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by danuker 3y ago
Whatever a student encounters in a field probably has search results on the web. I find it hard NOT to find the same question on sites like StackOverflow, Quora, or Reddit.
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by danuker 3y ago
Clearly the goal of this particular technology at this point in time is to reduce cost. AIs scale very cheaply. I believe that, for now, AI teaches worse than human teachers. But we are rapidly reaching human level, and might surpass it qui
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by danuker 3y ago
Isn't there still the Run dialog, Win+R in newer versions of Windows?
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by danuker 3y ago
I'd like to mention one caveat about the "low taxation" in Romania: Employees are taxed roughly 40-45%. Only self-employed workers and company owners are taxed less, and this year even their taxes went up.
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by danuker 3y ago
I see a future where training a model without a watermark is illegal.
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by danuker 3y ago
> no one will ever conceivably even try to automate/script the thing being designed. Spammers will spam everywhere they can. My minuscule personal site suffers from it very rarely, but I can imagine anyone getting a lot of page view
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by danuker 3y ago
I was thinking these are somehow generated. But they are Google's mashups: https://emojipedia.org/emoji-kitchen/
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by danuker 3y ago
I agree that grave-robbing is illegal. But I'd have no moral qualms with robbing the grave of someone with no living relatives. It's not like they're gonna mind. We all get recycled in the end.
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by danuker 3y ago
> Writing a long-running program? If it applies, have a "testing" version that runs quickly, on limited (but error-prone) data cases. Ideally, run it with the rest of your test suite.
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by danuker 3y ago
I guess you could find the cheat sheet useful on a phone/tablet while you are learning the correspondences.
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by danuker 3y ago
If you ask me, the fewer features, the less the attack surface.
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by danuker 3y ago
Why is it a problem that it's unmaintained? It's not like the TOTP standard is a moving target.
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by danuker 3y ago
Security, the classic excuse behind reducing freedom.
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by danuker 3y ago
And maybe those identities will be magically synced to and from central servers, which would not be so great.
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by danuker 3y ago
I'd argue that a mobile phone is not an adequate platform for coding. The touchscreen and keyboard layouts make it difficult to type needed symbols, distracting from the problem at hand. Coding requires deep thought, but phones are opt
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by danuker 3y ago
You'd probably get a reply that sans-serif fonts were invented in ancient Greece.
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by danuker 3y ago
But what cash grabbing opportunity would the dealer have in that case?
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by danuker 4y ago
35 minutes have passed, and I have received no DMs nor message requests. The result is inconclusive (since nobody seems to have interacted with this post). I will go to sleep for now, but will check back in 8h in case anyone sends me someth
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Ask HN: Do Twitter DMs work for you?
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by danuker 4y ago
Indeed. The only way to know whether something is true is to integrate it with your experience and/or experiment some more if needed. BUT some content is designed to induce you to do that. Consider whether the source of the content has
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by danuker 4y ago
My point exactly. It is the company that DECIDES to make the site adblocker-unfriendly. It is not accidental.
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by danuker 4y ago
If my agency were hit with this, I'd plan switching ASAP.
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by danuker 4y ago
I don't buy that. Web devs know better than to suffer through ads. They block ads.
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by danuker 4y ago
> so they never step out of character, not even for a second! Reminds me of horror stories on /r/BDSMAdvice/ where the subs did not know you are supposed to enjoy being dominated. What a human problem to have - influence o
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by danuker 4y ago
We could have this already. - Have a cron job that checks email from a certain sender (CRM?). - Instruct an OpenAI API session to say a magic word to reply to an e-mail: "To reply, say REPLY_123123_123123 followed by your message.&quot
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by danuker 4y ago
> can be uncomfortable for people to build their livelihoods upon Absolutely. Not everyone can be consistently creative, and without a large enough financial buffer, it's a recipe for disaster.
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by danuker 4y ago
Not quite; having it exist is something that may be worth paying for, even if it's equivalent to public domain.
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by danuker 4y ago
I would assume the prompt itself is copyrightable. As far as inpainting or other manual modifications, I'm uncertain.
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by danuker 4y ago
Your prejudice is that Indians would be a net negative to the economy. Even if they were only fit for lower-skilled work, they'd free up the native workers for native-specific jobs.
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by danuker 4y ago
Amazing! I think failures are just as important as successes when learning what works. Unfortunately, many business books just take the top X people by net worth and analyze what they did, but that is not enough. Stated in Bayes' theor

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