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2mo ago
Practical effects still beat CGI most of the time. AI doesn’t help with that. AI may replace classic CGI
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Then Mats Hummels looks non-German too
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2mo ago
Doesn’t mean they look Turkish to the common racist
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2mo ago
Luckily we are all rats just living in different stables
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> I also like this kind of examples because no one in their right mind would ever spend the time to write something this custom There are people in their right mind who would do that and their are already examples of people who did simil
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2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent_in_the_United_S...
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2mo ago
You can ban smoking but you also have to fine the tobacco companies and smoking will drastically reduce. You can’t ban something without severe consequences for the producers and just hope the consumer will follow the ban.
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2mo ago
Yet, I couldn’t afford a PC to run the original Crysis when it came out, now the hardware isn’t an issue anymore
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2mo ago
An open source Mac OS is still open source even if I can’t afford a Mac.
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For LLMs the training data is the source of their weights. You can‘t reproduce the LLM without the same data
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2mo ago
Are you confusing some apps with the internet?
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2mo ago
So banning CFCs didn’t work? What about the FDA‘s bans on food ingredients? They don’t work, companies just become more secretive?
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2mo ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49121196
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2mo ago
Many of the reasons are either a Google service removed providing RSS or Google killed a program/extension consuming RSS. Seems RSS was on Google‘s life support all the time. For instance the Google killing its RSS extension should be
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3mo ago
Nowadays you either create something with or for AI. Like you created you own framework for wen apps before. "For the AI era" is the necessary buzzword
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3mo ago
It’s only a financial disaster he you don’t have the power to force FIFA for a fair share. And that would become worse with investors. Not only for host nations but for the players and fans too
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Because it became literally a show. Hydration breaks in air-conditioned stadiums? A half-time show? Football is more than just the world cup or the Championship league. It’s also about the local leagues or village clubs. They all play the d
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3mo ago
More teams means only big nations can be the host venue.
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3mo ago
It sounds like scam
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The seize the domain of a foreign country after US court order.
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3mo ago
> which would have wild consequences if that line of thought was applied. Yeah, like third party sanctions. Oh wait…
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3mo ago
How do you think you can work from home with a VPN for access of the companies network? Edit: missed the second paragraph
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3mo ago
The point is that DHH and Lütke have aAny other collab big influence on the Ruby ecosystem and gain huge profit from it. Any other collaboration would be called out easily but code is somehow special. It isn't. If your code in the end
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> Attempting to filter contributors through a political lens creates an "intellectual monoculture" That's not a binary decision, monoculture or no filter. Your agricultural metaphor is the best example, just because you do
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You would be surprised how effective such small measure are. Just look how they react when someone "lesser" denies unconditional consent. Musk vs. Unsworth comes to mind. And Elon, if you somehow read that: we all know that pedo g
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Are they in the position to do that? What about the authors?
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It‘s not about the outcome of an election but about putting a symbolic to their power. Billionaires can do what they what without real consequences, this would hurt even if it has no real effect. More psychological
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3mo ago
"Eat the Rich"
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3mo ago
How about that: If you are a billionaire you lose your voting rights because you are already powerful enough and don’t need that extra power
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3mo ago
That’s how a smoking gone turns into a water pistol
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