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   by dakial1 3y ago

   He said he wanted to shock people and that he didn’t really do that, but there are multiple ways to prove that, one of them was to bring people from the production or even Mara Lorenzio to speak. I tried to search for Mara Lorenzio on the n
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Agree, those videos need a “making of”. It would be very interesting
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   I do full checkups (including nevus mapping, since I'm very pale) every year , all covered by my employee's insurance of course. I think it is a great practice for peace of mind, because, since I do this checks frequently, everyth
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   From Wikipedia > “Prosecutors alleged that Michiko Kato, 81, daughter, and Tokimi Kato, 53, his granddaughter, fraudulently received about ¥9,500,000 ($117,939; £72,030) of pension money.[4][7] In addition, after Kato's wife died in
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Not ready to throw 300usd on audio. Is there any good podcast with the history of music?
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Many say that IBM is a quarter-to-quarter company, but that wouldn't be true, as it still has some longe-term high-bet investments as the Quantum Computer. So not all is lost.
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Thanks for the detailed reply MSLA, and thanks for advanced medicine for you to be still with us!
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Oh nice, I didn't see that. But we are in the right way. We just need someone from HN to create this LLM.
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Worked at IBM for some time recently and I agree with many people here about the amazing technical talent there. Really bright people with deep understanding about their fields. I also worked with some very good project managers there, that
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    This seems like a bunch of BS by the agency part. They don’t own any devices and wouldn’t br able to do this without the manufacturers approval. And I don’t see many manufacturers agreeing to this for the obvious downsides and risks.
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I wonder when are we going to see a LLM to build Lego Sets out of a prompt. Maybe is already out there?
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I understand that is similar to any chemotherapy no? But your body will rebuild it after ˜30days.
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    But is it the hardware though? All the new flagship phones are using software/AI to enhance the photos well above the hardware raw, so I imagine that you might be able to fix this with a better camera app.
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    Sergey Brin played a key role in creating Gemini(businessinsider.com)

    2 points by dakial1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    You're mixing shareholders with stakeholders. Shareholders are only the investors. Execs would only care for stocks if their variable is tied to it. Low/mid employees don't really care.
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Well if it is through Booking.com message system it’s their problem not yours. The card would promptly get you a chargeback if they charged you
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    On reddit for sure, check it there
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Until someone at YC says: Hmmm we have a lot of traffic on HN, we should monetize it...
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Correlation yes, as it means that it has a connection between both, but the cause might be a third thing (like a divestment from science, etc..). But the title "ban of the printing press LED to the decline..." implies causation, w
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I think it is pretty obvious as I got the same conclusion reading the tweet and the Forture article. They are talking about 2 things that happened at the same time (correlation) but fail to give a factual causal link that would confirm tha
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I fear that with popularity HN will become the horrible place that reddit is today....
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I always wondered why the US didn't crack harder on these exchanges (and crypto in general) and my conclusion is that the government has a second agenda for these. Either because they can trace the money path more easily (than physical
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I don't know Chile, but this move by Apple is illegal in many countries and the developer might get a good money in damages. It doesn't matter what the platform T&Cs say, know your country's laws and you'll avoid unn
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Still airlines have the worst margin (low one digit) in the whole industry. Where are all the margins going you ask? I don’t know today (I left the industry years ago) but in the recent pst it was mostly in the hands of GDS (Amadeus, Sabre
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I'm a non-native speaker and this sentence makes my head hurt. Feels like a double negative. Is the loss of the myth meaning it is not a myth anymore (so reality) or that a for-profit is not the only right way?
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    In the country I live in (Brazil) the arbitration clause would go against the Consumer Law that says: "Are null or void, Contractual clauses relating to the supply of products and services that [...] imply a waiver or provision of righ
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I've been to Israel and know what you are saying. Most people I met in Tel-aviv are secular jews (and arabs) and really have a liberal mindset. Such a great vibe as well. The problem of moderates (which I am part of in my country) is t
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Hahaha loved this! Awesome idea
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I was both on OiNK and What.cd and both were awesome places to find new music and bootlegs. I was always after show recordings with different version of songs which would never reach anybody’s ears if it wasn’t for the people sharing them.
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I was wondering that also. Is not like Oracle had a special service for hiding Bitcoins for criminals. Oracle might have cut ad spend on Forbes...