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aglavine
1y ago
If you devote like, half an hour, maybe 1 hour, to hear Maduro and Cabello (who is more straight in his evilness) talking and to check the stories of exiled people from Venezuela instead of repeating any narrative then maybe you can buile a
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aglavine
1y ago
What you say is absoultely false. Venezuela regime was something that was born absolutely without any Foreign interference.
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aglavine
1y ago
It is clear that you care about what US cares and not at all about Venezuelan people.
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aglavine
1y ago
Maduro is a cartel drug boss. One of the worst criminal on Earth. Exiled citizens from Venezuela are counted by millions. And still your comment is about 'US invading Venezuela' and not about the people suffering. Maduro is a scum
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aglavine
1y ago
No it isn't at all. Venezuela and South America need Foreign forces to stop the Venezuela cartel.
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aglavine
1y ago
Isn't obvious they should first offer exotic food. I mean, 'Whale' meat or 'Caviar' or 'Foie Gras' instead of ordinary 'Salmon' would find far more market.
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aglavine
1y ago
Math doesn't support your claim.
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aglavine
1y ago
Burglars hate them
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aglavine
3y ago
Hi, is Remote only from the US, or can it be from LATAM?
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Ontology-Oriented Software Development
(blog.palantir.com)
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aglavine
3y ago
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aglavine
3y ago
Streaming services could have some kind of global agreement and offer physical media on demand printing discs or any format when sold. Quite simple to implement with the streaming source available and a respectable market at global scale
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aglavine
4y ago
just imagine LLMs output as input to any other device.
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aglavine
4y ago
Downvoted for doing a question that nobody denies. I love Hacker News these days.
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aglavine
4y ago
Isn´t what they have right now safer than human driving?
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aglavine
4y ago
Real data of robots getting stuck is a valid reason to improve performance and avoid common real case scenarios impossible to replicate in test cases.
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aglavine
4y ago
The obvious answer is get people to accept the tradeoff of a bit of unfairness to keep Internet forums civil
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aglavine
4y ago
I sometimes want it to work more on me. There was a promotion like 25% off on Thermomix. For a week only. I wanted one, but I naturally distrust campaigns that urges yoi to buy in a short time. Now it is like 25% more expensive.
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aglavine
4y ago
desalinization could be big in terms of migration
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aglavine
4y ago
3 looks interesting
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aglavine
4y ago
Not even a word there in the note devoted to goddess Daryl Hannah.
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aglavine
4y ago
Blade Runner was truly original.And it was truly copied all over the place.
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aglavine
4y ago
I may be wrong, but I think there is more depth there, you are also interacting with a proto-AI in action. The virtualisation of a chore in a machine feels like a previous step to the learning of that chore by the machine.
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aglavine
4y ago
Nah. Catching up with government printing money like there is no tomorrow.
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aglavine
4y ago
Both make profits.
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aglavine
5y ago
I don't get it. With this unemployment figures deficit could be decreased substantially without hurting much economy. Why on Earth they aren't doing this?
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aglavine
5y ago
As a Latin American, welcome to this awful club. And don't let anybody tell you otherwise: This is totally because of fiscal deficit.
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aglavine
5y ago
Gordon Moore wasn't abusive at all.
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aglavine
5y ago
Guys like Robert Moore weren't abusive at all, but nobody mentions that. Yes, Jobs was abusive, as well as Ballmer. So was many people in other industries.
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aglavine
5y ago
Blackhat was pretty good
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aglavine
5y ago
'race conditions' like this one are inherently dangerous.
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