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by deeviant 4y ago
Speaking as somebody who spent thousands of dollars for a lawyer on a matter, with basically no results, and also who used chatGPT, personal research, and common sense to solve this same matter for free, I can only say if a LLM is "a g
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by deeviant 4y ago
So you are presenting the fact that lawyers must digest an absurdly large corpus of legal documentation, but also maintaining that is something a human lawyer has some sort of advantage over a LLM?
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by deeviant 4y ago
It's a simple case of it's energy density. The energy content of ethanol is about 33% less than pure gasoline. Higher octane doesn't even necessary equate to higher gas mileage. As soon as octane is high enough for your engin
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by deeviant 4y ago
That doesn't sound right. "Facebook reported $23.1 billion net profit in 2022, a decline on the $39.3 billion made in 2021. Meta has invested heavily into the metaverse, which is cutting into its profits." https://
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by deeviant 4y ago
This is a forum that tends to attract entrepreneurs. People that hope to grow something small into something big and learn the lessons that can take them through that journey. So it seems to me, it's a perfectly reasonable point out fa
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by deeviant 4y ago
Need to add "AI Whisperer" to my resume...
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by deeviant 4y ago
The Apple Newton table computer was a complete disaster and thus all tablet computing devices thereafter will always suck, yes?
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by deeviant 4y ago
Yes, thank you. Too late to edit =/
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by deeviant 4y ago
I'm a very big fan of astronomy, but I can't seem to care at all about satellites blocking terrestrial telescopes. Ubiquitous connectivity is simply a larger concern than land based telescopes. Further, space based telescopes seem
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by deeviant 4y ago
What do you think the definition of a "boutique" fruit is, exactly? I would think it would have a lot less from being some actual boon from the gods and more a fruit in limited supply in the region of interest.
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by deeviant 4y ago
> I'm not comfortable with the ambiguity around something that is effectively an open door to my entire system. But the back door is written in Rust, so it's a secure, well-built backdoor, a backdoor you can trust.
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by deeviant 4y ago
But Avatar doing well doesn't erase the fact that many of their movies and series aren't.
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by deeviant 4y ago
Disney+ was also a financial disaster.
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by deeviant 4y ago
Let's be clear, the reason Google didn't want to jump into conversation search is because it invalidates large portions of their business model. At best they want to avoid bad publicity of their tech just being bad enough to throw
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by deeviant 4y ago
> I really don't understand the outrage on that decision What decision are you claiming people were outraged? Because the actual reason people where outraged is the very existence of the magic 30th edition in the first place. It is
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by deeviant 4y ago
Stack ranking seems to misunderstand how statistics work. Sure, N% of the people in the company might be under performers, but that does not at all suggest that N% of each team are. The weakest member of a team may well ahead of the curve i
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by deeviant 4y ago
Right, because "feeling good" is the medical definition of being medically healthy?
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by deeviant 4y ago
> “Please explain how someone can be similar to a bovine in their relationship to crypto” Oh, that's easy. When looking at the carbon footprint per unit calorie, bovine flesh, is much larger than vegetarian options. Same with water
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by deeviant 4y ago
> If you're in SV-adjacent circles, lots of people are throatily anti-crypto, to the point where they start seeing red when you mention crypto, and pelt crypto with the same anti arguments repeated ad nauseum. Oh I know just the typ
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by deeviant 4y ago
Or NOPE ("Not On Planet Earth") I began my career in solar system SCADA systems. My company wanted to build a solar plant in CA, it was picketed and sued by the Sierra Club. Yes, an environmental club suing to stop a solar power p
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by deeviant 4y ago
Yeehaw, cowboy!
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by deeviant 4y ago
> The NYC law spit in the face of a previous supreme court decision. That can't be allowed. Yet what we recently learned is what the supreme court decides is of little consequence. It's just the temporary whim of whatever polit
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by deeviant 4y ago
78% of Texans believe abortions should be allowed to some degree ( https://www.texastribune.org/2022/05/04/texas-abortion-ut-po... ) Texas, like most "conservative" states is gerrymandered to all hell
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by deeviant 4y ago
You'll have to forgive me if I'm not feeling the "begrudging" nature of your statement. > Ofc, my support for this change assumes that this Supreme Court will show restraint towards political activism (in either direc
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by deeviant 4y ago
> It's the kind of thing someone firmly ensconced in a bubble would say. You would have to be "firmly ensconced in a bubble" to think you have the right to force a women to carry their rapists baby. Or to even think you
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by deeviant 4y ago
It's fair to say more money doesn't necessarily result in better results, but it would be absolutely incorrect to think that endemic budgetary shortfalls don't drastically impact results. It's like money and happiness.
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by deeviant 4y ago
Mmmhmm, I just can't wait until proof of stake. That's going to fix everything. /s
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by deeviant 4y ago
"To effectively address the misuse of online services for the purposes of child sexual abuse, clear rules are needed, with robust conditions and safeguards. The proposed rules will oblige providers to detect, report and remove child se
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by deeviant 4y ago
It's worse than that, because you an block an unlimited amount of people, in advance. So you just identify a group of people that would likely respond negatively to your point, and make a post that can't be responded to by that gr
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by deeviant 4y ago
The core premise seems completely asinine and the format is eye rending. Disallowing "dislikes" doesn't stop trolling (the recipient still receives the msg after all) "like" it or not, negative feedback is required

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