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by f6v 4y ago
I said it above and I’m going to repeat it here: what’s the point of adjustment? I might have completely different cost structure than you. The lifestyle was so different for people I worked with in Berlin.
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by f6v 4y ago
Cost of living doesn’t have to be taken into account in a salary analysis because everyone has a different cost of living. It’s not called a “quality of life” analysis.
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by f6v 4y ago
Try to tie a tie or drink from a Starbucks cup with those tiny Trex arms. Ok, maybe they used straws…
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by f6v 4y ago
I went to Twitter and read what ML scientists say. They don’t think it’s anything like a layperson imagines it to be(I’m also a layman when it comes to LLMs). But it’s an impressive technology IMO. I just think we don’t know all the limitat
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by f6v 4y ago
I think it’s a wrong question to ask. It’s an impressive piece of technology for which people are trying to find use cases. But the right questions are: 1. What are the tasks where LLMs out-perform humans, or, at least deliver similar perfo
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by f6v 4y ago
> Half the people took him credulously. I get that the current US president is senile. But that sets a low bar. Why do we need to pretend something is good if it’s as shitty at facts as some people? People want something that’s better an
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by f6v 4y ago
> Your body would eventually replace the Helper T-Cells lost With thymus involution?
608.
by f6v 4y ago
Are you talking about cellular senescence? Those cells don’t divide. They produce inflammatory proteins, aka senescence-associated secretary phenotype. More senescent cells in ageing, but no direct link AFAIK.
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by f6v 4y ago
Alternative take: there will be no repercussions because of what you described. For one thing the EU is buying Indian diesel, isn’t that right? Probably among many other things.
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by f6v 4y ago
Several things come to mind. First, you don’t need to remove viral DNA from cells. Just make them over-express HIV and trigger cytotoxic lymphocytes or antibody-mediated killing. You end up wiping all the infected cells. But then, of course
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by f6v 4y ago
> Because the investors want you to [1]. Companies are using this as an excuse to cut unprofitable projects So it’s not a conspiracy to drive the wages down? Who would have thought.
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by f6v 4y ago
You don’t need to control an individual. You need to control the population as a whole. Which governments do now, with taxes and other policies.
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by f6v 4y ago
It seems that some Asians are already over-represented in certain fields, like sciences. I heard somewhere that being Chinese makes your chances of admission worse.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Do you know VIRULENTLY anti-black Many communities were and are generally anti-human.
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by f6v 4y ago
Right, right. I can be more specific: Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, UK. Aka “the rich” Europe.
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by f6v 4y ago
I have lunches and breakfasts(which becomes my second breakfast) in the office which is a great addition to what you said. I also have good air conditioning there(important in Europe since they don’t have it at homes here). I also like just
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by f6v 4y ago
> Isn’t asking someone to pass the small blue box and then experiencing them pass you that small blue box show that they perceived the intended meaning of the words? You can teach a dog to fetch something particular. The utility of that
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by f6v 4y ago
> Centralized control hasn't stopped Because there wasn’t any.
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by f6v 4y ago
> It's already well established that you need high quality semi-curated data + high parameter count and that at a certain critical point, these models start comprehending and understanding language I’m not sure what you mean by “und
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by f6v 4y ago
> Otherwise, why not increase the GDP and economy, by periodically just breaking every window? Starting wars to fuel arms industry worked just fine so far.
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by f6v 4y ago
This is going to be good: > Palestine > Palestine is a country in the Middle East. It’s people, called Palestinians, have their own culture, language, and history. But they don’t have a country of their own. Other countries, like Isra
622.
by f6v 4y ago
No, I’m saying that not laying anyone off ever isn’t a good idea.
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by f6v 4y ago
It’s called “Japan”. Low performers are kept in corporations to do nothing all day while many of their peers work themselves to death.
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by f6v 4y ago
Like all these standup comedians on YouTube.
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by f6v 4y ago
I mean, it’s a funny joke. But this attitude only upsets people who thought jobs were not transactional. Kind of reminds me of stories by people who paid for sex and found out the sex worker didn’t want to cuddle afterwards.
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by f6v 4y ago
The one I’m most comfortable and experienced with. Because I think MVP is about getting the product out of the door above all.
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by f6v 4y ago
You don’t need a union. It’s enough to have a long notice period required by law.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Did they blame the people at the top for their new job and wages? Companies aren’t very upfront about over-hiring.
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by f6v 4y ago
> It took some time to realize that it was mostly a manipulative attempt on their part. Then again, there’re people that manipulate their family members. So I get why it’s confusing for some.
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by f6v 4y ago
Your employer doesn’t care about you the same way your parents would. Good employers care about enabling you to do your job effectively and efficiently. But it’s all transactional. Doesn’t mean that you can’t find an arrangement that’s good

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