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danuker
3y ago
Doesn't that make it a good joke?
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> If such a pause cannot be promptly established, regulatory bodies should intervene and declare a suspension. Wow. This pushes my buttons! And should redden the face of anyone asking for the same in the AI field. > Cornelius Cryomesh
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Is a fork more expensive than starting anew? How?
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This is more of a story of how many people can be conned into buying garbage hardware with software under someone else's control, and not get refunded.
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3y ago
The right response is "because my performance issues ticket was never prioritized".
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3y ago
Indeed; the entertainment industry doesn't need CAD-level accuracy.
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Eh. Just act in front of a greenscreen and you're good.
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I optimized mine for speed. I use i3, and while I have to manually install stuff like xfce4-clipman-plugin and volumeicon, and have to manage displays with arandr, everything is snappy, even on my 8-year-old laptop. Every now and then I loo
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I have been surprised how easy it was to get my not-too-technically-savvy mum to use Manjaro. She spends the vast majority (if not all) of her time in the browser, so there's no difference.
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3y ago
There must be some point at which the cost of the endeavor becomes greater than the profits to be made.
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> but it also labeled about 50% of my own stock photo composites I tried as AI generated Could it be that a large proportion of the source stock photos were actually AI generated?
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3y ago
> Python AND Ruby to build The `cryptography` library (I'd say quite an important one in the Python ecosystem) requires Python, C and Rust to build, since v3.4. https://cryptography.io/en/latest/installatio
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3y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7317550/ > The present study has several limitations. It is both retrospective and uncontrolled, and the cases were submitted in medico‐legal consultation, all
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> wiring the Earth up Reminds me of the intro to The Expanse, where they wire up some celestial bodies as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y4wuVfV5G4 The song also gives me the chills.
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> Show or Display law Dammit. Even with his money he barely managed to scratch his own itch.
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3y ago
A lot of sites interpret stuff like :rocket: as emojis, and even have autocomplete.
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> load the company up with debt and pay yourself a nice dividend I am new to this. Doesn't a dividend come from profits? What profits are there if you need debt? And who will loan to you if your business plan is to exit scam?
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Louis Rossmann: Autodesk turns lifetime licenses into subscriptions [video]
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> should you just cut out the middle-model and be using ChatGPT as your classifier? And hope OpenAI forever provides the service, and at a reasonable price, latency, and volume?
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How far has Reddit come from "no censoring" (3:39).
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THANK YOU! I was stuck not knowing the "+". In my case it was a check mate.
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My country was El Salvador. I would not have guessed it (I kept trying equatorial countries). I had to reverse engineer the URL encoding of the embedded map. Spoiler: There is !1d and !2d, followed by coordinates.
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Survival of the fittest! And the fittest are driving 2-ton death machines.
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> This regulatory attention on large companies is advantageous to startups Any reference about this? If anything, the GDPR fines make me think the opposite. https://danuker.go.ro/gdpranoia.html#fines
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3y ago
I suspect it being 16 bit instead of 32 bit means more of them can get packed more tightly. Some instructions can operate on them in parallel. But I personally think it's a coincidence, and it just so happens that 50k tokens are enough
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The first two links describe the same event, if I can tell correctly. A lot of people fail to realize how crucial financial institutions are for society. Everything we do has national currency as a middleman, and national currency is more u
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https://www.sec.gov/about/commissioners Well, honestly I am surprised at how extensive the commissioners' background is in public service and/or education.
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I am of the position that no company should be allowed to become too big to fail. Or, if one does, it should be nationalized. If its service is crucial and no other company can replace it, then there is a high risk that it makes use of its
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The SEC is not in the justice business. It is a puppet of the banks themselves. A $4M fine is NOTHING for a company netting $12.62B a QUARTER.
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Needing an EU VAT number for customers in other EU countries made me find a customer outside the EU. That is in spite of me not qualifying for VAT (self-employed with income below the threshold). I think this bureaucracy discourages a lot o
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