Urahandystar

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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Extrapolating your answer, Most mechanical engineering firms are not in the same areas as the cheap houses. So on your point, most mechanical engineers cannot buy a house that they can live in and get to work.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
The goal for alot of "Science" is not to find truth, it is to get shared and thus exposure into the non academia world. This then helps the authors get jobs in a highly competitive world of academia. Its disappointing but "Go
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
What does that even mean?
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Well I know you aren't good at promoting it, you have told us what it is or where to find it!
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
It will become much more walled garden, I think we will see a rejection of the algorithms and we will get content more from communities than ad's tracking you and serving you up content. I think the web is going to look alot like it w
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
The example in the article seems less like a RAG issue and more like a prompt issue. The fact that LLM's seeming can't disappoint the user and have to assume they are correct is what is leading to the misinformation in articles li
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
The UK government does not pay ransomware and advises private businesses not to also. https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/section/respond-recover/ml-ransomwar...
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
They pay for Cursor and Lovable so whats a one off $5-10 Fee?
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
For the record this is not a joke, This is a very active need for alot of vibecoders. They know they need security but they don't know how/what they are missing. Check out the Supabase or Lovable reddits, people reporting that th
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
I get the feeling you're about to make a whole lot of money. I'd move away from enterprise and try to aim for hobby coders with a micro transactions.
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
It has been a huge improvement in places like Manchester which the OP mentioned has switched to the London model. Before it was unbelievably expensive and fragmented in terms of the service with different providers requiring different fares
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by Urahandystar 1y ago
Threat from the state or another state? The uks biggest airport was shut down recently in a similar fashion after a fire at a power plant.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Is that so or is it more likely to succeed because they can raise funds? The way modern VC works is just a packaging industry anyway. A VC will give money to a founder if he thinks that he can raise more money in the future. They'll ge
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Yep people blame technology but its really basic economics and would be fixed by building more affordable homes.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Reading the actually paper I was disappointed with the approach but thats only because I read the article first. This is editorialised to the point it makes the paper look awful which it isn't. The gender mental health gap isn't p
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
I agree, I've always felt that its something that is necessary for much younger founders who this sort of material is aimed at. They don't have the experience so have to work hard to gain that experience, older founders would be m
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
If you change the parameter to a more accurate <%50 of time the country has existed> you can include plenty of post colonial nations to that too. Plenty of African ones none the less, Botswana, Ghana, Cameroon, Senegal.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
It stops them from having to address their national debt, has allowed for incredible spending and the arguably pushed humanity forward with the wonderful inventions. Without it, it will be interesting to see how the future unfolds.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Best I've seen today I might have fallen for it had I not been stung already.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Very cool idea but pricy, I'm guessing thats due to costs of streaming the audio via OpenAI or is it Vercel that pushes the costs up?
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
The huge increase in online fraud would say that your original premise is incorrect. The major financial institutions are eating billions every year in fees they have to refund the customer having been a victim of fraud.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
How would Palestine be able to afford bots?
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Its a interesting pattern in which people self censor due to other sites they use which will filter posts based on things like the Piratebay. Its some thing I've seen alot more in Gen Z users almost becoming slang.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Yes see the case of the french journalist held under the terrorism act at the request of the french government. Whether you do or don't is up to you and your willingness to spend years in prison.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Surely its just a watch.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Its not the existing groups going forward that will be the problem, its going to be the extremists that those groups held back. The pager bombings in Lebanon were a masterstroke but a breach of the known rules. My fear is that they are used
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Such an insane take, how is adding another despotic goverment to the mix going to help?
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
Singapore actually does have a very big social housing program. And gets women out into the workforce after childbirth by having maids.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
This is a win from a public health standpoint also.
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by Urahandystar 2y ago
This just seems like the completely wrong form factor for this technology, Like they were just given these screens at a discount and told make it work.

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