JCharante

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by JCharante 2y ago
a match has multiple rounds doesn't it? Seems logical to bet on individual rounds or events that can occur throughout the match.
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by JCharante 2y ago
well it's live sports, watching live is the big deal. Also people are gambling on the outcomes so watching a few minutes behind is a big deal
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by JCharante 2y ago
is this specifically in India? I never see bollywood stuff in the US but half the catalogue is dubbed/subbed korean dramas
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by JCharante 2y ago
> or he actually is a "fucking moron" and you failed as a manager to elevate his skills/performance to a satisfactory level. sometimes managers don't have the authority to fire somebody and are forced to keep their s
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by JCharante 2y ago
and no liposuction scars!
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by JCharante 2y ago
Did HN automatically strip "Prediction -" from the title? At a glance it makes it look like the author is working on making it happen
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by JCharante 2y ago
Wow really? This could be a huge market for rich people who need a beach body within 3 months. Ozempic + a vacation in space could be a game changer for them.
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by JCharante 2y ago
I suppose you're right. As long as there ends up being some form of public discloser either through a journal or press conference in a timely manner (e.g. not 50 years from now) then humanity can still benefit.
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by JCharante 2y ago
MBPs are really thick and burdensome
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by JCharante 2y ago
Good on them. I encourage the freedom of protectionist policies because then in five years the average local will realize their government is dumb for doing it.
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by JCharante 2y ago
:( I was going to hope the pigs would recover soon but they killed them all
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by JCharante 2y ago
Why not pay for apple care? In the US it covers water damage
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by JCharante 2y ago
Huh? It hashes the binary and phones home doesn’t it? Go compile anything with gcc and watch that it takes one extra second for the first run of that executable. It’s not verifying any certificates
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by JCharante 2y ago
I have an even easier approach: - have an iphone/mac w/ icloud+ - go into settings - add custom email - get redirected to login to cloudflare - buy/pick a domain for $12 - icloud+ automatically sets up the MX records on the d
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by JCharante 2y ago
"Are you from corporate?" is what I often get when I need to give my email to a store associate.
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by JCharante 2y ago
I’m glad the neutering program worked. I usually don’t go to touristy places, but I will make an effort to come here now that I know it’s a transient opportunity.
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by JCharante 2y ago
> To me these podcasts are the equivalent of the average LLM-generated text. Shallow and non-engaging I think that's what makes notebookllm so realistic. To me this is my perception of all podcasts
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by JCharante 2y ago
This is hilarious
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by JCharante 2y ago
but did anyone even notice?
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by JCharante 2y ago
I said the EU is not that big of a market. It’s less than 1/3 of the global GDP. We seem to have different definitions of a big market.
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by JCharante 2y ago
Sorry I fail to see your point. Is it that conflating chicks and chickens is good enough performance?
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by JCharante 2y ago
Nice. I used Claude 3.5 Sonnet to generate a word problem & false solution for my example.
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by JCharante 2y ago
The humans were prompted to read the AI responses very carefully because their hallucinations are very good at convincing you with words. It takes a certain skillset to question every word that comes out of a language model because most peo
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by JCharante 2y ago
That’s also true and a HUGE problem when companies are hiring non native English speakers to work on English datasets.
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by JCharante 2y ago
After posting I realized that the farmer bought some chicks so it could be interpreted that way. I should have modified it to say that 6 chickens hatched. Anyways this thread is a perfect example of the chaotic datasets that are being used
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by JCharante 2y ago
Thanks. I meant that holding a degree does not guarantee that you are smart.
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by JCharante 2y ago
tbh your data would be too unstructured, it's not really being used to train unless you flag it deliberately with a feedback mechanism
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by JCharante 2y ago
It was a math problem, like this. Q: A farmer has 72 chickens. He sells 15 chickens at the market and buys 8 new chicks. Later that week, a fox sneaks into the coop and eats 6 chickens. How many chickens could the farmer sell at the market
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by JCharante 2y ago
Well the article began by talking about how before these data training companies would just hire generalists for $2/hr, but now they're hiring degree holders. And it mentions that smart people will be necessary. I'm just sayi

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