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by fakedang 1y ago
Perhaps this is more a move about hiring disillusioned talent who want to work on AI at Apple, but are never given the opportunity because liquid glass and Craig Federighi.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I know I'm going to get a lot of flak for looking like I'm shilling, but the UAE, ironically. They do not mess around with kids, and make sure they're not exposed to whatever issue the parents might be facing. In many cases,
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by fakedang 1y ago
I can safely walk around the streets at 2 am in a "bad" neighbourhood in Dubai or Singapore. Can't do the same in most Western cities. I'd gladly trade a little bit of freedom (the freedom to criticize a government that
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by fakedang 1y ago
Eh, national security works differently from promoting healthy businesses. The govt already has various programmes to help promote small business contractors in US defence. This is not a programme; it's a definitive project that has a
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by fakedang 1y ago
> As an extractive capitalist, I imagine you will continue to fuel the populist movements you're analyzing, but reminder: Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Eh, it depends. To put it succinctly, a leading investor
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by fakedang 1y ago
"Forks", the episode from the second season of The Bear, remains my most favorite episode of the series and I believe is the highest rated episode of the entire series. Also love how the episode ended. Every second counts.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I agree about YouTube being a platform for discovering new content, and even great content. I've even bought Premium for my parents and brother just so they wouldn't need to go through all sorts of ads on YouTube. I would have bou
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by fakedang 1y ago
There's a difference between a middleman that simply ensures that you're paid for your work on a fixed commission-based model, and a middleman who basically controls the entire platform you use to reach your audience. A better ana
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by fakedang 1y ago
There's a difference between a middleman that simply ensures that you're paid for your work on a fixed commission-based model, and a middleman who basically controls the entire platform you use to reach your audience. A better ana
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by fakedang 1y ago
In most of South Asia, including India and Bangladesh, we were often taught in school that adding lead paint to turmeric is extremely prevalent (along with a number of other adulteration techniques for other foods). We were also taught vari
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by fakedang 1y ago
Fleas moving from rats to pets I presume.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I'm a foreign national so can't exactly run. Fact of the matter is, I've profited quite a bit from Trump's shenanigans, but I can still see the disastrous longterm consequences of their policies, and as a foreign nationa
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by fakedang 1y ago
Folks be adopting all sorts of irrational arguments just so they can defend their habits. Do you also prefer having middlemen in other areas such as healthcare and education? Creators can just as easily pop a Patreon or BuyMeACoffee these d
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by fakedang 1y ago
What's the point though? Dems don't want to play the Reps game, even though the arena has changed. Dems are too dumb to realize that they're in a playing field that has no rules, where the referees in the judiciary are in the
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by fakedang 1y ago
Because that maintenance check is an optional one as stipulated by Boeing. I don't think most users of the 787 themselves carry out the check, so singling out Air India for this alone is just bad faith
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by fakedang 1y ago
They're pilots, they do hundreds of stops each year. In case of domestic pilots, even thousands. And with years of experience, switching off fuel control switches is basically muscle memory at this time now.
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by fakedang 1y ago
He had 1100 hours on the 787 alone. 3200 hours altogether. Most media sources just went with the former figure as his overall experience.
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by fakedang 1y ago
In some ways? It regressed the whole nine yards. Won't be surprised if Turkey ends up as a basket case of a major economic crisis which will inadvertently lead to a major social crisis.
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by fakedang 1y ago
This is Tay 3.0. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot)
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by fakedang 1y ago
Thank you! I will keep these in mind. I realized I was doing it wrong when Cloudflare launched their own prompt spec for their workers implementation. Their proposed pattern is slightly different though: "You need to do this, but you d
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by fakedang 1y ago
Scale and exposure. That's my hypothesis. Nobody wants to commit as much to Indian markets because it's relatively primitive compared to more lucrative markets such as the US, China, etc. Jane Street was an outlier in that they to
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by fakedang 1y ago
Cue me, cursing the AI with a choice selection of names, when my AI code writer of choice decides to change core files that I had explicitly told it not to touch earlier in the chat. Guess I will not be a good parent lol.
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by fakedang 1y ago
Nah, fuck Epic. They are against the Stop Killing Games movement.
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by fakedang 1y ago
It's the FT, what do you expect? Intelligent analysis about the gaming industry? FT writes for its geriatric readership, for whom this article sounds like actionable information (the hurr durr, gaming is for kids crowd).
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by fakedang 1y ago
Heck, Swiss German is like this lol. My cofounder's wife, during a parents together at school, was "advised" by some of the mothers to not "hang around those" mothers because they're stranger folk. Turns out, t
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by fakedang 1y ago
Hire a lawyer to send a legal notice. Costs practically nothing and since it's an open and shut case, free money for the lawyer (if they charge based on damages), or the startup caves and shuts down.
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by fakedang 1y ago
It's fairly obvious the reason he put it in quotes was because the Republicans and conservative movements claim to be all about "fiscal prudence and discipline", when in reality they're the ones responsible for the ballo
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by fakedang 1y ago
You don't need to look for dirt either. Your stomach has more than a million different microorganisms that have not been discovered, mapped and documented.
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by fakedang 1y ago
I'm Indian so that totally works out for me :) > Maybe one day India will be able to afford the products we’re building for them!!!! Actually they already do. Only there's so much glaring inequality in the country that wealth i
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by fakedang 1y ago
> Pay per token models don’t work for me either; earlier this year, I racked up almost $1,000 in a month just experimenting with personal projects, and that experience has made me wary of using these tools since. Can't have your cak

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