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1y ago
Yes, this also seems bonkers to me.
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1y ago
Did you know in the US Federal law does not require any specific licensing or safety training to purchase a firearm.
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1y ago
Yes, inverting it back to before there was regulations and a massive tourism industry.
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1y ago
But it is not a US company.
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1y ago
Yes, profound emotional response. There were cg animations before Pixar.
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1y ago
Pixar moment for me means a novel techonology evoking a profound emotional response for the first time. This was not it.
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1y ago
Nothing more human than a hater.
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1y ago
Did you made it for yourself or for your wife?
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1y ago
It is simply more difficult to cram the specs into a smaller form factor and they sell for less. A loose-loose situation. The same is happening in the tv market. 32” is disappearing because it’s more expensive to build smaller 4k displays.
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1y ago
When it comes to risk-reward decisions, I think humans are pretty bad at this. Individual circumstances often influence decisions more than statistical reasoning. The chance that a human will need the expertise of a health professional at s
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1y ago
So in general you would argue the US system is better?
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1y ago
Several industrial scale recycling facilities in the Netherlands have closed or gone bankrupt partly due to how cheap new plastics are. They simply can’t compete and were hoping for legislation that enforces producers to deal with the waist
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1y ago
You seriously couldn't understand a single sentence?
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2y ago
It’s not man vs machine but man plus machine: human ask the right question, machine gives plausible answers. Human processes this and comes up with a new question. Without a human in the loop a breakthrough isn’t even registered.
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2y ago
Have a good location
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2y ago
First AI is a tool. Then when it can outperform its will replace. Starting with junior devs, then as output speed and quantity grow and it becomes difficult to track, it will learn to manage itself. Do it’s own code reviews and internal dis
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2y ago
How is this different when flying?
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2y ago
Good point
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2y ago
Too many I’s and they’s
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2y ago
Lex?
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2y ago
I miss those days :’
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2y ago
Maybe AI can translate
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2y ago
No
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2y ago
Where?
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2y ago
The noisy pattern of the skin, combined with noise from light hitting the camera sensor, plus the noise created of image compression creates an effect that is too subtle and random to “learn”.
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2y ago
What if you add all products to your shopping cart and save it as “favourites” and scrape that every other day.
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2y ago
Switching is easy
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3y ago
Then why ask for directions in the first place?
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3y ago
Just yesterday I opened a USB charging station to rip out the LED's. Don't want to mess around with tape. I also remove big obnoxious logos with toothpaste.