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by emrah 3y ago
As an alternate pov, i don't care to own any movies or series because i don't care to rewatch any of them, with very few exceptions. I simply can't seem to sit through the same movie a second time when i know what happens and
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by emrah 3y ago
Industrialization replaced almost all physical labor in factories. Sure there are still some left but those are the ones cheaper to fill/program a human than a robot. AI will do the same, if allowed, eventually, to mental jobs
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by emrah 3y ago
I think it would be nice if the search results were "distributed" rather than deterministic. So when i enter the same keywords, let's say there are 50 pages each of which would be equivalently good result for the search, rath
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by emrah 3y ago
I had this revelation a while back as well. Imagine all the people getting born today, and they have some growing up to do. By the time they are ready to go out and do stuff, more time will pass. There is certainly nothing they can do about
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by emrah 3y ago
There is a fine line between hallucination and creativity. When we know the exact answer and seek it, we label misfires "hallucination". Is it that the answer was not in the data set? Or that the LLM chose not to use it? Or someth
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by emrah 3y ago
I use this over Google very frequently but it's still not as good as gpt4
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by emrah 3y ago
Are there any examples of forks going in a different direction than the original and being (more) successful?
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by emrah 3y ago
Very cool idea for a wordle alternative!
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by emrah 3y ago
> “why don’t most people I meet have personal websites?” The bigger question for me is, if it was dead simple and all they had to do was -say- pay $10/mo, would most people actually choose to have a personal website? I think the iss
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by emrah 3y ago
A long winded way to say "we already know what there is to know".
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by emrah 3y ago
Verbatim usage of content is copyright infringement obviously but speaking English is not. Learning from content is not copyright infringement either. I don't know if NYT has a clause for this type of usage of their content but still I
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by emrah 3y ago
Many titles I end up watching are on Freevee anyway
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by emrah 3y ago
When I hear "Zulu", it makes me think of Sid Meier's Civilization back when I first played it on my A500
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by emrah 3y ago
> Story points stand for the size of the task, regardless of its nature. Like for distance, it equals velocity by time The size depends on the doer regardless of how you measure it my friend. Measuring in abstractions or human-hours does
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by emrah 3y ago
Having no free will has nothing to do with actions having no consequences. Circumstances (e.g. epilepsy) might alter the remedy but just because we have no say in what we do does not mean anyone can do anything. On a personal note, I honest
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by emrah 3y ago
They could be. We have words to describe the special types of touch so we can differentiate them
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by emrah 3y ago
Platform risk is very real
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by emrah 3y ago
I wish they would open source it so it would continue to exist
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by emrah 3y ago
It's interesting to see some websites on both the block and raise/pin lists, such as reddit and nytimes
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by emrah 3y ago
This. Beavers have no agenda other than the instinct to build a dam where one is needed. I'd reroute roads if necessary
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by emrah 3y ago
Wow which school is that? Is that typical for a 4-year degree nowadays?!
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by emrah 3y ago
Keep in mind that free users are different from paid users.
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by emrah 3y ago
It's called "platform risk". It can reduce risk to find customers or be the ultimate risk by killing your product (intentionally or unintentionally)
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by emrah 3y ago
Sounds like you should try to get a job at a startup as a (very) early engineer or start your own
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by emrah 3y ago
Aside from the purpose described here, hoarding/accumulation beyond a certain limit should also be discouraged/eliminated for all kinds of assets using a mechanism similar to expiring money. Any unused asset should expire
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by emrah 3y ago
$45/mo is too cheap for the pro tier. Go for $99/mo
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by emrah 3y ago
Perhaps it's something as simple as bad thermal paste application
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by emrah 3y ago
TL/DR: > So, if you are removing repetitive, predictable administrative tasks, that's a good use for generative AI. But if you are trying to create something that requires predicting something that's going to happen in the
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by emrah 3y ago
> It is not more productive than being in an office, after all Who said it was "more" productive? It is "just as" productive and a lot more convenient for the employees as a life style. > working from a dining room
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by emrah 3y ago
This makes perfect sense. Compression is about "understanding", that is, representing the input in a way it can be recognized and labeled. When the recognized bits are larger than the labels, voila you get compression. I'm n

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