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by fyredge 8mo ago
A. ML engineers don't want to do it B. Phillipine labellers are way cheaper C. All of the above
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by fyredge 8mo ago
That's great that you have your plans sorted out. I'm working in a HCOL area and plan to move to a more relaxed place for retirement myself. The thing is, neither of us would be part of the immigration that is necessary for a cont
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by fyredge 8mo ago
Cost of electricity. Accelerators consume huge amounts of power and require the appropriate infrastructure. For example in RIKEN, Japan, agreement is made beforehand with electric companies to provide power to the accelerator during specifi
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by fyredge 9mo ago
Unlike the current American administration who condones raids on homes without warrants and justifies violence with lies, this France raid follows something called rule of law. So no, don't be coy and pretend that all governments are l
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by fyredge 9mo ago
Thank you for your reply as I posted my comment in part with the hopes to have my view changed. But I don't think you really addressed my concerns. 1. I support globalization and the specialization of countries. Taiwan specialising in
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by fyredge 9mo ago
If the quality of life was unsustainable without immigration, what makes it sustainable with? Current immigrants come from countries with high population growth. When their population growth slows down, will they get their immigrants too?
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by fyredge 9mo ago
The social media of today is very very much different from internet forums of old. The old forums were populated by people with specific interests who sought out community. This is opposed to modern social media where everyone is on a singl
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by fyredge 9mo ago
That's still not enough. The biggest architectural hurdle to actualised artificial intelligence is the feed forward model. Unlike AI, all animals take in various inputs and produce various outputs asynchronously. That means the feed fo
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by fyredge 9mo ago
Potential returns may be better elsewhere but that comes with increased risk and reasonable funds balance their portfolio between returns and risk. Bonds are considered low risk, but with the fiscal policy of the current US administration,
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by fyredge 9mo ago
To others who read the comment above, we know that this administration has done many illegal actions. Lying about elections and causing an attack on the capitol, then further pardoning the attack is a blatant example of this. The comment ab
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by fyredge 9mo ago
This is not a fallacy, simply an opinion you disagree with. But one which I strongly agree with. I'm not American, and though I may not agree completely with the politicians I voted for, I have not been blindsided yet. The second elect
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by fyredge 9mo ago
Non-techies neither build their own pc, nor do they bother with bitlocker...
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by fyredge 10mo ago
I suspect these articles are targeted at techies and tinkerers, where being able to do things their way is very important to them. This is reflected in the many mentions of tinkering with registry keys, which I never have nor felt the nee