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3y ago
> I have some slight annoyances with how it handles natural pauses as I collect my thoughts and speak I hate this about all voice assistants. They force you to speak in an unnatural way. It seems like there’s nothing intelligent about wh
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3y ago
I meant save the stock MSFT from dipping, obviously it’s not going to crash and burn but I’m sure a 5% dip is possible.
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3y ago
Reminds me of how rich YouTubers make apology videos. No makeup (but yes makeup), no script (but yes script)... make an effort to seem effortless
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3y ago
Wait, this guy really landed an AI lead job in a few hours ? Edit: Ok seems to be a joke account. I guess I’m getting old.
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3y ago
It's also funny when you put this in the context of the whole Israel situation, as if most Israeli Jews are somehow "woke"? Come on dude, that shit doesn't fly in Israel.
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3y ago
This reads like he's trying to calm investors to save MSFT... Monday is going to be interesting!
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3y ago
Same guy who ran a crypto scam that somehow involved scanning the retinas of third-world citizens?
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3y ago
So isn’t it just a problem of measurement then? Say you had a massive array of billions of perfect sensors in different locations, and had all the computing power to process this data, would an N year daily forecast then be a solved problem
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3y ago
Beyond the difficulty of running calculations (or even accurately measuring the current state), is there a reason to believe weather is unpredictable? I would imagine we probably have a solid mathematical model of how weather behaves, so gi
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3y ago
>if you open up any Rails application, it looks basically the same in structure whether it is the biggest Rails app there is or a new one I've never worked with Rails, but this sounds amazing. One of the things I really hate about t
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3y ago
If you enjoyed Control (and don’t forget the DLCs!) you will probably also enjoy Alan Wake 2 which is part of the same universe and interconnected with it. (I never played the first Alan Wake but it’s not a hard requirement, there are recap
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If you enjoy brutalism and video games I highly recommend Control. Beautiful, beautiful game.
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3y ago
At some point in every declarative language’s life, so many features get bolted on to make it useful that it loses its declarative nature, at which point you might as well just use a more standard imperative language. In this case, just pla
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3y ago
Damn, she's a keeper
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Saudi and Jordan have intercepted a few of these drones heading to Israel. Arab twitter is raging. Neither likes Hamas and Saudi definitely isn’t a fan of the Houthis. It’s funny how several decades ago Israel was seen as the #1 enemy of th
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3y ago
Never thought I would witness a war between Israel and Yemen. Fought in space, no less.
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3y ago
Few things to consider: 1. The rockets and drones are supplied to Yemen by Iran. Which also supplies rockets and drones to Russia. 2. Russia wasn’t really what it was claiming to be, and it certainly isn’t anymore. 3. Russia is (in theory)
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3y ago
What do you think zionism means?
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3y ago
Turing basically defined it 70+ years ago. Of course our ability to distinguish between AI and humans improves as AI evolves. It becomes more sophisticated, and so do we. 10 years ago GPT4 probably would have passed the Turing test.
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3y ago
You might not have a good CTO then
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This seems to be still incomplete, there were a couple of people murdered in Netivot in the rocket barrage, which are not marked on this map. Plus I think they're still recovering bodies. Also: it doesn't seem to be the exact loca
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3y ago
It's not all or nothing, there are in-between approaches. For example you can write your portable app in Node.js (with or without containerization) and push it to a "serverless" PaaS, without running your own linux machine or
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3y ago
Yes, yes you do.
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3y ago
Another way to put it: for every dollar I have more than you, in t years I’ll have 1.07^t more.
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Abstract: probably
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Former EMT here. The paramedics/doctors I used to work with would administer ketamine from time to time, but they would always pair it with this other drug (maybe midazolam? I don’t quite remember), for the sole purpose of preventi
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3y ago
The heavy use of emojis is really nauseating.
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3y ago
Something about Mojo and the company behind it really rubs me the wrong way.
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3y ago
Is the .NFO scene still alive? I remember making a few (terrible) NFOs about 20 years ago for some bottom tier “release groups”, in exchange for leech access to one of their “sites”. I imagine now with everything on torrent it’s not as popu
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3y ago
Never thought I would see Ott mentioned on HN!
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