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by fny 3y ago
The headline also makes it seem as if Adobe generated the images when in fact they are user submissions.
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by fny 3y ago
No one cares about the deficit. It’s just a talking point.
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by fny 3y ago
Not intending to detract from this article or the merits here. Congratulations to her for pushing forward. Can a man sue on similar grounds? I have a friend who’s been passed up for promotion several times while women were given greater tit
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by fny 3y ago
It does produce useful mutations though. The output is stochastic and humans are actively deciding what content to consume. Hence the model will continue to produce novel content and accommodate human preference. Humanity isn’t much differe
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by fny 3y ago
Are there rules for creating these illusions?
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by fny 3y ago
They give an exam where Mathematica is not allowed. The ones that didn’t do the homework are in trouble.
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by fny 3y ago
Can a lawyer explain why this doesn’t violate unreasonable searches? Why is a warrant not required?
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by fny 3y ago
Are these moderation tools any better on other platforms?
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by fny 3y ago
Isn’t this an issue as is? Theres a lot of content summarized at the top which answers the question I have more often than not.
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by fny 4y ago
It has 4 ways to do object orientation if IIRC, none of which are compatible.
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by fny 4y ago
Same. OP can you please provide a text alternative?
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by fny 4y ago
The Economist is a well known inverse indicator, so take this with a grain of salt
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by fny 4y ago
Yeah, I'm in Durham near Southpoint. If you're not trying to be in Downtown, it's still affordable. Two bedrooms, two bath. But beware, the universe is trying to move here.
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by fny 4y ago
This is a bad idea. Buy US treasuries directly. CDs are a scam.
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by fny 4y ago
That's the risk free rate. Go look at other debt instruments. You can find yields on corporate bonds from solid companies in the 10+ range (Citrix), mortgage baskets go even as high as 16%.
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by fny 4y ago
Burry is subtly wrong, and I'll tell you why. The biggest bubble for the past 20 years has been in bonds. Stocks went along for the ride. When you can't get a reasonable return on debt, you'll be fine paying for a zero coupon
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by fny 4y ago
It's still an oasis relative to the hubs. Gas is $3.50, you can get a condo for $150K. There are trees and flowers. People are nice.
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by fny 4y ago
Hadn't thought about that. Good point. I'm sure that plays into as well.
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by fny 4y ago
I seriously was not attempting to be inflammatory or get a reaction. I was just expressing how I felt.
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by fny 4y ago
I've posted this elsewhere, but I'll repeat it. First they send your work home, and then they send it next door. Corporate learned during COVID that the metro premium isn't worth it any more. These layoff announcements--which
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by fny 4y ago
I deleted that because it colored what I said enough for you to miss my message. I have no agenda, but I think your comment proves my point that there's something off about how we're communicating right now.
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by fny 4y ago
I'll go out on a limb and say it's not entirely the specific medium's fault. It's the people. It did not used to be this bad with the exception of 4chan (of course), and the state of discourse in life has degraded so far
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Sony FES U eInk Watch (Runs on Free RTOS)(fashion-entertainments.com)
5 points by fny 4y ago|0 comments
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by fny 4y ago
Another really cool toy we need to start hacking is the Sony FES U [0]. This thing has e-ink on its strap, and it runs Free RTOS. It's the sickest watch concept I've seen in years. [0]: https://fashion-entertainments.co
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by fny 4y ago
Yes. They hire devs from the Midwest instead of major metro areas. The term was coined during the Obama era[0] and I've seen it shopped around by a few US dev shops recently. It's also called "near shoring" or "rura
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by fny 4y ago
No it's not. I know this is the narrative being pushed, but this is not a real problem. Remember, the US government pumped out $3T that's still circulating, and there was record borrowing at ZIRP for bonds with 30 year duration. T
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by fny 4y ago
> My take is that most companies are taking advantage of the impression that we're in hard economic times to perform layoffs that they wanted to do anyway. And convince people to take a wage cut or outsource/"insource&quot
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by fny 4y ago
This is all pretty standard culling. They're just trying to scare people into recession think (i.e. don't try to negotiate a raise) and rehire cheaper outsourced or--get ready for this buzz word--"insourced" labor. Remem
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by fny 4y ago
Something I've always wondered is if there's any reason to have so many different typing engines. TypeScript, for example, seems feature complete enough to provide a mechanism to type any language. (I'm almost sure this can
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by fny 4y ago
I'm looking forward to the day when there's an open source version of these models. I am not interested in making a gazillion API calls to a third-party vendor about how I'm introspecting into my own reports.

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