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by dylan604 5mo ago
That sounds like a brilliant idea if you're a board member of one of these companies.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Wait, did I miss a meeting? Are you saying HR employees are humans? That has not been my experience
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I'd only be guessing, but I'd imagine that trying to simulate being a lawyer for someone trying to do something shady would really push an LLM. Imagine being a lawyer for Trump. Could it ever come up with the arguments that his la
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by dylan604 5mo ago
But can an LLM come up with questions like what the definition of is is? Seems to me there's a lot of "depends on how you read it" type of stuff that lawyers excel at finding novel interpretations. So what coders thinking of
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Nope. The jury was to give the sentence. This depends on jurisdiction when the jury does the sentencing. Capital murder cases are a famous example. I guess I was lucky that my local jurisdiction said GTA was worth of a jury sentencing?? The
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I've rented modified cameras for using to shoot the night sky multiple times. Without fail, the weather for the dark sky that I've rented gear has been shite overcast, rainy, and one time even flooded the location. It has been a w
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by dylan604 5mo ago
You know, sometimes, you just gotta get to work and the busses just aren't going to get you there in time. /s I was in a jury pool not in Seattle for a guy that already pled guilty for GTA, so it was just the sentencing part. The
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Currently, they are focused on owning the US. You'll see they are well on their way. The eye of Sauron hasn't been focused on the EU just yet.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Buying it doesn't necessarily have to mean becoming owner of the physical thing. You could buy the EU by spending enough money with the politicians that you essentially get to do whatever you wanted as if you owned the physical thing w
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by dylan604 5mo ago
As long as you're using it as just another bit of marketing/advertising, it seems like a no brainer. It's those companies that only exist because FB/Insta/Twit/etc exist that are really using suspect business m
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by dylan604 5mo ago
As snark, I've been using the phrase "ask GPT about it" for things that clearly do not need an LLM to be involved. The other day, I was on a zoom call and said it, only to see the present actually doing it. I hope my unmuted
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Simply because the math works that 7.5IRE on a 120IRE scale maps to 16 8-bit that 110IRE maps itself to 235 8-bit on a simple scaling equation. To get 235 8-bit to match to 100IRE means some sort of exponential scaling. At that point, I stu
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by dylan604 5mo ago
wow, yeah, that's quite the miss on my part.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
It's right up there with the confusion if 2000 was the new year of the 21st century or the last year of the 19th century.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> broadcast systems historically used 16-235 For 8-bit, 16 maps to 7.5IRE which is the well understood legal black. Mapping 235 means they mapped peak to 110IRE. This is based on a 0-120IRE scale. This gets weird as the broadcast limit f
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by dylan604 5mo ago
There's definitely one judge in FL that seems to like the current administration
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by dylan604 5mo ago
The fact they are stuck with the concept of a dock being something the computer needs to physically sit in is just funny to me. I have a "dock" for my MBP that is just a little box that everything connects to that doesn't lea
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by dylan604 5mo ago
This is probably his zombie apocalypse location that he has on stand by
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by dylan604 5mo ago
There was also the Adaptive Optics where the beam was shaped by lot of individual articulated mirrors that could be used to correct the beam from not only the atmospheric distortion but how the heat of the beam itself would then change the
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> your bank could shut phishers down cold by requiring wire transfers to be authorized in person but they don’t want to pay staff or risk you being upset by a transaction taking an extra hour so they don’t. Isn't this essentially wh
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I brought some bathbombs on a trip as part of a thank you gift. My bag got pulled aside for additional screening, and I had to think for a second on what to call them when the TSA person asked me what they were.
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by dylan604 5mo ago
I really don't appreciate you posting my unhashed password to the public like that
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by dylan604 5mo ago
> They proceeded to fire their grant manager and have me manage the whole grant without extra pay. This is such a bullshit thing to experience. I had a version of this where I took on extra work that I was interested in which became a ne
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by dylan604 5mo ago
You seem to think that having a random anime girl is not an annoyance. anything that deviates from showing me the content that I've requested is an annoyance. Just because you prefer A over B does not mean that A is not still an annoya
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The Pentagon Knew Enemies Could Track Troops' Phones for Years. Now They Are(wired.com)
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I think my mom could have taken better footage of that, and I swear she was the worst. I realize that the person holding the camera was looking at the thing directly and getting lost in the moment rather than looking at the camera, but for
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Congress can pass whatever, but POTUS would still have to sign it. Even this Congress is not veto proof
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Let's not forget the complacency of this Congress. POTUS could not get away with this nonsense if Congress would do its job. The right has been working their way to this perfect scenario for decades with gerrymandering at the state lev
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Someone should let bigTech know about this
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by dylan604 5mo ago
Should have added IANAL, so any inaccuracies are definitely introduced by my layman's explanation. What nuances are left then? What small amount of hope can be gleaned from the ruling?

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