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by ausbah 2y ago
i mean yeah? it’s pretty easy to find white supremacy, anti-semitism, overt racism, etc with a little of search from the home page. reddit and other sites have their fair share, but twitter is the only large only that encourages or at least
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by ausbah 2y ago
do you know if prompting without regards for length then asking for a summarization of the previous out out works?
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by ausbah 2y ago
you have some hypothetical examples but a more real world setup would be cool
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by ausbah 2y ago
i heard through the grapevine msft had laid off a number of PMs due to anticipating copilot increasing their daily productivity
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by ausbah 2y ago
behind the bastards is a great series as well
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by ausbah 2y ago
sides of the same coin :[
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by ausbah 2y ago
republicans spent +$100 m on anti trans ads this cycle. it was a major talking point of the whole campaign. “gender reassignment surgeries happening in school”, etc.
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by ausbah 2y ago
calling elon a proponent of free speech is hilarious trump is so anti-war he increased troop presence in the middle east while biden pulled out of afghanistan
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by ausbah 2y ago
being marked as “the new Lex Fridman” isn’t as great as it once was
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by ausbah 2y ago
first i think what you’ve presented is a fiction, in most environments such large projects are surely going to involve multiple people if not multiple team. and then why? unlikely you’re be financially compensated for all the impact you’re
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by ausbah 2y ago
good start would be to unionize
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by ausbah 2y ago
in a somewhat ironic twist, ac is crucial survival infrastructure in some parts of the world when heat comes during hot seasons. phoenix usa, parts of india, etc
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by ausbah 2y ago
could anyone recommend a similar library for python?
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by ausbah 2y ago
i would be may more impressed if LLMs could do code compression. more code == more things that can break, and when llms can generate boatloads of it with a click you can imagine what might happen
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by ausbah 2y ago
don’t ask german companies what they were doing during 1933-1945
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by ausbah 2y ago
my partner has lupus and i have psoriasis, getting to cure these conditions would be life changing (life saving in her case)
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by ausbah 2y ago
a lot of things in the ML research space are rebranding an old concept w a new name as “novel”
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by ausbah 2y ago
he had to buy twitter
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by ausbah 2y ago
or “it’s just my 9-5”
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by ausbah 2y ago
they aren’t wrong. backwards compatibility is a suppose to one of the first promises any mature programming languages. unless you make it explicit via noting breaking changes in major version updates (1.X.X —> 2.X.X) or the language is p
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by ausbah 2y ago
this comment is a good example of why modern economics is seen as out of touch. you start with a theoretical model then try and apply it to the world vs starting with the lived expenses of workers and building off of that
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by ausbah 2y ago
if you read the article there are allegations those who go under market value are forced off the site for bringing the recommended price down
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by ausbah 2y ago
what is the delay? i imagine translation specific models would be better?
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by ausbah 2y ago
it’s amazing how the latest trend in software engineering feels so unengineered. “if process doesn’t work cross your fingers and try again” feels like a religious sacrament
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by ausbah 2y ago
us benefits from brain drain from developing nations as well, which isn’t as cool
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by ausbah 2y ago
is there a link to this?? hilarious to see images or smth like
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by ausbah 2y ago
what do a pair of out of touch billionaires have to say that’s worth listening to. especially one that’s actively funding the erosion of American democracy
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by ausbah 2y ago
they can if done & enforced correctly. lamenting “all regulations bad bc regulatory capture” is intellectually lazy imo
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by ausbah 2y ago
i didn’t see that :)
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by ausbah 2y ago
is there nothing here about attention?

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