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by ac2u 2y ago
Yeah, in that case, they're simultaneously hinting that you've been caught in an ML capture net, yet provide you with a means to bypass it, negating the automated mechanism they used to prevent bad behaviour in the first place.
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by ac2u 2y ago
This reminds me of a similar ask that someone had a few years ago about a video calling solution device. I posted an explanation then as to why proposing iPads and iPhones is missing the point. I think the same sentiment applies. https:&#x
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by ac2u 2y ago
Nothing is impossible, so best of luck to the OP, but to add to the above, the kind of clients with the budget for your solution might also be the kind where their legal department requires that you have audited compliance procedures for va
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by ac2u 2y ago
Couple of questions, feel free to correct my assumptions as I've only ever played backjack casually at a casino after a conference. - I'm guessing that the configurable decision matrix is only of use because of the card counting r
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by ac2u 2y ago
You'll probably not get many answers here because the list of what you're looking for is so long with a quick Google for "open source pos systems". What you'll learn when you get into this is: 1) Accepting credit ca
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by ac2u 2y ago
There's probably not much advice here because you seem to already have a handle on it. Go slow and clumsy with your process before fine tuning your approach. Embrace some manual labour at first to provide yourself with a high quality v
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by ac2u 2y ago
While I'm sure they did this to try to combine their talents and interests with altruism, what they got out of the end of that was both of those but also a legacy. Most of us only wish we could tell stories like that as a result of the
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by ac2u 2y ago
Can’t tell if your tone is inquisitive or incredulous :) If the later please point out the alternatives.
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by ac2u 2y ago
You might be better getting into contracting for a while instead of fulltime. It has it's downsides and a feast/famine sort of cashflow, but it's a quick way to earn while building new trusted contacts and networks to help re
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by ac2u 2y ago
depends on the country
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by ac2u 2y ago
> Yeah but that's a conscious decision, not one do to mental illnesses. You tried to establish mutual exclusivity between conscious decisions and mental illness. I refuted that. Never said the impact on society of your examples were
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by ac2u 2y ago
Huh, I think you're splitting hairs at that point.
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by ac2u 2y ago
There is no universal lie if you accept the concept of the paperclip maximiser because we cannot predict all the activities an intelligence would undertake that it could self-justify was in service to its goal.
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by ac2u 2y ago
It would paperclip optimise it's way out of this in a manner that allowed it to collaborate with other systems outside the 100km radius in a way against the interests of the humans within the radius, while keeping them ignorant and uns
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by ac2u 2y ago
Not sure either... unless it means a workflow where instead of chunking your knowledgebase docs and generating embeddings, you do entity and relationship extractions on them instead and store an index of knowledge graph serialisations to so
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by ac2u 3y ago
Maybe 13 years ago when I was a fresh and inexperienced dev in my first job, I was once asked to work on a C# side project at work where people could run common dev workflows (think running database migrations, deployments etc) by specifyin
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by ac2u 3y ago
I guess they had a porting job to do since the arcade hardware Sega Rally ran on wasn't Naomi(which was basically a souped up Dreamcast), and they figured if they used WindowsCE then they could use DirectX and get a PC port out of the
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by ac2u 3y ago
It's been years since since I read the book "Console Wars", but if memory serves me correctly SGI shopped their tech to SEGA first before Nintendo secured it for the N64.
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by ac2u 3y ago
Other posters have explained why my concerns aren't warranted for this situation, I'm asking the questions to learn a little. >It's not very constructive. >Entertaining such a perspective can lead to an extreme and unde
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by ac2u 3y ago
That's good to know thanks, I'm very much a layperson in my readings and was curious as to how it differed.
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by ac2u 3y ago
I'm thinking more of a mutation already present that has less treatable traits but can't spread because neighbouring cells are already infected. But then when the treatment is delivered, it isn't cleared because of the diffic
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by ac2u 3y ago
you're talking about cows in a HIV discussion, so I could have said "cows and napalm? we're talking about HIV!", but I'm charitably engaging with your analogy to show that evolutionary pressure is an active research
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by ac2u 3y ago
You're viewing the cows in isolation here. Replace the cows with cancer cells with different mutations and it doesn't work anymore. There's research going with certain types of cancer where the doses of cancer-killing drugs i
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by ac2u 3y ago
Could that risk evolutionary pressure on whatever is left behind so that mutations emerge that are more aggressive?
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by ac2u 3y ago
I think it's actually a good move here, using a real language would invite too many comments getting caught in the weeds along the lines of: "actually the language does X, Y and Z to implement coroutines which this article skips o
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by ac2u 3y ago
Yeah I keep Glacier as an extra redundancy step to have another copy of my important data on a different continent. Glacier shouldn't even be your redundancy solution, it should be the redundancy of your redundancy :) Like you're
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by ac2u 3y ago
I tend to use it as an infinitely patient tutor that lets me ask it "stupid" questions or throw analogies at it to see if my understanding of a topic is on the right track or not. (I'm fully aware of hallucination and seek fu
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by ac2u 3y ago
Hacking with Ramzi was great
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by ac2u 3y ago
Hear hear, better to see someone go for broke trying something novel. At best they advance the field massively, at worst the backers lose their money but the tech/knowledge finds a home elsewhere and the knowledge in the field is nudge
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by ac2u 3y ago
Pretend to be impressed and nod along for a second. "Oh wow, really?" They're not looking for people to agree with them, they're looking for people to be skeptical so they can engage in debate mode and prove that they&#x

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