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RobLach
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This is a misguided and ludicrous argument. If you can write a book, you can self-publish on Amazon or on Amazon competitor's and reach a commercial audience billions large. If a self-publishing marketplace for some reason won't t
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Hardly so. There's ample evidence that the current is the greatest opportunity for dissenting thought and opinion to have massive reach without much consequence or effort. The idea that we're in a dark age of thought is purely rhe
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For the underprivileged: https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.07157 (Dunno the differences between the preprint and the published one. The preprint claims 100tb/s.)
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The F-35 program is spread across hundreds of vendors with representatives grabbing a piece for their constituents. I wouldn't be suprised if different diameter o-rings are coming from different suppliers. This is a strategic approach
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Anyone see them when they were doing parking lot shows around the upper Midwest at the start of their career? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL4lHwjX9pM The song Teachers calls out a bunch of Chicago house music artists in
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If you're a residential PG&E customer you'd have to look up your current tariff schedule here: https://www.pge.com/tariffs/electric.shtml Likely, no, as your rates have been set some time ago.
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"Ubuntu Server on Azure best practices guide.pdf"
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These bots are the perfect targets for showing ads about 5G given how interested they are in it! Maybe someday we can just do away with human run accounts.
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>"You have the brains of Silicon Valley and New York moving to Miami." Is this true? All I've heard is money is moving there.
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If you're joined by a billion other people...
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Excellent article. Worth a read even if you're not maxing IO.
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It’s always some external thing: “the algorithm”, as if that doesn’t just mean “the way we programmed it”. Computing systems are do not act on their own. That the system did this was because it was allowed to, or more accurately, told to.
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Instead of a hostile tone you should write your own article that suggests otherwise.
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Detaching yourself from politics is in itself a luxurious political statement.
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Intel could stop making CPUs altogether and would still be a huge player. This is all the result of Intel fab failings. They have the talent to compete, dunno if the leadership wants to take to it.
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I think most people have a fundamental misunderstanding of what social media platforms are and how they operate, all of which is laid out within the contractual obligations of the mutually agreed upon terms of service. If you post something
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AWS is not a service provided by the state.
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Surely the EFF will say that Amazon shouldn't be forced by the state to provide their services to a company they don't want to.
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Is anyone claiming that censorship of social media platforms is a good idea? It is mostly people under a false/misunderstood "freedom of speech" pretense saying that Twitter/Facebook/etc should not be able to ban wh
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How so?
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Free speech for a corporation is allowing them to ban whatever they want that's effecting their bottom line. Hosting and publishing certain speech is a liability. Why should the state dictate what a corporation must allow on their own
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Or maybe they just want a CEO who leads their company towards success instead of being distracted by such nonsense.
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Sure but that’s a significantly worse ROI of the effort of trying to get that out of me.
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Exactly, bound to have at least a couple bil laying around.
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Can’t they just send Brian Acton an email? He’s got to have some cash left over from selling off WhatsApp’s user base to Facebook.
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I’m surprised some firm didn’t put together a class action given there’s precedent: https://www.eater.com/2015/11/11/9714840/in-n-out-doordash-d...
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This is excellent work and Microsoft Research continues to leave a positive impression on me by reason of what they're focusing their energy on.
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Some investors would be more into throwing money at AI if they can rationalize thinking it’ll make it back rather than thinking it’s just researchers having fun.
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Better than keeping it secret.
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The test they did was of a digital signal, no? As long as the signal gets from a to b there would be no quality difference.
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