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by endisneigh 2y ago
I wonder why they don’t just have clear limits - seems like it would make it easier to grok.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m not talking about teachers, I’m talking about aides.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
It’s completely different for the reasons you already mentioned. It’s like saying an abacus and a (digital) calculator are the same.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m curious what teachers unions in the United States will think of this. Presumably any successful outcomes with this will result in a culling, starting with aides and specialists. Add declining enrollment and you have strong incentive.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m very curious to the price action of this stock if trump were to win reelection.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Sadly not much will come of this. Even if they’re fined, so what?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Whatever you know is the best.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
It’s a good day for accessibility between this and the stuff apple announced.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’ve noticed that a lot of the commentary of these models creates the sort of fervor like politics or sports. In any case - no details on compute needed. Curious if this ever can be cheap. Even Midjourney still requires a lot. I’m also surp
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by endisneigh 2y ago
nosql is great. What’s not great are people who think it’s the best at everything all the time. Same with SQL for that matter. Turing complete isn’t the proper phrase, but I assert any data model can be modeled performantly both ways (norma
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by endisneigh 2y ago
What?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m very curious - is your sister single? I ask because often low wage earners are being subsidized by their partner.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Video games are leisure, and many are free in terms of money.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
The government should make it illegal to require degrees to apply IMHO. If an employer can’t create a sufficiently good screening process that would select those who would have degrees anyways, then maybe they aren’t necessary. They also ne
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by endisneigh 2y ago
People will stop making it an RoI once it costs nothing in both time or money.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
one example of an "AI" chip might be Google's TPUs. in general it's about the optimization of calculations that are useful in the AI context.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
How much money does Son need to lose before he loses such liquidity? More relevant to the article - I'm highly skeptical that our current architecture - LLMs in particular - will scale to AGI, let alone super intelligence. Humans in pa
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Man, people get offended about everything these days.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Chinese culture is very different than western.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Yes - and what they’ve decided is a dividend. It’s the first in their history. I’m not saying it’s good or bad, but it’s something.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
This site has always been a bubble.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Better
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Fascinating that they’re issuing a dividend. Can’t find anything better to do to drive growth?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Imagine if he was cleverer - was in an office, feigning a conversation with them, with kids who would be “witnesses”. Monitor the principal to the alibi isn’t solid or somehow supports it. Wild times.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
You can do all of this with Postgres.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m curious if it’s actually legal for them to ban noncompetes.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
Where is the hallucination? It seems in line with the others.
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by endisneigh 2y ago
These assertions are based off of what?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m fascinated by this since I use translate regularly. Do you have an example of google translate doing this?
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by endisneigh 2y ago
I’m curious do you have a reproducible example of this?

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