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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Except that robot probably costs more than the prevent value of all clothes I’ll ever buy.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
To say nothing of the difference in number of store listings and their accuracy.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
And just like that, the reason to use Apple Maps is gone.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Japan has different frequencies. At least voltage is easier to go between.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Smokable tobacco is not seen as cool to nearly the same degree as it once was. Vapes and zyns meanwhile are all the rage with young people where they are available. I do think that getting rid of the vapes and Zyns is an improvement for peo
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Do you have proof for this?
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
If they have electricity they can charge from a regular power outlet. A large portion of the population is well served by 120V charging and don’t need more than that. And for what it’s worth, parts of Brazil also run on 220V, so they’re eve
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
This is a cop out. D&D’s rules are very strongly laid out; it rule books spend lots of time on combat, looting, and buying. Anything beyond that (specifically incorporating actual role playing and providing you with guardrails for doing
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
I think the idea is that if you don’t have an active mortgage then you have a lot more money available than someone with a mortgage, so money isn’t as much of a barrier for those people to put up the panels.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Why should motion capture be banned from those awards?
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
If you need comfort just read the story of the week where a “technical” founder gave the LLM full access to their production environment and it wipes everything.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Is it that it’s a custom item, or is it because of the mandatory engraving of initials you have to do?
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
> I confirm that this is a customized product and that the statutory right of withdrawal under Section 312g(2)(1) of the German Civil Code (BGB) does not apply. Interesting checkbox on the purchase page. I wonder what the implications ar
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
Except they are mutually exclusive. Money spent by utility companies (or by taxpayers more broadly) to add new generation is not infinite, every dollar spent on nuclear is a dollar not spent on other renewables.
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by _aavaa_ 5mo ago
> I'm a big advocate for renewables, but it's hard to not also advocate for nuclear to be in that mix. It's not hard to argue that new nuclear should be added to the mix. The cost and time required to build them is non t
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> but owning the idea of the drawing during your lifetime feels strange to me Oh, I wish it was limited to lifetime. USA is currently lifetime + 70 years, and work for hire is 95 years from creation.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Data from last year may show a slowdown, but I’d bet that the Iran situation may be pushing demand up
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> His argument(s) have evolved over time, but what of it? That just shows he's not the dogmatist the author wants him to be. Discourse evolves, get over it. I disagree. It really reads as conclusion is fixed argument change as they
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
[2024]
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Humans can be held responsible; what are you gonna do to the AI? Wipe the context?
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
We’ll try anything but not burning oil.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> how high does the bar really need to be for trusting AI agents. You can hold a human responsible for that they do; you can reward them, fire them, sue them, etc. You cannot do any of those things with an LLM. The threat of termination
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
We already have many companies to help, have Palintir de-anonymize every user.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> Progress for Millennials younger than 30 has also remained robust, though largely due to greater reliance on their parents. That does not at all sound like progress.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
We don’t know the answer to the first. But say it’s just as expensive, you can instantly 10x “headcount”. As they say, quantity has a quality all of its own. As for the second question, I think our default stance should be “yes” given the h
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
> "We also haven't seen any bugs that couldn't have been found by an elite human researcher." In other words, it's like adding an automated security researcher to your team. This is a really dumb take. Having a s
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Oh god, another commenter who didn’t read the article again?! From the article: > Don’t blame books for being too expensive. Everything else is more expensive, and that’s why you can’t afford books.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
It’s now being explicitly shown as unavailable on the pro plan, scroll down to the comparison matrix.
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
What’s the display color accuracy like outside of sRGB? How much of adobe or P3 does it cover?
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by _aavaa_ 6mo ago
Except that the cut Amazon takes is so large, that this framing is disingenuous about the direction in which prices had to move in order to make selling viable.

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