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copperx
3y ago
But it acts like one!
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3y ago
The premise has always sounded ridiculous. You're paying the bank so that you can loan money to yourself. To be more accurate, you're paying the bank so that they can be a witness to you loaning money to yourself. The sole purpose
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copperx
3y ago
Are you implying Claude is an open source model?
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copperx
3y ago
Merci for the clarification.
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copperx
3y ago
That's sounds insightful, but do you have a concrete example of something you've experienced? I just can't picture people feeling liberated by disorganization.
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3y ago
I just realized how much better is 3.5 in some cases. I asked ChatGPT to improve a script using a fairly obscure API by adding a few features and it got it on the first try. Then ... I realized I had picked 3.5 by mistake, so I went back an
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copperx
3y ago
That sounds like the old "I don't do bad things therefore I don't need privacy" pro-spying argument.
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copperx
3y ago
Vim? I remember DHH was the premier TextMate evangelist. All his videos were TextMate only.
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3y ago
You definitely cannot teach people to be accepting of others. However, a school should force them to be civil and even pleasant toward all people during school hours.
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3y ago
Before bullying was eliminated from schools, bullying was pervasive, and I know several friends who were bullied throughout their schooling. The emotional scars and struggles with self-esteem they faced lasted long after the bullying itself
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3y ago
I still remember the big group of climate change deniers on Slashdot in the early 00s. The consensus was that it was not real.
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3y ago
The winners will be the entities that control the best models. It's not a matter of mindset.
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3y ago
Why Javascript front end developers specifically?
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3y ago
The moment your touch a pixel of that image with Photoshop you should be able to copyright it, right?
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3y ago
That's the dream of many deaf parents.
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copperx
3y ago
It seems like the story is similar for many cancers. There's a lot of new immunotherapy based treatments.
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3y ago
It would be cool if there was a setting on HN to exclude a list of domains. It seems like many people have a similar wish.
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3y ago
Obviously. No good deed ever goes unpunished.
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copperx
3y ago
Universal remotes are still a thing, and much cheaper than that or a Flipper Zero.
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3y ago
I remember seeing panhandlers with a mobile card swiper as early as 2009.
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3y ago
No, I wouldn't say a life with dependents has more value. However, I do think it should be prioritized over those without dependents. But that has nothing to do with inherent value.
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copperx
3y ago
Do they look up records? Is this ethical? Does this also happen in the US or other countries?
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3y ago
Not the OP, but learning and practicing calligraphy is a hobby and is often associated with pen collecting. A pen hobby might also include maintainace, repair, and restoration of an often large collection of pens.
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copperx
3y ago
With all due respect, your opinion is misinformed.
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3y ago
That's misleading. It might be a technical violation, but it is decriminalized. Bringing back a 90-day supply of personal-use non-controlled medications is completely fine. To be safe, carry a prescription and declare the medications a
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3y ago
Pepsi doesn't taste the same, but it's a damn good recipe. They don't use coca leaves, right?
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3y ago
I naively thought that mass spectrometry would make it easy to know what's in a secret formula. I wonder why that's not the case.
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3y ago
What does it illustrate? The time that it takes to train a model?
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3y ago
It's a complete inability to direct myself to do a task, even when it is extremely simple. For example, paying a bill, or responding to a text message. I want to do it, but the task seems insurmountable. I eventually complete the tasks
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3y ago
I'm another data point that confirms this. ADHD has become harder to manage close to when I was diagnosed with hypertension, almost to the point of complete executive dysfunction. Guanfacine helps significantly. I'm also on BP med
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