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A problem is people who are confidently wrong and hide behind science as a religion. If we were to admit a level of, I don't know, this is the best we've got right now, there would be more trust in expert advice. During the pandem
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I see it as my purpose as a parent to ensure my kids are able to take care of themselves since I will not always be here. To that end, a job is a requirement and school is a requirement. I had to push them to even get their driver's li
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It's spelled correctly
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Most recently it was writing a harness to use control vectors with llama-cpp-python's low level API.
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Some larger companies have good luck taking control of domains that use their branding or impersonate their services via a brand protection offering. I wonder if this can be done without a service if they contact the registrar or ICANN.
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3y ago
It's April 3rd, confirmed
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3y ago
The person operating the computer or building the AI could be held accountable though.
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3y ago
You can be downvoted for anything. Walk it off :)
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You want help building a social media bot?
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So I went really cheap and got a Thunderbolt dock for a gpu and a secondhand Intel nuc that supported it. So far it has met my needs.
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Does his jail time do anything that helps his victims other than make them feel good? Are there other ways he could make reparations?
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I think it's okay to consider both to be too long.
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Both really. One is just easier than the other.
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> the Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised interest rates for the first time in 17 years, lifting its short-term rate to “around zero to 0.1%” from minus 0.1%, according to a statement posted on its website on Tuesday
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> Notably, "unintentional fall" is the #1 cause of emergency department visits for adults Yes. Until it happens to you, it seems like someone else's problem. I say this as someone who found himself staring at the sky with
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Yes and also everyone else.
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Toyota. I still had the sticker- I peeled it off and put it in the manual. The exact text is: VEHICLE DATA TRANSMISSION IS ON! Your vehicle wirelessly transmits location, driving and vehicle health data to deliver your services and for inte
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When I got my last car, it had a sticker instructing me to press the SOS button to opt out of data collection. The gentleman that answered acted confused when I made the request, taking the stance that he wasn't aware of data collectio
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I just use a pot. I put in a tablespoon or so of coconut oil, melt it over medium heat with a few kernels and when they pop add a bunch more to almost cover the bottom of the pot. Then I put a lid on it, canted so it lets the moisture leave
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No dog in this fight, but I was nerd sniped into doing some googling. I guess this is what they're referencing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Den%C3%A9%E2%80%93Yeniseian_...
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Buying local meat for those of us outside of the Amazon seems like a viable alternative too
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You might be thinking of these: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_fortune_teller
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>> For every dollar in home and auto premiums they collected last year, insurance companies paid an average of $1.10 in claims and expense I've seen this before. What I haven't seen is this compared to their other revenue st
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Sounds like all information we're given should be met with a healthy dose of skepticism. The ability to smell AI makes it a little easier right now to put it in the garbage pile.
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I am not finding the phrase price fixing anywhere in that book. Am I holding it wrong?
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Is the argument that the ethics of pursuing knowledge to benefit the collective may outweigh the ethics of violating individual privacy?
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They were lacking pure imagination...
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Are you implying that starlink cut the cable or am I misunderstanding you?
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There's gotta be a term for trying to shut down a conversation by forcing the person to appeal to authority for every thought. Not quite sealioning. Maybe walrusing.
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Poll: Should guidelines be updated to discourage posting 'AI' generated content?
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