andsoitis

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by andsoitis 17d ago
beautiful artwork and design. Did the author create it themselves?
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by andsoitis 17d ago
> And a lot of practice until you can say even the simplest things. simplicity requires taste and effort.
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by andsoitis 17d ago
Both occur, but "a historic" is standard choice in modern English. Since most speakers pronounce the h , it takes "a" not "an". Contrast to "an hour", where the h is silent.
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What have you been curious about?(evalapply.org)
6 points by andsoitis 17d ago|0 comments
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The shape that does not return(harishsnotebook.com)
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by andsoitis 18d ago
> ~69% of Gen Z support it. Then they should vote more. Gen Z participated much less than the general electorate in the last election. In 2024 Gen Z voter turnout in the presidential election was 47% vs 65% overall turnout.
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A Consciousness Is a Dedekind Cut(evalapply.org)
5 points by andsoitis 18d ago|0 comments
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A new kind of AI model from a ChatGPT inventor is thrilling developers(techcrunch.com)
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The right way to learn from Genghis Khan(economist.com)
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by andsoitis 18d ago
Computer Crime.
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by andsoitis 18d ago
> it was obvious BS I don't know that I know that for sure. But I also won't be surprised. One way that I think about it is to look at what's happening in a completely different regime to see how they approach AI safety. S
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by andsoitis 18d ago
> Because polish is in the eye of the beholder Polish is also a matter of taste and expertise.
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Can the AI arms race be stopped?(economist.com)
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by andsoitis 19d ago
I’d rather pay more and get things solved. Penny wise and pound foolish comes to mind.
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by andsoitis 19d ago
> Fable solved 17 more tasks than Astra, but also billed €68 more for them. So Astra billed for tasks it couldn’t solve?
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by andsoitis 19d ago
Anything other than cow's milk is a poor imitation.
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Alternatives to milk are losing moomentum(economist.com)
3 points by andsoitis 19d ago|1 comments
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by andsoitis 19d ago
This makes no sense.
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The GDP-per-person slowdown threatens global living standards(economist.com)
4 points by andsoitis 19d ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 19d ago
Looks like the photo was taken outside 630 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, looking at the building's George Street frontage.
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by andsoitis 20d ago
Yes. Don't succumb to featuritis. Destroy the barnacles.
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by andsoitis 20d ago
In my experience that’s not it.
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by andsoitis 20d ago
> exist. A new study found that everyday people generally do not find these targeted words offensive, and reading them in a story does not negatively affect psychological well-being. There’s only a certain kind of person who would find “
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Olympiad Man has displaced Davos Man(economist.com)
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by andsoitis 20d ago
> It's very frustrating talking about this subject with Americans online[1]. In general they seem to have blinders on regarding the magnitude of the consequences of their democratic choice in leadership. If polls are to be believed,
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by andsoitis 20d ago
> It's a weird two-front war Who are the adversaries?
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Walter Murch: Sound Designer Interview(sound.krotosaudio.com)
2 points by andsoitis 20d ago|0 comments
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South Africa is at risk of becoming a mafia state(economist.com)
69 points by andsoitis 20d ago|37 comments
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Game UI Database(gameuidatabase.com)
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by andsoitis 21d ago
> This seems like a pretty catastrophic failure on Amazon’s part. It seems pretty incompetent actually. You should have multiple copies of your customer’s data across multiple locations How much of it is due to Amazon VS due to regulator

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