flextheruler

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by flextheruler 1y ago
You believe the cost of firing and rehiring to be cheaper than simple empirical persuasion? My apologies but that does not sound like good leadership to me. It actually sounds like you may have deficiencies in your skills as it relates to l
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by flextheruler 1y ago
You believe the cost of firing and rehiring to be cheaper than simple empirical persuasion? You don't sound like a great lead to me, but I suppose you could be working with absolutely incompetent individuals, or perhaps your soft skill
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by flextheruler 2y ago
For internet crimes? Almost none in perpetuity. I’d think you’d need to go off the grid totally for a few years and come back without any reference to a prior life. For physical crime, my gut says quite a few people have avoided identifica
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by flextheruler 2y ago
Well history isn’t a feeling. It’s well documented how lenient the U.S. was with enforcing international law on Japans high ranking military and political leaders. The U.S. covered it up and whitewashed Hirohito’s role in WW2. It’s why Japa
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by flextheruler 2y ago
Amazing it’s like you’ve figured out the optimal strategy of still spending the same amount of time going to the doctors but getting as few benefits as possible. I’m pretty sure you can decline care and get second opinions no matter what. I
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by flextheruler 2y ago
You ever see that video of the women paying a thousand dollars to skip to the front of the release day line to buy one of the first generation iPhones? Then when she did and the employees told her they limited customers to buying one or two
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by flextheruler 2y ago
What are the theoretical risks to sending out these beacons… our we at all, as a species, significantly increasing the chance of another life form more advanced than us discovering us by doing this? If we come into contact with a significan
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by flextheruler 2y ago
It’s funny you chose Socrates for this example because I believe he isn’t confirmed to have been a real person but rather a rhetorical character created by Plato. Might be getting this wrong or new evidence has come to light, but I remember
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by flextheruler 2y ago
I could believe this is true if you’re only comparing languages that have the same root or parent language such as Latin languages, etc. But I don’t see how anyone could describe the difference between Chinese and English as arbitrary or as
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by flextheruler 2y ago
What’s the proposition to “electrify” trains? Batteries or a live wire everywhere there’s train tracks? Both seem really inefficient to me with our current technology.
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by flextheruler 2y ago
I would’ve said try allergy shots but I did earlier in the year and they gave me awful side effects worse than the allergies themselves. I also get side effects from allergy medicine. I’ve used Flonase which is not an antihistamine with mod
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Costco
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by flextheruler 3y ago
You’re saying a world where students can sneak onto the teachers computer before class starts and put on porn and force the entire classroom to see and hear it is a better world? I can assure you that would be one of the main uses, because
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by flextheruler 3y ago
We’ve been a net exporter of oil since the 1970s, but global oil price is massively important. Think of how much is made and transported using petroleum. Your argument is missing how important oil price stability is to fuel consumer and ind
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by flextheruler 3y ago
What makes you so blithe? Expertise in the airline industry? You’re saying nothing factual and coming across as a contrarian.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Isn’t worrying about the hype and grifting just a sub-process of “dead ends withering away”.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
On December 30, 2008, the Case–Shiller home price index reported the largest price drop in its history.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Unfortunately most El Salvadorians are not backpacking through their country for recreation. It’s an assuredly different set of circumstances if you’re living there and from there.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
In that last case, a Microsoft vice president told NPR that public experimentation was necessary to work out the problems in a bot. “You have to actually go out and start to test it with customers to find these kind of scenarios,” he said.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Last I checked he’s not going to Treblinka. If you’re feeling sick about this you obviously need to read the court case and look into what low security federal prison is like.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
01010000 01110010 01100101 01110100 01100101 01101110 01110100 01101001 01101111 01110101 01110011 Not worth translating, it would lose its je ne sais quoi so to speak
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by flextheruler 3y ago
I still haven’t seen a use case that will make AI adopted by the masses I think it’s still mostly hot air. It’s good for what it is for office jobs and higher education, but only for specific tasks and it has to be triple checked. Just yest
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Definitely. We’re certainly not living in a world where we catch more of these people than we don’t.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
I’ve done this sort of work and my anecdotal experience was it is mostly used to flag blacklisted activities from occurring on the computer spanning things like porn and gambling sites to administrative privileges, but also to modify what l
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by flextheruler 3y ago
I’d love to live in a world where I can take years off from work without consequences to my career. Let me know if you find one.
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Assuredly that was how most were treated. The well preserved remains we find are so usually because of two cases 1) environmental such as cold or swamp preserved them 2) burial preservation which would indicate they were children of those w
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Is the commenter above you implying humans hallucinate to the level of LLMs? Maybe hungover freshman working on a tight deadline without having read the book do, but not professionals. Even a mediocre employees will often realize they’re st
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by flextheruler 3y ago
I think this post and others reactions and then your comment this far down really encapsulates where we’re at with this technology. Nearly 90 percent of comments on posts about LLMs are people talking about how the near future is about to b
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by flextheruler 3y ago
As someone who has done a fair bit of research on the urban decline nearly all American cities experienced in the latter half of the 20th century and parts of the 21st the idea of “gentrification” has always confused me. Gentrification seem
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by flextheruler 3y ago
Yeah I’m not sure which restaurants would use something like this maybe food trucks or casual places that already do the QR pdf menus. The menu is a huge portion of setting the ambience and theme of a nice restaurant.

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