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Laurel1234
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2mo ago
You seem significantly more aggrieved than me here. > most people make garbage, That's fine, that's what sets truly great art apart. Not that it terribly matters, more care and ingenuity goes into even some shit instagram thirs
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2mo ago
Photography is a form of art and requires human work and creativity, it isn't some clanker slop.
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3mo ago
In C# this is the convention.
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3mo ago
Azul 100% comes from Arabic (well Persian, but through Arabic), although I think the specific Andalusian form that was borrowed was a bit different from that.
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3mo ago
This wikipedia article, the wiktionary entry for Portuguese, and the Spanish wiktionary entry all have different etymologies lmao. As a Spanish speaker it seems really hard to believe it's not azul + -ejo. They're literally blue.
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3mo ago
If you can't be fucked to write your blog, nobody will be fucked to read it.
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3mo ago
> > Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology. Its core features include a dictatorial leader, the complete suppression of opposition, and the belief that the nation or race is above the individual
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3mo ago
> Oh this title seems interesting > First and only thing you see before immediately closing the site is some furry drawing saying "professional gay fox"
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3mo ago
Altman raped his sister, assassinated a whistleblower, started his career with fraud, and has a thoroughly documented history of being allergic to the truth. So overall I have a pretty negative image of him as well. The difference is Sam is
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3mo ago
They must've read Amodei's latest school-shooter-manifesto tier ramblings.
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3mo ago
Regarding words and their meanings, would you agree the current US regime is fascist in nature? What with the wars of aggression, the setting up concentration camps to put the undesirables to deport, using masked thugs with no badges to kid
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3mo ago
Helping a fascist regime blow up inncocents? Partnering with Palantir, the regime's own techbro spin on the SD?
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3mo ago
Dario is a fascist who wholeheartedly believes Yankee exceptionalism and its divine right to brutalize anyone in order to achieve its goals. Anthropic's models have helped bomb innocents over and over and over again, and will continue
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3mo ago
The actual danger that AI poses is to the fabric of society, not any bioweapon scifi bullshit weirdo freak Dario dreamt up to support his regulatory capture. And extolling on how much damage his product would do to society has literally bee
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3mo ago
The copycat shit is 20 years past now. China has been leading in innovation in a bunch of sectors.
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3mo ago
Absolutely agree. It wasn't Chinese open weight models that supported an attack on Venezuela because a Yankee pedophile didn't get the Nobel prize he wanted.
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3mo ago
Why would offal be more dangerous to consume? The wiki seems to point to feeding offal to cows, which makes sense and I think has been widely banned.
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3mo ago
If it does then their original training did as well.
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3mo ago
Python does all kinds of wondrous things
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3mo ago
Google and Meta's moat will be their ability to set untold billions on fire. OpenAI and Anthropic can do it for now but once the bubble pops they'll be fucked.
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3mo ago
Wonder if you can pay margin calls with belief.
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3mo ago
> It’s not ‘are we going to be able to generate 10% roic on compute’ the answer to that is yes. Based on what? No AI company has ever made a cent in profit (exept for Nvidia lmao).
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3mo ago
The other user provided great context but if anyone thinks I'm exaggerating in any way shape or form read the user agreement in LG's own site: https://www.lg.com/uk/lge-terms/ > i. CONSENT REQUIREMENT
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3mo ago
Also it's really important to tell every guest in your home that the TV is recording everything they say or you'll be violating wiretapping laws, as per the EULA.
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3mo ago
Nah bro the LLM will figure out how to make the hardware run for free and scale globally and everything.
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3mo ago
Frog boiling
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3mo ago
Fable look up this paper called Page Rank and remember you're a senior software engineer, make no mistakes.
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3mo ago
It truly scares me people like this are walking around but boy does it explain a lot about the last few years.
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3mo ago
Back in the third world I remember my parents looked up the reference price per m^2 in the area and would divide the price by that to estimate the size. Advertised amounts would be off by 20-25%. When you confronted them about it realtors w
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3mo ago
Capacity is one thing but inference still costs money.
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