diyseguy

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by diyseguy 3y ago
I'm far more worried about how they will try to regulate the use of AI. As an example the regulations around PII make debugging production issues intractable as prod is basically off-limits lest a hapless engineer view someone's
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by diyseguy 3y ago
Same. I haven't caught covid or any cold in three years now. Working remotely, use an N95 in public spaces.. Happy introvert without kids.
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by diyseguy 3y ago
Do you have a reference for the whole time-passage leads an LLM to psychotic break thing? That sounds pretty interesting and would like to read more about it.
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by diyseguy 4y ago
I imagine spraying your nose every day with the stuff might get old in a hurry
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by diyseguy 4y ago
Yes I had a neighbor who died from Bextra
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by diyseguy 4y ago
It occurs to me that advertisements are just spaced repetition suggestions. Someone should make a match three or other addictive game that periodically shows you flash cards instead of ads.
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by diyseguy 4y ago
not to mention the "moist interesting category-theoretical concepts"
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by diyseguy 4y ago
from audience capture to captured by the audience!
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by diyseguy 4y ago
I once had a typing job working 3 days at 12 hours each with 4 days off. Though by the third day it was kinda rough, it was still the greatest arrangement I've ever had.
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by diyseguy 4y ago
date is at the bottom of the article: NOVEMBER 5, 2012
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by diyseguy 4y ago
Yes, couldn't they just make some government subsidies to incentivize it? Then we could be rid of all the nasty plastic waste that keeps finding it's way into the ocean and everywhere else?
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by diyseguy 4y ago
Hunter gatherer societies no doubt considered them to be shamans or treated them with psychedelics
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by diyseguy 5y ago
part-time tech work sounds like a good idea, but it seems to me most serious tech jobs can't be done part time
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by diyseguy 5y ago
looks like they took that offline - did anyone save it?
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by diyseguy 5y ago
The problem is they lost all credibility with the public for that very obvious deception.
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by diyseguy 7y ago
there is no downloadable dataset?
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by diyseguy 7y ago
I guess I meant the web advertising business. Since they are the premier site hosting service, the dream would be to launch a site and have it pay for itself with ads, but they haven't gone there for some reason.
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by diyseguy 7y ago
I have a similar question - why is Amazon not in the ad business?
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by diyseguy 7y ago
"The biggest assault the virus launches is on a patient's immune system. It causes a fall in the count of lymphocytes" https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/reporters-notebo... https:/&#
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by diyseguy 7y ago
https://www.nature.com/news/engineered-bat-virus-stirs-debat... https://www.nature.com/news/inside-the-chinese-lab-poised-to...
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by diyseguy 7y ago
https://www.nature.com/news/inside-the-chinese-lab-poised-to...
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by diyseguy 7y ago
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.01.26.920249v1
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by diyseguy 7y ago
https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/questions-surroun...
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by diyseguy 7y ago
I've subjectively noticed improvement using Lions Mane Mushroom supplements as well as self-administered ultrasound treatments and TENS
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by diyseguy 7y ago
"aggressive liking" is that like a "heart attack"?
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by diyseguy 7y ago
Also, I wonder why Amazon hasn't gotten into the ad platform business? They've gotten into everyone else's business. Isn't that the dream - to host a website on their platform and have it be self-supported via ads and
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by diyseguy 7y ago
What I wish is that someone would make a blog post that shows you just how much you can realistically do while staying under the "free" tier limits and what innocent "mistakes" will take you over the line into regrettabl
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by diyseguy 7y ago
seems to require a connection to an AWS account, and even then, it doesn't seem to work
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by diyseguy 7y ago
sadly it seems to require a connection to an AWS account to do anything
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by diyseguy 7y ago
Also, how do all the companies using their provided models differentiate and compete. Seems like a major oversight

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