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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
The second paragraph of your post seems to imply negligence on the end of Uber if they're not vetting properly.
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Governor Newsom signs bill to protect kids from social media addiction(gov.ca.gov)
66 points by Cyclone_ 2y ago|163 comments
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
Aren't most AIs trained on puic data, i.e. this doesn't seem terribly surprising?
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
Agreed, scraping is more appropriate for when one gathers data from a 3rd party site.
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
Not justifying what they did with qc, but qc is missing from quite a few places in software development that I've been apart of. People might get the impression from the article that every software project is well tested, whereas in my
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
I'd imagine at that level they'll have access to altitude tents to try and adjust. But I do wonder how effective those would be, since you only sleep in them.
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
From my experience it's only been electrify america chargers that have been down. I've never experienced an issue with Rivian charging, and I use that more frequently.
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by Cyclone_ 2y ago
I'd say deep learning is a subset of machine learning, and LLMs are a subset of deep learning.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
I believe based on timestamps of forums posts they believe Satoshi is somewhere in Japan.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
What is there preventing people who are on the platform from getting other jobs? Your comment makes it sound as if those people are completely incapable of doing any meaningful work.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
What's the most interesting conclusion you were able to find using the advanced data that you wouldn't be able to see with the basic stats like QBR or yards per carry?
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
You really think 90% could be pranks? Anything could potentially be a prank, that doesn't change the fact someone could be in imminent danger. Police need to always both exercise caution and respond quickly to potential crimes.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
They last quite a while, I've used di2 and SRAM red. If I were riding this I would only need to charge it 2 or 3 times to get me through it.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
Yes it is harder when no one else is working for you, not sure though if he did a time trial (short days) or had rest days. He also doesn't have any SAG, which makes it much harder as he found out with his di2.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
Agreed, the only people I know of that subscribe to multiple publications do it for professional reasons. I only subscribe to WSJ and it's more pricey than others but worth it. I get all the major stories.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
That might make sense if you're in town, I rent out a house of mine that's far away from where I live most of the year and this seems like it might be worth a shot in that type of case.
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
I know you have the option to convert to USD, but haven't seen yet if there would be any fee to doing so. Also, it might be difficult to get every merchant in the country to be able to accept bitcoin. The other thought I had was if the
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by Cyclone_ 5y ago
Not sure how big the target market will be for this. Wonder if they've done research to see what %, or how many users have more than 10 tabs open at once? I don't see any performance issues at all even on machines from 2012 unless
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Give gpt-3 a tinder account and see how well it does
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Will be interesting to see the social impact on this. I kind of wish sometimes there was a plug-in that could just block news postings on facebook, since I don't go to facebook to see what friends are saying about the news
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
People are downvoting this because the facts make them uncomfortable. Funny how when you posts stats it makes them angry.
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Not exactly the same. Signal is banned by Iranian government, parler was banned by US companies.
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Kind of weird that the law prevents the agency from additionally charging the company. If you screw someone over, why should you not pay them some extra compensation for the trouble they've gone through?
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
I have houses in Milwaukee and Tucson and go back and forth between the two. There's enough remote jobs out there now that I feel comfortable going back and forth between the 2 cities. There are times when I wish I could build camarade
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
I used them in the past but moved away when they dropped opensuse support. I may have to try them again
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Wonder if this is a sign of desperation?
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
Just hosting, DNS, load balancing, managed DB. There's plenty more options than just those 2 though, I thought it would be good to hear what other opinions on the subject are. Whether it's a PHP application with a MySQL database o
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What are good alternatives for AWS?
16 points by Cyclone_ 6y ago|18 comments
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
She mentioned she was interviewed online. Was it a video interview or someone IMing questions? A non video interview would have been a red flag to me.
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by Cyclone_ 6y ago
It would be more helpful if she uploaded screenshots of the emails, including the sending address, and pictures of the letterhead. Assuming she's telling the truth about everything this would be by far the most elaborate phishing attac

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