Racing0461

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by Racing0461 3y ago
This is actually a pretty good use of the data if its done by a university for a study or the NIH in a nonprofit capacity. Using prescription data on insurance to see outcomes at a societial level for prescriptions since it's all in on
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by Racing0461 3y ago
They could have adapted to the modern era instead of getting wiped out.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Watching it live just feels better. Go back and watch one where they do it live and one where it does it pre-recorded. Something just feels off with the pre-recorded one. By live i mean they are doing the presentation on the spot, not live
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by Racing0461 3y ago
And video game creators. True open world games with infinite choices that affect things down the line.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> Or even (as you mention) abandoned live presentation altogether. The writing on the wall for this was when Steve Jobs died. Covid just gave them the nails. There's just so much that can go wrong (elon musk throwing the ball at the
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by Racing0461 3y ago
I mean cars for the average joe. Of course the roads would still be there but everyone driving on it would be a worker of some kind (trucks, usps, ups, ambulance, busses etc). In that case, having a bike lane on the road is fine. They alrea
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Why? neither MSFT or OAI are monopolies in the AI space.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Bike lanes on roads are the wrong solution (albiet a cost effective attempt to avoid spending real $$$). Bike lanes should be separate to avoid casualities and at least on roads drive opposite to the flow of traffic instead of mixed traffic
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> The jury These cases always goes like this. Jury awards 1 billion dollars etc. It always gets revised by the judge later on. Is this any different?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
It's not. I bet this is going to be the mcdonald's ice cream machine of airport technology same way mobile passport controls is never open and people need to stand in the long lines.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
That's not the tradeoff. It's a decent house out in the suburbs vs some dense urban inner city apartment or something attached to other people with people of varying crazyness for lack of a better word living around you. And if yo
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> most quality of life metrics This is what we refer to as "europoor". Sure they have taxpayer funded "healthcare", council "housing", public "transportation" but it's not really what i would
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by Racing0461 3y ago
And it's worth every penny. I like cars and single family homes.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Can you guys lemma know when is the year of the linux desktop? I wanna add it to calcurse.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> After a day of playing with the free version of Resolve in 2017 I gave BlackMagic some cash for a license & capture card for audio I see you've came to the same conclusion i did years ago. I look at it not as paying for softwa
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Here is the headline Business Today published just in case you wonder why businesses do this "Google Gemini Outperforms Most Human Experts & GPT-4 I Artificial intelligence I Google’s DeepMind". It's all marketing. Same r
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> calculus vs. statistics debate this is no longer the debate. the debate is whether kids should have to take math classes at all in order to graduate. And based on what i'm seeing, the answer the schools came up with is - No.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
I was interested in why also since there was already JNI. This is what i found >>> The FFM API allows Java programs to interoperate safely and more easily with code and data outside the Java runtime. Unlike JNI, which often involve
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Only if it wants to do business there. If a company is just headquartered there, they have to comply with regulations no matter what.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
We both know that's not how regulations work. Mistral is going to have to get a legal team to understand the regulations, have a line item for each provision, verify each one doesn't apply to them, get it signed off and continousl
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by Racing0461 3y ago
The new avatar (blue skin not arrow) game looks like this demo with some characters tossed in to control.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
With the new AI regulations the EU is going to adopt, how long will mistral be paris based?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> March 15, 2023 Is this obsolete? Does it contain the cutting edge prompt engineering techniques such as saying you'll tip 200$ for a correct answer?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
The year of the linux desktop is upon us.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Agreed on this (the DEI part, not the obama part. It's much bigger than that.). Previously it was a mutual understand that ATC wouldn't get snarky with pilots in th air until they are on the ground as pilots have the final say. La
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> Tesla is the only car that gets better every few months via over the air updates If hardware is software locked, this is pretty easy to accomplish. >> Coming with next month's update - heated seats. The heating coils were al
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> hate the lack of tactile buttons in those cars This is one thing these new generation of "ipad only" cars gets completely wrong. We should be building these interfaces the same way NASA built the mars rover instead of buildin
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Just like how lottery is supposed to increase funding for schools but the amount thay got brought in due to lottery was then subtracted from other sources so it was a wash. I'm assuming this is going to be the same thing unless it&#x27
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by Racing0461 3y ago
I agree, its not really about salaries. Thats why people arent really motivated by the small promo structure or being rated TT/Exceeds Expectations at big companies. It's more about not being a wagie/generational wealth when
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by Racing0461 3y ago
People only read the title.

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