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by apercu 1y ago
> everyone votes on hot button issues like the economy, immigration, and trans athletes in sports Everyone votes emotionally on issues they don't even understand (e.g, there is ~1 trans athlete out of 10,000 NCAA athletes right now,
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by apercu 1y ago
> It's not the people peddling cruelty, it's the system. I'd argue that recent elections demonstrate enough of the people _are_ voting cruelty.
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by apercu 1y ago
> but may be entitled to use them under fair use. Why? Was it legal for me to download copyrighted songs from Limewire as "fair use" ? Because a few people were made examples of. I'm a musician, so 80% of the music I lis
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by apercu 1y ago
> Austin TX Strange, in Dallas, where I grew up, we had severe thunderstorms every spring. I suppose Austin is further south, on a plateau and hillier, and not really a part of the Great Plains?
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by apercu 1y ago
I use LLMs often - a few times a week. Every time I gain confidence in a model I get burned. Sometimes verifying takes longer than doing the task myself, so “AI” gets a narrower and narrower scope in my workflow as time goes by.
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by apercu 1y ago
Dual citizen on the US side since end of 2021.
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by apercu 1y ago
My definition includes all those genres. And I’m a musician. I’d say that among music critics maybe, but in my musical circle and maybe even musicologists, Americana is inclusive of blues, jazz, rock, etc.
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by apercu 1y ago
>I mostly end up making sure the goal is measurable in a quantitative and qualitative way, trends towards to and away from the goal are visually available and distributed , and its clear who is responsible to look and report them. Unrela
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by apercu 1y ago
It’s amazing that someone with access to so many resources lacks any basic self awareness.
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by apercu 1y ago
You lost me at Kevin O’Leary. He’s historically been a dishonest and unethical snake oil salesman and I doubt he’s changed. One of my career highlights was having him explain how much it will do for my career to do his project at a discount
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by apercu 1y ago
Oh, facts are propaganda now? Well, I know who you voted for then. At first I thought you were talking about maintaining quality but now I’m pretty sure I touched a nerve. lol.
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by apercu 1y ago
Trump is a wimp.
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by apercu 1y ago
Wow. Just wow. So much “masculine energy” all around.
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by apercu 1y ago
Sure? But I think the point stands. And why would anyone think that a terminator would go bad until you’ve tried everything else and finally you swap them out and all of a sudden the network chatter stops and things go back to normal? It’s
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by apercu 1y ago
I quit a job a President of a software company 11 years ago. I’ve never been so happy or healthy.
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by apercu 1y ago
But that’s the republican way. They get to decide based on their values and biases the worth of everyone else.
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by apercu 1y ago
You mean, how do we further exploit minors? Send ‘em to the mines and the meat packing plants for $7/hr because they’re only kids!
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by apercu 1y ago
I mean, he’s just doing the things he said he would do and now all you voters are surprised that he’s trashed your retirement and your life and health will be worse? And it’s going to last decades.
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by apercu 1y ago
The white house and this incompetent cabinet and the GOP enablers are the hostile party here.
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by apercu 1y ago
But that’s the current system. We all work so that 0.001% of the population can hoard wealth, influence our laws and control the media.
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by apercu 1y ago
If Tesla fundamentals are so good, why not?
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by apercu 1y ago
Well that explains a lot ;)
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by apercu 1y ago
> It's a very common cop out by engineers/technical folks when something goes wrong somewhere else, to blame it on management/deadlines/customers/etc. Look, I've been an executive and a management consultant
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by apercu 1y ago
> If anything, I think the youngsters will learn faster from their mistakes because they already have good mentor for the easy stuff and will get grinded on the hard stuff sooner. Maybe? Back when I had to troubleshoot coaxial network te
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by apercu 1y ago
> These aren't hard problems. So why do so many LLMs fail at them?
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by apercu 1y ago
Interesting, I'll have to try that. All the "static" page generators I've tried require React....
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by apercu 1y ago
I’m surprised you can still read Reddit. I tried to continue the music forums (the ones for musicians) in a not logged in state, but I’m so turned off by some crazy percentage of the content on the entire platform being fake. I would not be
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by apercu 1y ago
Do you own Tesla stock?
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by apercu 1y ago
The older version with the CDLC patch is even better!
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by apercu 1y ago
> the lack of a degree. Lack of a degree or lack of a C.S. degree?

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