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3y ago
But doesn't an engineer's authority come their skill-set and not from peoples perception of them or their job title? When you say diminished, are you are talking from a societal point of view? Prompt Engineering is a fun title in
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Bluesky - https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/6-02-2023-beta-update " Roadmap and Growth A few weeks ago, we intentionally slowed our invite roll-out while we built more moderation tooling and capacity for users on the a
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3y ago
Why would it get flagged? Although reading the article, it seems like click-bate, which is disappointing from the BBC.
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Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg agree to hold cage fight
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You may not ever be able to persuade a bot, but you can identify if it is capable of repudiating your points or not. You can ascertain if it is arguing in good faith and chose to end an argument if it isn’t. When you say “find an argument t
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3y ago
at the bottom of the article is says "Solid support for MMS"
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3y ago
One solution to the profitability problem might be to remove all the non-profitable users. When I browse the home page all I see is anti-work, anti-capitalism, nuance-less politics, etc. As people have mentioned, the free money decade is ov
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3y ago
Because a successful rebrand (like this one) can onboard new users as well as keep existing ones. i.e. you are unlikely to stop using Thunderbird because of this redesign, but someone who doesn't use it now has an increased chance of s
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3y ago
This is great, can't wait unti this is taken to the next level... (they touch on this at the end of the article) - An RTS without units or buildings by default. - The players enter prompts and creates any unit they can imagine.
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𝔊𝔯𝔦𝔪𝔢𝔰: “I'll split 50% royalties on any successful AI generated song ”
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4y ago
eventual consistency?
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4y ago
Relevant: - https://www.fortressofdoors.com/ai-markets-for-lemons-and-th... - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34169051
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4y ago
https://ens.domains
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4y ago
Spear-fishing now scales.
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4y ago
Because it IS news to a lot of people. And putting it in context brings home the reality and implications of tracking that many people may not be aware of. If you've ever seen any SaaS websites where they have... - Our Product vs Compe
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4y ago
Congratulations on this release! The people involved are doing important and thankless work.
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4y ago
I'm glad to see all the designers on here really hate tailwind. I hope they persuade my competitors not to use it. I've been writing CSS since IE 5.5 and I was tired of the whole horrible mess. Tailwind goes against everything I l
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My Guide to a Deglobalising World
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4y ago
Would you be willing to write a "steel man"[1] argument for any of the technology that underpins web3? This could be just one of any of the tech or services written using it. I would be interested to read. Thanks. [1] https:/
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4y ago
Is there any way of confirming this? Without knowledge of Russian or context this could just be taxis on some sort of protest rally.
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4y ago
The solution is for young people (tax payers) to form a "Youth Union" and start demanding that older people pay more towards their health care. When this doesn't work, the solution is for the members of this union to leave.
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4y ago
The best strategy for countering the preparedness paradox is to prepare, while simultaneously telling everyone else not to prepare/over-react. Then you get the benefit of preparedness AND the proof that it was required. Win-Win(-lose)!
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4y ago
Remote workers probably should not have access to large amounts of PII/financial data/etc. in the first place! There seem to be a few separate issues with remote work: 1. Identification of real people (solvable with SSI's Ver
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Ask HN: How can an AI/ML model distinguish between normal vs. sarcastic opinion?
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> 2. The elderly are clogging up the system. The elderly demographic is large and they all vote.
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4y ago
Bullish.
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> Or maybe it isn’t. No one knows. Or maybe it is. Maybe someone knows.
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4y ago
Got locked out of facebook for 'suspicious activity' as I was logging in to permanently close account. Only way to log in now is to provide them with a scan of my passport or drivers license. ...
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For many people 2008 never ended. Policy makers (and voters) have kept the zombies alive, pumped assets and introduced exciting new complexity. This is the big one.
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> But, based on what? I don't see any pointers to papers or other academic work or collaboration. Do you only experience things once they have been thoroughly peer reviewed? Why not quickly try it out for yourself and decide.
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