Den_VR

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by Den_VR 8mo ago
So they… drive the data around NOVA?
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by Den_VR 8mo ago
Are they an ethical alternative to the human version?
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by Den_VR 8mo ago
I still find myself quite taken by some sci-fi writing. Iain M Banks works, Rajaniemi, and Joan Slonczewski. The “problem” is that they are not popular the way Harry Potter or isekai are.
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by Den_VR 8mo ago
Considering we’re not actually “stripping the earth bare” and that’s fear mongering hysteria… I’d be interested to know the facts if true.
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by Den_VR 8mo ago
What concerns me are the implications if the Dark Forest Theory is correct.
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by Den_VR 8mo ago
If not for being forced off, most people would never have left windows xp… many medical practices and industrial facilities still are in it.
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by Den_VR 9mo ago
Unfortunately.
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by Den_VR 9mo ago
I find Apple weather incredibly frustrating… I keep wanting to use it like I used dark sky, but it’s just not there… And I still don’t think it’s as accurate. At least not in Europe. I remember with dark sky being able to know if it’s rain,
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by Den_VR 9mo ago
The Carter Center has a 43 page report that goes into the facts of the 2024 election in detail. For example “A few minutes after midnight, with 80% of the votes counted, the CNE declared Nicolas Maduro the winner, with 51.2% of the vote, fo
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by Den_VR 9mo ago
The author’s claims that “there was never any credible evidence that Iranian medium- and long-range air defenses against fixed-wing aircraft were attrited to any significant degree“ and that the B-2 is easily to track and target… seem rathe
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by Den_VR 9mo ago
I’ve heard Maduro was not elected in free and fair elections… The official results reported Maduro winning with about 51 % of the vote. European Parliament resolutions and reports explicitly described the process as lacking transparency and
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
I’ve yet to hear a good thing about Nick.
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
Since 22C3 I really enjoyed watching online and chatting with a small irc community about it. I had this notion that if I ever lived in Europe I’d go myself. Well for the last three years it seems I haven’t gone - the ticket situation was a
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
Which has the more negative impact on AI development, the government that wants to make sure AI doesn’t give the “wrong answer”… or the government that wants to make sure AI doesn’t violate intellectual property rights?
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
Three things, not all of which any specific employee does: 1. Fix security issues 2. Create “features” in order to seem useful that the world was better without 3. Rest upon laurels of gmail from 15 years ago
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
As I recall, Gartner made the outrageous claim that upwards of 70% of all computing will be “AI” in some number of years - nearly the end of cpu workloads.
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
There are a lot of old feds that can afford the area because of how it was priced 25-40 years ago. That’s how stable some fed jobs and careers were. Now, talking to a barista in DC and the solution is 4-5 roommates. Not unfamiliar to those
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
I don’t think so, no.
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
The talent that would do such a thing gets acquihired while the competition meets an early end.
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
If there’s more work than resources, then is that low value work or is there a reason the business is unable to increase resources? AI as a race to the bottom may be productive but not sure it will be societally good.
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
Watson X is still a product line sold today to qualified customers :)
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
It’s computer fraud by the operator and wire fraud by the client…
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
It will, especially with the activist trend towards dataset poisoning… some even know what they’re doing
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
The numbers that interest me are comparing home ownership rates at various ages between the generational groups Lots of research shows about a 8-10% gap, that only at very specific ages finally achieved parity. The consequence of this is a
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
> I'm just now at a point in my career, nearing 40, where I should have been at 28. What or who is the standard for where you “should have been at 28?”
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by Den_VR 10mo ago
Good use of an advertising budget, much better than classic ads.
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by Den_VR 11mo ago
Can you link the study itself? What are the demographics of the participants like, the usual that’s clustered on one culture?
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by Den_VR 11mo ago
I can’t imagine why anyone would be deliberately misled to believe Cottonwood Day School on the Navajo reservation is not very nice. Oh wait
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by Den_VR 11mo ago
Bragging about how they monitor users and how they have installed more guardrails.
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by Den_VR 11mo ago
The way it used to work was you’d know somebody that’d know somebody and they’d vouch for you. But these days… it’s the same.

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