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Before we all go into why lambda doesn’t work, remember that companies are happily handing many many millions of dollars to AWS each year, and will continue to do so for some time.
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2y ago
dang clean up on isle 10
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2y ago
> with cutting-edge optimizations and enterprise-level features.” Wait, enterprise-level features?! This is proof! It found it couldn’t meaningfully optimise and started banging out corporate buzzwords. AGI been achieved.
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2y ago
I also had a response but it would probably get me permanently banned. You more reasonable and patient than I am. Well said.
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2y ago
then why not look it up? sending someone abroad to compile information on other people just seems off, even if some of that is public. These are supposed to be students.
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2y ago
> There might be something else but this looks like a progress evaluation form and is hardly concerning. There is indeed something else > An online announcement from January 2019 by the Chinese consulate in Belfast even suggests recip
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> In the UK Chinese funded international masters/phd students have to send back to China reports about their fellow students as a condition of their funding. That's a major claim, do you have a link to an article or source?
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2y ago
There’s already a maintainer, why not give him a contract?
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The answer from the maintainer is PERFECT. This is the situation for a lot of open source projects.
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2y ago
yes, yes it is.
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2y ago
Come on mate, it’s getting old
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2y ago
Nope the price is not “up”. For reference the spot robot from Boston dynamics starts at 74k usd. So you could literally have a team of humanoids for the price of a spot.
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2y ago
That's terrible and I can't imagine how you feel, Sorry for your loss.
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2y ago
just to remind everyone that state of the art was Will Smith Eating Spaghetti in April of 2023 https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/yes-v... We're not even done with 2024. Just imagine
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I looked at all three website sites but no docs, it's a rough start with no headline app, or docs to create an app.
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Must be willing to work hard core. Must always be on site 100% If you are not sleeping in the office, you aren't waking up with a job!
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2y ago
how simple is it to detect AI?
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2y ago
So how do you get that evidence?
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Haha, yes that’s a possibility . But in all seriousness I don’t hold a grudge against the company. It’s just the first time I realized this is thousands of dollars worth of work and a hefty commitment to support a profit making entity. It j
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After I left a job I wrote a library to accomplish something we really struggled with at my previous company. I realized that if I open sourced and maintained it and my old company used it, then I’d basically be working my old job with no p
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This is the "Iraq has WMD" for this generation. It's just laying the ground work for some insidious nonsense.
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this sucks, I think small and medium business should have a government escrow service. And it should be made law that: A) Business over a certain size have to contract some quota from small and medium business B) That any and all payments s
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2y ago
I clearly got it wrong.
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Awesome release. I feel sorry though for someone getting into frontend dev now. > is a new hook to order Actions inside of a Transition with access to the state of the action, and the pending state. It accepts a reducer that can call Act
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Why does the approval of drugs have to be binary? If the drug shows promising results it should be available with an added disclosure. You can buy cancer causing cigarettes over the counter but not a drug that has already shown results. It’
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If you can’t trust Microsoft with a wallpaper app, should they be trusted with the whole operating system?
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samsung family I think is the closest
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2y ago
Please check out plasticity, this “electron bad” argument is pretty outdated and never evidenced. There is absolutely nothing that says browsers can’t do 60fps with multiple 3d views.
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