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by exitb 2y ago
It’s an interesting idea, but I’m not convinced it’s a good one. Office managers (or any kind of managers, really) are hired to remove a class of problems, so other people can focus on their job. This is outsourcing bits and pieces of your
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by exitb 2y ago
Thank you for posting that. I own a Dobsonian telescope, but never wondered about the figure behind its name.
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by exitb 2y ago
…which is about as much as commuting to work that’s 5km away for 6 months. Given a ~3 year lifespan of such device, it isn’t such a low amount. And when you decide to get a new, more efficient car, it will have a its own carbon footprint to
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by exitb 2y ago
While I won't claim there are countries that are immune to the effects of persistent grifting, the speed at which US was taken over is quite surprising for a European. In most liberal democracies there just is no single person with eve
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by exitb 2y ago
What do you call them then?
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by exitb 2y ago
> First shirt was embroidered on 25 February 2024 with the price of 0 euro for Dries.
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by exitb 2y ago
It really depends on personal preferences. I find it best to hover the wrists while typing and rest while idle. In such case no palm rest paired with reasonably low profile works best.
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by exitb 2y ago
This can’t be right. Tape decks with a separate record head allow you to listen to the currently recorded track and quickly switch between the track and source feed. Apart from the hiss, the difference in quality is rather subtle for most p
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by exitb 2y ago
Leszek Miller is entitled to his opinion, but it’s not representative of what’s being said in Poland. Whether Zelenski gets to keep his job is for Ukrainians to decide.
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by exitb 2y ago
It really does work that way. It’s a perfect game if you have ~25 minutes to kill. It’s fairly complex, but doesn’t really require player to keep much information between runs. I hate going back to a game after a few weeks only to discover
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by exitb 2y ago
What are examples of files that make up the "dozens of gigabytes" of duplicated data?
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by exitb 2y ago
You could create a non-intelligent chess playing program that cheats. It’s not about the scratchpad. It’s trying to answer a question if a language model, given an opportunity, could circumvent the rules over failing the task.
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by exitb 2y ago
Big part of the problem is how big of a hurdle it is to actually send a robot to Mars. I imagine that once we have a cheap and reliable platform to reach the surface, we could iterate the robots much faster. If you had a budget for one huma
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by exitb 2y ago
That reply… wow. What a disappointing timeline we ended up in.
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by exitb 2y ago
> If you peek inside the LLM, the process seems different for things they don't know. This is really interesting, could you link some relevant resources? I wonder if a chatbot could at least signal at the UI level that the answer mi
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by exitb 2y ago
It’s possible for reasonable arguments to exist that support either side of the pet transactionality dilemma. What often happens is that people have their own personal biases that cause them to pick a side. But would you consider a group of
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by exitb 2y ago
I'm not in sales, but I imagine the customer attention is a limited resource in this scenario. If you create a fast, cheap and reliable way to generate leads, you'll saturate the market very fast. It's not really an edge if e
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by exitb 2y ago
The demo shows nine separate sprites, even though C64 supports showing only eight. It starts off by separating them vertically, which is a common trick, but then moves them all to the same raster lines and overlapping locations, which is mu
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by exitb 2y ago
It's not that there's anything wrong with this in particular. It's just that the general market seems much more optimistic about AI impact, than the AI companies themselves.
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by exitb 2y ago
It’s quite ironic of them to claim that the only thing you cannot train on is another LLM output.
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by exitb 2y ago
It’s just numbers. You use other open source software to run it.
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by exitb 2y ago
How does the 0.01% look in comparison to the natural variability of star brightness, due to cycles, spots etc? Would that be a concern in terms of false positives? And also, given the specific line-up needed for us to see the pass, how like
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by exitb 2y ago
Maybe it too late for this person, but it is the right time to act for everyone else that feels the same level of lock-in.
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by exitb 2y ago
> LinkedIn profile is literally essential to your means of livelihood Well, it shouldn't be. You shouldn't tie your livelihood to a single unpaid account.
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by exitb 2y ago
This article makes it seem like the Swiss have been somehow singled out, but the same restriction applies to a number of countries, many of which are firmly US allies.
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by exitb 2y ago
Try to find the news for things you’re interested in on other platforms. A good subreddit will usually have all you need, but it’s not endless and it’s not actively trying to „upsell your visit” feeding you other topics (at least in the old
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by exitb 2y ago
Keeping this analogy, I guess it would be like not using shovels to build a shovel factory. Obviously, OpenAI needs a group of very talented experts, which are not getting replaced by AI soon, but they hire for all kinds of positions, inclu
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by exitb 2y ago
So, Salesforce stops hiring software engineers, but OpenAI has 20 pages of open positions? That doesn't sound quite right.
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by exitb 2y ago
The point of a fully reusable launch vehicle? Similar to a fully reusable airplane or a car, I suppose. We have various interests in sending things to space, why not do it cheaply?
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by exitb 2y ago
That's true, although society generally does not applaud sustaining permanent injuries at work as dedication.

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