dakial1

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   by dakial1 3y ago

   That has been my strategy as well.
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Ok, how long until we have laws requiring AI companies to disclose their training material and them to be sued, if copyright material was used without consent? Train your models while you can!
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   Lightweight (Bayesian) Marketing Mix Modeling (Google Unofficial)(github.com)

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

   Some stores also have just ignored the law and brough back gigantic signs (which I assume they get away with by bribing officials)
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   tl;dr The article advocates for a shift from the current corporate governance model, which prioritizes shareholder profits, to a stakeholder governance model that considers the interests of all parties involved, including workers and commun
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   >According to the document, she had been “1 minute late” to a 6 a.m. shift. In Brazil this kind of argument for dismissal would not hold in labour court at all. Specially when employers report hours in what the Brazilian justice call &qu
7. 247.▲
   by dakial1 3y ago

   Somebody needs to tell Huffman that he is the one not acting like an adult. Very poor planning, very poor communication and he insists in antagonizing those "very few users" that are pretty much the most active users in the plataf
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   I'm not a developer (more like a translator) and love sequence diagrams. They are so useful to explore system and data flow designs. Also my favorite tool for them: https://sequencediagram.org/
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   by dakial1 3y ago

   Where I live (outside the US) non-competes are only valid if a company pays full compensation (and they take bonus into consideration) for the time it requires the non-compete to be valid, otherwise any court would nullify it. It seems fair
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Or give a waiver for the current main apps...
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Man, that video was nostalgic. I played this so much that I remember the song...
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    The didn’t send a warning or anything to give you the opportunity to explain the misunderstanding? Doesn’t that give you a good argument to sue them?
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    So, too much work to adapt it to hackernews? Would love to have a decent client for this site…
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    I think it's not a question of use cases, as they are there, but that companies offering LLM still don't have a proper solutions for companies to: - Trust LLM with proprietary/confidential data - Operate the use cases in scal
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Well, apparently they went the safe route (feature-wise) of adding more interesting mechanics (specially turning the world into a sandbox) and polishing existing ones. Pretty much like GTA after GTA 3. My guess is that they'll continue
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    "Despite Tanenbaum’s early work on silicon transistors, AT&T did not support further research or advancement of the technology. At the time, Bell Labs was the research arm of AT&T. Although Bell Labs had “a significant technol
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    by dakial1 3y ago

    Well, this was expected no? Now it depends on main search engines to point out who is garbage / fraud and put them on a lower search rank. The 2 guys left at Google Search algo must be working a lot lately….
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    The delta is added to the CAC calculation. Probably it is for a limited time in the fine print.
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    Wouldn't it be possible to prove machines could understand the concepts (not just the symbols) but teaching it 2 different languages and pass the concepts through one and ask for explanations of them through the other? If the AI was ju
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    This is rounding. 8km would actually be 80304.7 kPa. So not as beautiful as you imagine.
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    This is the surprising thing about Brazil, here we have the big corporations as well, and a lot (if not all) corrupt politicians. But somehow these consumer laws passed got approved and will be pretty hard to remove.
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    I have the Steam Deck, I mean, I had it, because I'm waiting for the RMA because mine had a nasty bug which capped either CPU or GPU at a low level. And this is my message to you: Beware it is pretty much a beta product, so buy it with
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    This is because now corporate finance leads those companies, and its strategy is usually focused towards moving the numbers in the way investors read them (SOX rules for Earnings Report) and using all the tricks in the book to pass some sho
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    Isn't this a business opportunity for construction companies? Or is the price of building homes increasing at the same pace? Maybe that's a graph that is missing there? Quick Google search took me here: https://reventur
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    Anyone here can explain why is Peter Thiel so dedicated to conservatism and the culture war? I don't get how bankrolling people who actively support policies that hurt minorities (like the LGBT community) can bring any upside to him. W
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    I don't get some coders/devs/software engineers surprised that LLM can now pretty much create a whole code out of a prompt. Wasn't this the final objective of the programming languages abstraction evolution? From Binary&
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    I wonder if there is a market for a framework gaming laptop. Really hope there is. Also, on another note, I've read this engadget article about how other companies tried to build an upgradeable laptop and failed but I see Framework as
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    In my third world country (Brazil) we actually have strict regulations on cancellations (among other consumer focused laws): - Companies need to choose at least one channel to work 24 hours a day seven days a week. - The consumer can only b
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    I never could understand how derivatives are not more tightly regulated. The stock market brings a benefit to society in a way that companies, who are producing and researching good and services, can get investment to expand and produce mor
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    by dakial1 4y ago

    After becoming a sperm donor, Tim Gullicksen wanted to get to know his donor kids. Now he invites them all out to a lake in California every summer.