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by _w1tm 3y ago
> "We could hash the sh*t we output but we cant be bothered, so we wrote an AI that can vaguely detect our own output - aren't we the best AI company?" Can you elaborate? Wouldn’t it be trivial to modify the image so it no
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by _w1tm 3y ago
> I already mentioned this to my superiors a year ago and they got me an assistant. But right after I got him, we got further rooms and another department that creates more work for me than I can support even with an assistant. I work in
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by _w1tm 3y ago
Bored engineers tend to over-engineer and build overly clever systems. I guess bean counters get bored too.
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Why would you say that? Apply and find out.
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I’m sure there is yet it’s not NATO troops trying to occupy land in Eastern Europe. When one party openly behaves like a villain then they most likely are one. You can blab about the US invasion of Afghanistan but the US didn’t go in to set
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by _w1tm 3y ago
You affirm that the study is valid yet still decide to override it with your gut feeling.
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If you value engineering time at zero you can spend months / years / decades / eons optimizing your solution for cost.
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by _w1tm 3y ago
> Fingers crossed the fiat hallucination Boomers force us into serving is about to vanish with them. Physics does not put an obligation on the future to propagate their rhetoric. You could have used a relative educated in economics. Reme
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by _w1tm 3y ago
> It can stress you out, but actually, it’s easier if you tell yourself everybody is just playing a game, and they’re all friendly people deep inside. It’s just a game. > I also don’t like it when it rains on my birthday, but what can
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Only the first movie, the trademark is not expiring.
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> There's literally a meme scene on Facebook, and they're going to kill it. Oh no! Anyway
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I thought he meant it the other way around. Since militias are not required for the security of the state, citizens don’t need to bear arms.
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What kind of pilot would upgrade their fighter jet cluster midair? These are made up problems.
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by _w1tm 3y ago
The article is behind a paywall but the picture shows that the Roadrunner is human-size, certainly not a gnat.
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Check out KubeVirt, you can mix containers with VMs.
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The Office of War Information censored all news during 1942-1945. It’s notable that it was during a declared war. If China and the US were in a war, then TikTok would be blocked in a heartbeat.
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by _w1tm 3y ago
Instead of resigning to “at least they will one day die”, wouldn’t it better to hold rich people responsible? This argument just sounds too much like in Christian theology where the “evil” are punished in the afterlife, which is just a mix
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by _w1tm 3y ago
Why does protection from AGI require something extraordinary? Secure your system and it doesn’t matter if you’re being attacked by AI or script kiddies.
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No, you’re losing client logs when your logging service crashes. Your logging service should probably not be logging through calls to itself.
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> Let it go, just use the accepted term so that everyone knows what you mean What does it mean though?
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Does that mean Kubernetes is serverless? Especially something like GKE autopilot?
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Ultimately the government always needs to have the biggest guns to maintain a monopoly on violence. Otherwise the government ceases to exist as competing organizations eventually start taking over. Instead of arming the police force to the
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by _w1tm 3y ago
> Personally, I've never seen 'Agile' done well. Every project where we made good progress was engineer driven. We talked to customers about what they wanted so see and we created tasks and implemented them. > Every pro
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The difference is that Amazon doesn’t own the road, they’re just a truck driver. Amazon customers rent space on the truck and pay whatever the driver asks them for.
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> Nomad seems to be a truly "lightweight Kubernetes" and for the small amount of time I've been using it, it seems to do it's job really well and it's easy to understand all the moving pieces without spending cou
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What does it do? I’m not a user and all I’ve ever heard or seen from it is usually pointless drama or otherwise off-putting.
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> After continued price increases, I’ll just start pirating Netflix shows. Why even bother? If it’s not worth paying for it’s not worth watching. Your time is more valuable.
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No, this is about LoRA. The A is capitalized.
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> What if one person wants to continue working 40 hours so they can save more to go on a big holiday or retire sooner? What if someone wants to work 60 hours to go on a big holiday or retire sooner? > I just can’t see how this is mean
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> Again, for mobile games, that's 5% after 1m in revenue, which also includes Apple and Google's 30% cut. So again, no, it's really not a good deal _at all_. 5% of 70%? Or 30% + 5%? Regardless, price your game in a way tha

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