darod

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by darod 3y ago
"Every child will have an AI tutor that is infinitely patient, infinitely compassionate, infinitely knowledgeable, infinitely helpful." - people use the internet so that they don't have to remember things. I'm not sure h
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The husband-and-wife forgers who fooled the art market – and made millions(cnn.com)
22 points by darod 3y ago|1 comments
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by darod 3y ago
is the moral of the story that offices are killing us and that we need to go outside and sit in the sun for an hour of your day?
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The Death of Ownership(businessinsider.com)
5 points by darod 3y ago|1 comments
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by darod 3y ago
thankfully TSA can only take your liquids and not your solids at the checkpoint, so you can theoretically buy/make a sandwich before you go to the airport.
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by darod 3y ago
Sure, but no one is comparing a quarterback with a physicist or in this case a programmer. I just think that our field is developing descriptions of ourselves to over embellish what we actually do and it's not necessary. We sit behin
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by darod 4y ago
first "code ninjas" now "street fighting" engineers and "martial art" engineers? really? I feel like these monikers are getting a little silly especially since you'd never see the reverse.
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by darod 4y ago
If AI is solving everything and ultimately phasing workers out, then what exactly would you be educating your kids in? Human's limiting factor is the time that it takes them to learn something (18-27 years of education depending on th
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Few dollars and 8 minutes to create a deepfake(npr.org)
5 points by darod 4y ago|4 comments
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by darod 4y ago
what prevents a child from have 2 chatbots open, one asking the questions and tutoring and another that it sources it's answers from? People are already leveraging AI to write their papers for them and kids will figure out how to hack
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by darod 4y ago
The math is suspect. Author doesn't take into consideration that rents increase annually vs a locked mortgage with a conventional loan. Rent is also 100% loss vs mortgage you're gaining equity. Additionally if you think beyond
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by darod 4y ago
Didn't Tesla have one of their cars drive out of a garage so it could get repo'd. I don't see how you can patent "a car driving itself to get repossessed". After you patent autonomous driving why does the location
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by darod 4y ago
Price of housing dropping but I'm sure rents are still high. Landlords trying to recoup all the cash they lost during the pandemic.
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by darod 4y ago
Sometimes companies don't make changes until after hobbyists take matters into their own hands and make custom mods. Apple didn't consider many of the mods/software until people start jailbreaking their phones. The fact tha
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by darod 4y ago
I’ve heard the issue in the US historically has been tax related. Some freelancers didn’t pay their taxes and the government went after the hiring company. Also business insurance is another line item that certain freelancers never invested
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Tesla slashes battery investment costs(thedriven.io)
1 points by darod 4y ago|0 comments
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by darod 4y ago
Is it just me or does he look like Christian Bale from American Psycho?
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by darod 4y ago
I'm curious of the next article that describes the speed up process.
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by darod 4y ago
Corporations allow for infinite iterations of BSers because at the end of the day, if you're found out, you can always re-face, re-market, and rebrand. Also, once they get a win and a bag of cash is in their hand, now they have capita
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by darod 4y ago
you can't patent a vegetable, but a vegetable in it's normal state is always going to be a better source of nutrition than something man made.
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Expiration Dates Are Meaningless(theatlantic.com)
2 points by darod 4y ago|0 comments
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by darod 4y ago
"Five years ago, a study describing a precipitous decline in sperm counts sparked extreme concerns that humanity was on the path to extinction." Extinction, seriously? Why is it necessary to be so hyperbolic with writing these day
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by darod 4y ago
i've been in remission for 3 years. I'm not dead yet so I don't have any regrets, just gratitude for more time that I was given.
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by darod 4y ago
yup, baby steps (black belt 2nd degree)
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by darod 4y ago
interesting that he's so programmed to work that just relaxing for a bit made him depressed. hard to see how working 11 hours a day is going to make it easier for him to still not have to put his kids on the calendar. on a side note,
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Bella Hadid's spray-on Coperni dress(cnn.com)
12 points by darod 4y ago|0 comments
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by darod 4y ago
This is all well and good if you actually like your parents. There are reasons people leave home and never come back. Not all relationships with them are going to be the loving fairy tales one sees on TV.
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by darod 4y ago
He's been officially "one day a week"? What does that mean? He only works one day a week?
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by darod 4y ago
I think it really depends on the type of interruption. Most commercials are not a calm segue to take a break from the show. Advertisers purposely increase the volume because they know you're going to be stepping away and shock you wi
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by darod 4y ago
"Commercial breaks––people actually enjoy TV more with commercials." I've never enjoyed being disrupted by commercials nor has anyone else. This is why Tivo became so popular

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