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by batch12 3y ago
I think you're misunderstanding the verse you're quoting. The part you quoted basically says they already got their crappy reward and that's all they'll get. They won't be getting the good stuff. Don't be fake
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by batch12 3y ago
While playing with semantic categorization, I also found that it's also what you write about and how you write (seems obvious, but I wanted to confirm). I took a year of hn comments and compared my previous account to my current. It wa
513.
by batch12 3y ago
Boeing does this?
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by batch12 3y ago
I'm seeing indications that this is sometimes related to language translation using GTranslate.io [1] > We use XNUMX variable instead of all numbers in our edit interface. For example "10 cents" in your original text is re
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by batch12 3y ago
So if you have the same large ISP as me, you can change your IP by changing the MAC of your router and rebooting your modem.
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by batch12 3y ago
To be fair, that was a very tiny baby in the tub. Maybe in theory crypto could have been a perfect system, but in practice humans are flawed. It was doomed. It is horrible that these folks lost their vision. They didn't deserve that. E
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by batch12 3y ago
Does it seem strange to anyone else that the confession is written much better than the user message?
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by batch12 3y ago
Yes, of course- my point was that the LLM could gradually write functions to parse most of the clever patterns as it comes across them. Use the LLM as a trapdoor when nothing else matches, and in the same text generation create a script to
519.
by batch12 3y ago
They have been downvoted because people don't want to read an AI summary of the article. Maybe stand up a blog to do this or something.
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by batch12 3y ago
There are likely only so many patterns that can exist and still be usable as a shareable and human reversible email address. Maybe one could have the llm identify these edge cases and write regex/code to parse future instances to conve
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by batch12 3y ago
Maybe it's the collector's goal to eventually have every one possible
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by batch12 3y ago
Yeah this got me for a second too. Just touch the bulb instead.
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by batch12 3y ago
My dad called himself a 'computer software engineer' in the early '90s. I don't think it's only a decade old.
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by batch12 3y ago
> 80% of agricultural land is used for cattle I don't think this is true. Did you mean livestock?
525.
by batch12 3y ago
I spent way too much time wondering the same thing. Maybe social media?
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by batch12 3y ago
> And at the end of the day what does a "custom coding job By custom coding job, I think he just means that the file is unique enough to be used to fingerprint sites created by the same entity. Tracking unique assets on a page to fi
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by batch12 3y ago
It feels like more of a English not being a primary language thing, but I don't know for sure. Either way, yeah, it needs some work.
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by batch12 3y ago
> Compared to participants who ate chocolate less frequently at visit 1, those who consumed it more frequently were more likely to be younger, thinner, white, female, and smokers, to consume less alcohol, and to have diets rich in calori
529.
by batch12 3y ago
No we wouldn't. If these hypothetical people are that close to the edge where 10 grams of sugar and 70 calories would do this, they'd develop the diseases anyway. So the number would be the same.
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by batch12 3y ago
You moved the goalposts from a piece a day to a bell curve of volume-- and added metal poisioning. No, a piece of chocolate a day would alone cause neither obesity nor diabetes.
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by batch12 3y ago
Is the accumulation metals why you say eating chocolate every day is a problem?
532.
by batch12 3y ago
Sounds like a business opportunity for someone to start growing and processing premium metals-free cacao.
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by batch12 3y ago
> There is a lot of good ways > to make basically any type of 3D games for Computer > complete Guide Video to get learn > Last, but not lest > I'l be helping
534.
by batch12 3y ago
Eating a piece of chocolate every day is not going to give someone obesity and diabetes.
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by batch12 3y ago
Sibling commenter- looks like you've been shadowbanned since you came back in 2022. You might want to reach out to the moderators to see if you can get this removed.
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by batch12 3y ago
Hate to be that guy, but there are too many typos for me in the Readme. The rushed landing page makes me think the tool may not yet be ready for use, but again, maybe it's just me.
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by batch12 3y ago
That's not exactly true. Using tracking pixels and third-party scripts and cookies, it's simple to track you as a unique entity. No logon necessary. A step further- associating this entity with your identity is trivial with access
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by batch12 3y ago
I was daydreaming about other possible ways to comply, but I don't know if they'd really work in practice. Ideas like: - Supply copywritten keywords and approved responses to try and retrain the model. - Train the copywritten cont
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by batch12 3y ago
This line is a little scary: > Ensure fairness throughout the criminal justice system by developing best practices on the use of AI in sentencing, parole and probation, pretrial release and detention, risk assessments, surveillance, crim
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by batch12 3y ago
To argue against how I actually feel for the purpose of discussion: If public officials are required to allow the public to piggyback off of their pulpit, does this extend to in-person interactions? Should removing people who interrupt a po

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