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by f6v 4y ago
It doesn’t have to in order to exist.
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by f6v 4y ago
I don’t dismiss the idea, but that’s just an opinion of one guy. Coming from Stanford doesn’t turn opinion into a fact.
633.
by f6v 4y ago
I’m sure there’s always been those who were affected. There’s always been those who weren’t. And I think the former tend to exaggerate.
634.
by f6v 4y ago
For example, a study could be enabled by a cool new product. Like a state of the art commercial computational technology. And one of the authors happens to hold stock in a company selling the product.
635.
by f6v 4y ago
> It's true that when it reasons about the world ChatGPT Does it though?
636.
by f6v 4y ago
I haven’t experienced any of that yet. Something in particular upset you?
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by f6v 4y ago
I’d rather ask about body/brain ratio and % energy consumed by a brain.
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by f6v 4y ago
> sex calls That filthy sex suite from Amazon’s “Upload”.
639.
by f6v 4y ago
At the same time Zoom issues probably have very little to do with the hardware.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Apple has next to no enterprise business Some orgs I worked at had Mac as a standard machine. Not that Apple is in “enterprise business”, but they can sell hardware to some enterprises.
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by f6v 4y ago
> I think I see a lot of people default to AWS, maybe because their employer uses them and it's what they know I don’t get why people assume others are just mindless fruit flies in these threads. Maybe OP just doesn’t want to fiddle
642.
by f6v 4y ago
Imagine every laptop, tablet, phone, watch had the same charger that was 100% compatible with all the devices. What a world would that be.
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by f6v 4y ago
> Meanwhile the domestic economy has been hit hard by a collapse in the workforce as millions have either fled or been drafted. Official figures show the workforce shrank by 600,000 in October alone, most likely some of the most qualifie
644.
by f6v 4y ago
Today’s 13 yo wear these ridiculous clothes from the 90s. Wait till the old internet becomes cool again.
645.
by f6v 4y ago
> rarely, but happens Literally nobody in their sane mind does that.
646.
by f6v 4y ago
How don’t you get it? Singularity is around the corner. This time for sure.
647.
by f6v 4y ago
GPT took our jaaaawbs! proceeds to building a time machine to get a job in 2015
648.
by f6v 4y ago
I’ve seen people from Kherson and Mariupol in a filtration center recently. I can’t even pretend to imagine what they’re going through. There was an expression of deep trauma on their faces. It’s truly tragic. But you can’t deny no diplomat
649.
by f6v 4y ago
There’s some truth to what you’re saying. I also think there was a chance for this war to be prevented or stopped early on, if EU acted as a whole and lived the proclaimed values.
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by f6v 4y ago
It’d be great if people could stop pretending there’s “right” and “wrong”. The EU and the US governments don’t care that people die, they don’t impose sanctions because of that. Like, nobody sanctioned the US for invading other countries. S
651.
by f6v 4y ago
You might be right, but that’s not where the EU is at right now. You can’t see people protest in the EU capitals, can you? At least not the extent where the governments have to cut the aid.
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by f6v 4y ago
> No-one in the corridors of power in the EU or UK, apparently. The whole conflict is just the other party calling bluff. But both the West and Russia have invested so much neither is going to settle. So they up the stakes and get dragge
653.
by f6v 4y ago
Same in Denmark. A shitload of storefronts lit up at night.
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by f6v 4y ago
Why would Russia want to be payed in EUR when their foreign assets were frozen? Russia relied on foreign financial infrastructure which has proven to be unreliable for them.
655.
by f6v 4y ago
Off-topic, I had some savings in high-risk stuff(not crypto). Now they’re frozen, almost certainly lost. I’m fine since I knew the risks. Did you not anticipate you might loose your investment there?
656.
by f6v 4y ago
The world population is still growing. There’s going to be significantly more people wanting to jump into lower middle class and consume even more. Koreans not reproducing changes nothing.
657.
by f6v 4y ago
Yes, US-Mexican war was terrible.
658.
by f6v 4y ago
Just about any “bioinformatics” job requires a PhD in biology-related field. And there’re plenty graduates. That’s the thing, there’s plenty of supply.
659.
by f6v 4y ago
You’d need to build yourself a generic molecular biology lab. The investment is huge.
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by f6v 4y ago
> their pay is way below market The pay is exactly where market is. There’re ton of wet-lab people wanting to get into “data”. And the industry is less lucrative than showing ads like Google does.

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