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elmerfud
1y ago
This is clearly not true. You don't see people with dedicated programming professions. What you do see is engineers that have different job focuses. You have engineers dedicated to mechanical systems you have engineers dedicated to the
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elmerfud
1y ago
This is another, in a long line of similar articles that I've read throughout the decades, that totally misunderstands the issue. Their premise that mass surveillance undermines or is incompatible with democracy is fundamentally flawed
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elmerfud
1y ago
You know I wouldn't mind the tariff so much if the other taxes came down and response to the application of the tariffs. What seems to be happening is we just got more taxes and all the talk about cutting other taxes in response to lev
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elmerfud
1y ago
That seems pretty insane and also this section of the policy is in the booking section. This is not in the flight check-in section. So if the ticket was purchased and the booking was confirmed and paid for then they should not have to show
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elmerfud
1y ago
This seems suspiciously like LLMs that are allowed to run unchecked and how they hallucinate based upon the questions and propositions presented to them.
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elmerfud
1y ago
Generally if you're using the term 'the gospel' in relation to something not the Bible you're making analogous comparison. If you look at the analogy then 'the gospel' in this context would be the law. Court pr
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elmerfud
1y ago
It's pretty typical that the government that is supposed to be for the people and says it wants to provide open and transparent information clearly does not want to provide that information when the information is used. This is the kin
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elmerfud
1y ago
Not only did this article not age well, it didn't even make sense at the time. Android did not displace windows, Android allowed the sale of additional devices for people to have in addition to Windows. Even in 2018 it was obvious that
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elmerfud
1y ago
I'm not sure where these people get the idea that some kind of thrust via the expulsion of mass is a requirement for moving and object. We know that gravity isn't really a force but an acceleration from the curvature of spacetime.
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elmerfud
1y ago
Perhaps you can link to what your referencing? From what I understand the fraud was prosecuted and they were sentenced but there was a presidential pardon granted. As far as the legal perspective of pardons the president has wide latitude t
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elmerfud
1y ago
So now you're just changing the subject. Because we were talking about H1B visas and now you're complaining about someone with a different visa type being prohibited from crossing the border. Maybe what's your sensing as aggr
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elmerfud
1y ago
I know exactly what your situation is. You're looking for H1B Visa workers which are intended to be highly specialized technical skills that are not locally available in the United States. If a $100,000 fee to bring in a highly technic
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1y ago
As a startup you wanted to underpay people that you import from overseas? There's a lot about Trump immigration policy that I do not like but this one I think is totally appropriate. If you read the articles you'll see that even M
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1y ago
That has always been the case, where the immigration officer at the border has wide discretion to refuse entry to anyone who is not a citizen. I do agree that prior to now that discretion was very rarely exercised. It is concerning the numb
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1y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. What evidence do you have that we are 100 years from going post-human or post biological? Technology is fascinating but all of the technology that we have ever created has not even come c
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elmerfud
1y ago
You're missing out on key phrase "highly developed technology". Science fiction books are fiction, it's right in the name. They do offer some nice explorations of ideas and some are based on sound scientific principles I
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elmerfud
1y ago
Obviously the universal greeting. bah weep grana weep ninny bon.
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1y ago
The reason I would want to host my own LLM is because I'm an adult. Every LLM that I've seen publicly available treat you like you're a 5-year-old that is incapable of having rational adult conversations about adult topics. I
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1y ago
A lot of people think planes are this sealed tube in the air. Nope, they use compressor stages of the engines to pressurize the cabins. This kind of thing can happen. They should have been able to close off the effected engine from pressuri
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This isn't something that used to need to be said. The really sad fact is that they even had to remind people that you shouldn't victim blame.
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Despite being told very early on about the 401k and saving for retirement when you're young to ensure that you will have enough I know there are many in Gen x that have not done that. They ignored it until they were in their 40s or &#x
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I would say it already has hit a dead end. We're simply an imperiod of scale right now but the intrinsic problems with how the algorithms work can't be overcome by small tweaks in the algorithms. This is seen by what people term a
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1y ago
Because you didn't read it. It's not intended to be a dating website from 1999. It's attempting to imitate how a lot of personal ads in 1999 worked. Small little ads in newspapers or dedicated newsletters that were for person
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You should dive in to those stats as the 1.7% is the absolute maximum possible people with the broadest possible definition of intersex. It does not reflect the reality of the situation. Even that number is far lower than those who identif
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1y ago
The some people "lie in the middle" argumentation doesn't hold up to scrutiny. It's not that there are no people who have mutations It's that the numbers are so infinitesimally small that they do not account, and ca
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1y ago
https://usgovpki.apps.deas.ecs.mil/dod/cas-all-simple/index.... I don't know if their change was intentional but the DoD does publish their CAs for use. I also have to say that if you are blindly trusting the
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Because most of the smart assistants are pretty dumb. Everyone that I've tried to use for purposes beyond those very simple things listed here has utterly failed me. Oftentimes they lie or if it's not lying it's definitely a
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elmerfud
1y ago
This title makes it seem like the chat bot orchestrated some scheme in which he died. Reading through the article, which I had to go a couple paragraphs in, in fact he tripped and fell and died due to head injuries on the way to meet the su
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I still think you're completely misunderstanding the scientific principles and that's why you've come up with this alternate explanation. That's what's largely illogical in my mind. Because you're making statem
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I think the message is quite easy to understand as it's written but maybe that's not the message you want to convey. The message you're conveying makes no logical sense and doesn't seem to have any basis in testable scie
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