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The voice acting in Fallout New Vegas was excellent. Obviously having only written dialog is much cheaper to produce. But I think the bottleneck will ultimately be how many hours are allocated to the writers and designers (e.g. making branc
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4y ago
The DA is the entity who decides to pursue charges against a suspect or not. The police can only arrest and recommend.
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4y ago
You can find the latest docs via RECAP/CourtListener https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66678711/jpmorgan-chase...
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4y ago
> Mr. Calogero went to the store and talked to the owner, who showed him a still from a surveillance camera. He realized that one of the alleged fraudsters looked like Mr. Reid, but the man was heavier... > “The guy had big arms, a
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4y ago
The Following tab limits to my followers, but in reverse chrono order. This is also not desirable b/c it limits to whoever’s posting whenever I’ve happened to check the feed. I’d like to see interesting tweets from a few hours ago, and
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4y ago
Yep, having had created a few throwaway accounts I definitely got a sense of how the algorithm compensated for the majority of users who aren't super active. And it makes sense -- most new users aren't going to want to spend accou
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4y ago
The subject of this story wasn't arrested for "driving while black". His arrest warrants, based on AI-face recognition as a source, was signed on July 18. His car was pulled over in November after an officer learned of the wa
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4y ago
How is a story about a misuse of technology not a "technology story"? The "evidence" would not exist if Clearview AI (or any similar vendor) did not purport to offer a reliable matching algorithm and expansive dataset. I
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> Twitter has several Candidate Sources that we use to retrieve recent and relevant Tweets for a user. For each request, we attempt to extract the best 1500 Tweets from a pool of hundreds of millions through these sources. We find candi
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non paywall: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/31/technology/facial-recogni... Excerpt: > His parents made phone calls, hired lawyers and spent thousands of dollars to figure out why the police thought
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Police relied on Clearview AI and put the wrong person in jail
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Pizza rolls and the meaning of midcentury food
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BuzzFeed is quietly publishing whole AI-generated articles, not just quizzes
(futurism.com)
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A History of Army Information Operations
(tnsr.org)
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> 1. How is it that a supposed $250 million bond was secured with (according to news articles) significantly less value than that in assets? How does that work? The collateral seems to be his parents' house, a few hundred thousand
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(tangent) Ok this confuses me: > (in December, their $1.8 million Palo Alto home was used to secure a $250 million bail package after Bankman-Fried was released on a personal recognizance bond. Their Palo Alto home is worth only $1.8
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FDA approves over-the-counter sales of opioid overdose treatment Narcan
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Binance sees $2B in outflows as troubles compound
(wsj.com)
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How essential is the teaspoon of coconut oil?
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I would think their identity is as subject to subpoena as any anon user at any social media service. From the article: > Twitter also asked the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to order GitHub to identify the
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Huh? Isn't cheaper food often the unhealthiest food? In Chicago, using the McDonalds app [0] I can get a large latte and 2 bacon and egg biscuits for just $5. That's a ready-to-eat meal with a ton of calories. You could match that
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From the repo README: > Try the pretrained model out here, courtesy of a GPU grant from Huggingface! https://huggingface.co/spaces/tloen/alpaca-lora Anyone else getting error messages when trying to submit in
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The article re-asserts that he still has no equity in its closing paragraphs: > For Altman, it’s not about money, either. One of the most surprising things in all of this is that he does not own even a tiny piece of OpenAI, which highl
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The model for coins in Super Mario Odyssey is simpler than in Super Mario Galaxy
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Medicare Advantage plans use algorithms to cut off care
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Twitter’s $42k-per-month API prices out nearly everyone
(wired.com)
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Letter claims cartel handed over men who killed Americans
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It doesn’t help Musk’s case that he appears unaware of typing-by-dictation software, which is efficient for prose but not necessarily for coding
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I wonder if it’s significantly faster if you’re connecting to it from Iceland
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To build a world-renowned web design firm based in Iceland (population 370k, barely bigger than Cincinnati, Ohio) is pretty astounding. Looking at the beautiful "coming soon" homepage [0] he presumably built for his restaurant (wh
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