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by delecti 5mo ago
FWIW, as a trans woman, I assumed that was for demonstration purposes to avoid showing anything intimate or identifying. Though some of us do remove essentially all hair south of the eyes.
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by delecti 5mo ago
There's a valid point there, but that's stating it way too strongly. I haven't seen their documentation, maybe the problem lies there. But there's no tool or documentation so perfect that nobody can use it wrong.
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by delecti 5mo ago
It can , but that seems to be more related to poor implementations by the game devs, and not inherent to it. There are plenty of examples of games with Denuvo that still run fine (give or take your opinion on whether the presence of DRM is
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by delecti 5mo ago
Going to war with Iran has been the unambiguous goal of Israel for decades. In absence of strong evidence to the contrary, the default assumption should be that that was the motivation.
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by delecti 5mo ago
Those services always asked ahead of time though. And at the time, it was seen as cool , like a not-so-subtle "look at me, listening to music on this cool service".
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by delecti 5mo ago
Their actual jobs link: https://covu.bamboohr.com/careers
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by delecti 5mo ago
The same account posts both threads. It's not hard to find. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47975570
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by delecti 5mo ago
You'd have to define "better". All this shows is that LLMs generate resumes that fit the heuristics LLMs use to judge resumes. And that makes sense, but isn't necessarily a given.
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by delecti 6mo ago
I'm not saying we shouldn't help people like us, who already paid off large sums of loans. I'm asking why we should only help people still saddled with debt if we also help people like us at the same time. That's class
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by delecti 6mo ago
Why does improving things for future generations need to be held up until we can undo mistakes already done? The ladder got pulled up and some of us needed to scramble, but can't we lower the ladder back down for them anyway? We can do
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by delecti 6mo ago
> Put together, we’re seeing an Emirati-Israeli axis emerging to balance Saudi hegemony in the Gulf and Iranian hegemony over the Persian Gulf. I’d expect to see an Emirati deal with Egypt and India next if this hypothesis is correct. Do
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by delecti 6mo ago
Are they getting paid in actual money? Or are the AI companies "paying" their infrastructure bills with IOU/equity.
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by delecti 6mo ago
Was she diagnosed with Alzheimers, which she then managed to halt the progress of?
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by delecti 6mo ago
I wasn't saying that age limits would fix all, or even the most important problems. I'm just saying that we're only at war with Iran because Trump's dementia is leaving him disconnected from reality.
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by delecti 6mo ago
I doubt they did it for the purpose of crypto bets, that was just a side benefit. They did it because Israel owns our government, and this is the first time we've had a president far enough out of touch with reality to not push back.
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by delecti 6mo ago
He got the nickname while he was dying of cancer. He had stopped grooming himself because of his medications. So you aren't entirely wrong, but rest assured that we were agonizingly aware of the ways in which he was unhealthy.
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by delecti 6mo ago
In my experience most people lovingly refer to their cats in negative-sounding ways. One of the terms of endearment we used for our most recent cat was "stinky little piss baby". I think most cat owners are well aware that they&#x
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by delecti 6mo ago
How is 10889 a problem? I thought the move to 64 bit added billions of years.
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by delecti 6mo ago
Totally fair. I don't read much on Kindles either (mostly on my OLED phone). There's just a lot of dis/misinformation around these deprecations that I feel should be corrected. I worked on Kindles earlier in my career and sti
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by delecti 6mo ago
Nothing you've quoted is wrong per se, but it's also not the full story. Amazon removed the ability to download files from them to your computer. And they will soon be removing the ability to download files from them directly
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by delecti 6mo ago
Is the Kindle dying? A cursory check suggests otherwise. Checking the sources on the "Sales" section of Wikipedia, they sold $5bn of devices in 2014 [0], and then hit a decade-long high in 2024 [1]. Now that's much to go on
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by delecti 6mo ago
I took a similar class in college, and I'm also glad I did, even though the professor was kinda rubbish. Even having the thinnest surface level understanding of the other ur-languages is so useful (and even more-so with assembly). I ca
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by delecti 6mo ago
Does SonarCube use LLMs these days? It always seemed like a bloated, Goodhart's law inviting, waste of time, so hearing that doesn't surprise me at all.
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by delecti 6mo ago
WRT the west coast, mostly. It's about as long as Japan, but only about half the population. It's certainly populated enough that it's not justifiable that rail travel is so slow. Less so for the east coast though. From rough
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by delecti 6mo ago
In that analogy, the GPUs are like if the railroad tracks only lasted 5 years.
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by delecti 6mo ago
I agree that AI will probably have bigger effects that we could possibly predict right now. But unlike past booms/bubbles, I suspect the infrastructure being built now won't be useful after it resolves. The railroads, interstate s
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by delecti 6mo ago
I think it's important that we recognize and understand how those operations are being done, and ignorance of the complexity of all the parts of our lives leads to the death of expertise. People who would learn a lot just from reading
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by delecti 6mo ago
It does if those consequences are imposed by the government.
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by delecti 6mo ago
Based on the timelines, it seems like the WordPad EoL was going on at the same time as the plans to add crap to Notepad. They might well have killed WordPad so that they could turn Notepad into the pile of crap it became.
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by delecti 6mo ago
Is there any legitimate way to do that? Last I heard, that version needed an Enterprise license which end-users realistically can't realistically get.

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