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> it makes sense to me that.. This is exactly how the investigations are NOT conducted. You don't find the evidence that confirms your theory and call it a day when the pieces sorta fit together. You look solely at the evidence an
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1y ago
The coordinates IDS are 16-bit long. The first 4 bits index (verb) which bit is set.
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1y ago
Is it really that difficult to pretend to be a right-wing extremist?
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1y ago
I genuinely feel for them. This is nothing but a stunt, once they have to renew their visas and experience the systemic anti-immigration bureaucratic machine they will regret moving there.
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1y ago
Diffing two scans is now AI?
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1y ago
> Encouraged structured thinking by forcing the AI to justify its findings first, significantly reducing arbitrary conclusions. Ah yes, because we know very well that the current generation of AI models reasons and draws conclusions ba
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1y ago
I am absolutely flabbergasted that very few are pointing this out. People seem to rally against Iran because of some hypothetical scenario where it could become...exactly like Israel.
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1y ago
The same AR they built a product for and flopped? Oh please..
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1y ago
Defending this while listing "health" as an interest is peak irony. I've always wondered what drives seemingly smart people to side with such shitty (sub)human beings.
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1y ago
I know I am going to sound like an asshole but I scrolled, started watching the video and the guy speaking made me cringe so badly I closed the tab. This is reads and looks like satire. And here I thought OneUI 8 was bad.
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1y ago
What roadblocks did you run into with Dash that kept you from using it in prod?
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> how extremely dirty Tunisia is These generalized statements make my blood boil. Djerba in particular has had issues with garbage [0]. This is akin to me saying the US is an extremely needle ridden country based on a long trip to San
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1y ago
Yeah even if you had one of those fancy job and make over 150k, owning a decent flat in London is still out of reach nowadays.
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1y ago
> One Amazon engineer said his team was roughly half the size it had been last year, but it was expected to produce roughly the same amount of code by using A.I. I am sick of these verbose articles that boil down to nothing basically.
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1y ago
I genuinely thought the audio was playing backwards...
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1y ago
Too bad the staff of that hall are completely incompetent. Put me off going there ever again.
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1y ago
> a disaster for the human race. This is a prime example where a hyperbole completely obliterates the point one is trying to make.
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1y ago
Too little too late, I work in a large European investment bank and we're already using Anthropic's Claude via Gitlab Duo.
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1y ago
The misspellings/shitty grammar are on purpose.
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1y ago
> best use Well I don't think him sitting on billions of dollars at 94 is better from a societal perspective.
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1y ago
I can't help but think it's a waste of money, how many paintings of Mary and ugly baby Jesus do you need?
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1y ago
I am sorry but what the fuck does a balanced programming look like? Having an openly racist host spewing shit about women and immigrants?
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1y ago
> help coordinate our national defense I mean, thinking the DoD is actually defending the U.S. is where you went wrong. The stakes are so incredibly low that none of this actually matters.
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> "My favorite interview question, because we've interviewed quite a few of these folks, is something to the effect of 'How fat is Kim Jong Un?' They terminate the call instantly, because it's not worth it to sa
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1y ago
> it hides the thumbnail which was carefully designed to communicate why I should click on the video and replaces it with, usually, a talking head or stock footage. Wait what? Thumbnails are useless. DeArrow has been god sent.
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1y ago
Are people surprised? I literally posted a ChatGPT story on r/AITA with a disclaimer saying so and people were still responding to the stiry as if it was real, got 5k upvoted...
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2y ago
Funded by Ray Dalio [0]? 0. https://equitymates.com/general/how-the-worlds-largest-hedge...
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2y ago
In today's episode of things Americans claim they are the first to encounter/solve... hospitals?
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2y ago
If you get pwned by some AI code hallucination you deserve it honestly. They're code assistants not code developers.
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2y ago
Yeah I would never give a cent to some Swiss watch company. The only luxury watches I see actually worth their price tag are those made by independent watchmakers like Masahiro Kikuno. I watched a documentary[0] back in the day that goes ov
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