illustrates why I said what I said in my first comme
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Misleading title (highly unexpectedly, even Max Blumethal is closer to what Merkel said than OP). Merkel was talking about the Minsk Agreement being a stalling tactic to see how the Ukraine/Georgie situation would end up before decidin
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
You seem to be highly unaware of the CoD bubble. CoD is selling like hotcakes and is definitely the main decider for a sizable amount of people in their console purchase. The purchase would recapture the US market in the next cycle for
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> This means any concession that MS gives out end up feeling like handouts to the market leader, which just feels strange to me. I don't find this to be the case at all. SONY is market leader in consoles because they've been do
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
You should be looking at the genesis of libraries, you might find the answers there :)
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
"The lion never says "It took me 15 minutes to hunt the antelope, if I keep at it, I might hunt 4 more down -- wait I could actually take tomorrow off!" -- The lion isnt stupid, he didn't go to business school. Au contra
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Disagree. Let me introduce you to 5DWWBO6HPD (acronym is subject to change). 5 days, 6 hours. If I dont have any meetings past my 6th hour of being in work-mode (including lunch time), I'm not going to produce anything that won't
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
If you were a famous person who only bought their coffee at that one place, and bought more coffee than (nearly) everyone else put together -- then yeah, I would definitely call that place "cjt's coffee place"
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Odd -- Germany has a similar system and smaller parties kinda feel forced to take responsibility and thus take part in a coalition. Might be media influence, but also because "Opposition ist Mist" - "[being in the] oppoisitio
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
In the hopes someone will see this: Why isnt this the standard? I've never been in the position of coordinating multiple engineers, but when I look at my colleagues code I never ever once cared about their individual commits. What am I
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Let me add to that list: -- FSD promised Q1-Q2 2017 (never delivered) -- Model 3 will cost $35,000 (starting price >$45,000) -- Summoning your Tesla will be available around 2018 (never delivered) -- No people in the actual Tesla product
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Im actually a bit suprised. Getting anything but MISRA C/C++ certified is usually a no-go, but maybe and finally this is an alternative to fucking MISRA.
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
> From what we know, so far, it was the EU countries which elected politicians that went after their own people. Not the US. Please stick to Reddit with cheap rhetoric like that.
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
I guess I can see you from the shadows...
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
It does look really nice, but unfortunately it's 60hz
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
I wasn't aware that Unity was a startup. Mighty long runway, those 17 years. When is Unity going to take off?
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by CBarkleyU 4y ago
Oh yeah, we mean the same thing. I was just hung up on the definition of sidewalk.

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