bostonsre

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by bostonsre 3y ago
I don't see what the Irish famine has to do with the mao's "mistakes". Trying to distract from the conversation by talking about other atrocities doesn't prove any point. It was an economic protest by students? Did
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by bostonsre 3y ago
How big of a market is the prepper community? Wonder if this would actually be a viable business, although not sure if prepper and ikea aesthetics overlap much.
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by bostonsre 3y ago
By debunked do you call them schools with walls and armed guards instead of prisons? Are you saying the massive prisons they built in that area don't actually exist and are fake? I've seen news reports with pictures showing them a
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Can you please point out the references that are circulatory in the evidence he gave? I don't see any references that are pointing at that guy. Maybe this guy is in cahoots with Google earth too and those massive prisons visible from s
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by bostonsre 3y ago
For all our faults, we're not the ccp. Bashing America doesn't undo the horrors committed by the ccp. We're talking about an authoritarian regime that is currently committing genocide. Should we really just roll over and give
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Where are some examples of other places where that has worked? How long would you think it would take to get to the low point and what would that low point look like in sf? And what makes a city that has reached that low point a place where
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by bostonsre 3y ago
How is the drugs/crime/homelessness situation over there?
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Has anyone heard of a viable escape route for sf? Every piece of news just seems to say sf is dieing but I haven't really read about any potential solutions. Shouldn't we be one of the most capable areas to solve a problem like th
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by bostonsre 3y ago
> Open-source succeeding in parallel is still my preferred outcome, as it would at least give the common person some chance of control as this all plays out. Admittedly, having thousands of fingers on humanity's self-destruct button
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Oo.. interface driven design, good idea.
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by bostonsre 3y ago
I'm sure you could get code that would work going this route, but I'm worried about the code base growing to have lots of duplication and it generally just growing into a mess without any standard patterns and it would become a ni
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Has anyone been able to use it to effectively build more than a green field poc? It's absolutely great for that, but it's been a little clunky when trying to iterate when the context gets too large or when trying to add stuff to a
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by bostonsre 3y ago
Do you think open source AI could also pose a risk to humanity and if so, how does it compare to the risks of malicious corporations or governments? It seems like open source AI has been accelerating rapidly and gaining tremendous steam and
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by bostonsre 3y ago
It seems like the definition of "human things" is shifting. At least in it's current form, it's just a more advanced tool that allows people to be more productive.
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by bostonsre 3y ago
It seems like a calculator. Starting out learning how to actually compute answers is useful, but after grade school its just a waste of time. After the calculator genie was let out of the bag, the "computers" job (the job descript
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by bostonsre 3y ago
It is good at that and you can only paste so much data into the UI, so usually go this route for complex one liners.
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by bostonsre 4y ago
It's a more advanced google search. They may not like the fact that it was built on publicly available data but pandoras box has been opened for the world and European companies will become less competitive without this valuable tool i
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by bostonsre 4y ago
You don't want idle containers on gpus. Something like kserve which sits on knative which is similar to aws lambda is pretty useful and allows scaling deployments to 0. There is some request buffering before the containers and scaling
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Would they be wearing protective gear if it was an actual accident? Also, the dude with the clip board doesn't look very concerned...
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Say the CCP invades Taiwan and the United States does not look too kindly on that and helps Taiwan. They could brick a large proportion of phones in the United Sates or maybe just monitor where US military service personnel are. e.g.: http
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by bostonsre 4y ago
If you can access with keys, then dump your data from s3 with a cli tool then move it somewhere else while you still can.
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Yea, it sounds like an issue with process and automation. It shouldn't have been possible for the staffer to make a mistake that would cause this.
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by bostonsre 4y ago
In the court itself there would definitely be no way to trust them right now, but I could see AI being a useful research tool for cases. It could find patterns and suggest cases for someone that is qualified to look further into. No idea ho
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Didn't we kind of already try this out some with opiates? Didn't big pharma already push opiates and cause millions of people to become addicted and cause an untold number of deaths and didn't that contribute to the current s
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Why some people try it out is different than why people keep using it. Why people try it out can range from getting addicted after being prescribed something legal to wanting to escape life. Why people keep seeking it out/why they are
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by bostonsre 4y ago
The company also still saved money in the long run, just not as much as they had hoped initially.
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by bostonsre 4y ago
> I don't know, do they? I can't really address a comment like this without you being more specific. I tried to convey that by pointing out that you are exercising free speech to eliminate someone else's free speech. That
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by bostonsre 4y ago
> Are you suggesting we moderate and apply a little restraint to someone's speech because of the consequences of radicalizing someone? Yes. Why not try to engage them in a discussion to try to convince them? If you truly believe in
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by bostonsre 4y ago
I wouldn't call disagreement the same as trying to get someone fired because you disagree with them. > Freedom of speech is not freedom of consequences. Again, the definition of freedom of speech is "the right to express any op
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by bostonsre 4y ago
Don't your statements also have contradictions? I am not condoning one viewpoint or another, but this is not black and white. The definition of freedom of speech: the right to express any opinions without censorship or restraint. Is it

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