gamblor956

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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Unless the article left something out, the only possible evidence they had was the wrong username. It did. The evidence against him were the messages sent to the girl and the unusual username. It's not like it was John_Smith. It wa
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Multiple people injured in collision involving Waymo near downtown Los Angeles(latimes.com)
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
They're both wrong and deliberately lying.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Most lobbyists are not lawyers. All judges are lawyers.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
A passing grade in a U.S. medical school is a 70% and they don't grade on a curve.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
They actually don't call them doctor, because the lowest grade in medical school is an F and plenty of wannabe doctors flunk out every year.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Most lawmakers are not lawyers.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
You just described Plex 0.1. There's a reason they turned to transcoding: it means every device can get the highest quality version it is capable of displaying. Your solution limits the video to the lowest common supported quality.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
That's like saying that controlled fusion is a napkin problem. The issue has always been the engineering. Programmers tend to be extremely bad at estimating he complexity of real world problems.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
We're past the early adoption phase. We're in the same trough of disillusionment phase that big data went through.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Porn is speech. This has been litigated several times by SCOTUS. Obscenity is not speech.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
This is a pretty clear violation of the First Amendment, but the current SCOTUS doesn't care about the Constitution. Multiple conservative SCOTUS justices openly admit to taking bribes from parties with cases before them.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Paypal isn't the right place for warranty disputes. They're not in the wrong there. If you want purchase protection you need to use a card that offers it.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Most companies have already given up on AI. It was a bigger disappointment than big data. The only companies sticking with AI at this point are the major players who have chasing their masssive overinvestments to the bitter end, crappy codi
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
And they all won their cases. Drug possession isn't a strict liability crime. Did you actually read your cites?
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
without taking down prod even 1% of the time Literally every major company that has embraced AI coding has suffered devastating downtime this year as a direct result of AI induced failures.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
The absence of any such evidence, while not conclusive proof of course, constitutes evidence against this event happening. There is documentation in Egypt of slaves around this time, and of the subsequent departure of some unstated number
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
People are getting upset about this but it's been standard behavior in the app for several years to make waypoints on public routes public by default. The change was to make waypoints on private routes to be public by default, which
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
not many people consider that 'possession' can simply be a USB stick found in a tree on your 2 acre lot, or a usb stick that has been planted in your car That's because that's not how the laws worked in the U.S., nor h
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Or maybe...it is a good engine when configured and used properly, and many developers don't take the time to learn how to do so. There are plenty of UE games that don't have shader stuttering issues because there are plenty of thi
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Yeah that was an issue with the 1st Gen of panels but that was solved over a decade ago.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
I think the standard should be rewrites that are at least as good as the original, not buggy piles of unfinished unmaintainable crap.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
Maybe the takeaway is that 20% is about all the LLM can muster.
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
People really need to read their cites and not just the summaries. The paper notes two things: 1) While the compression ratio for visual text is better than it is for regular text, but the absolute space required is still higher for the
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by gamblor956 3mo ago
At least a dozen times this season I've personally witnessed small kids talking about what they could buy with the money they would get from selling a foul ball that someone gave to them (out of guilt or public pressure) while their pa
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by gamblor956 4mo ago
It's not that those steps are necessary to prevent damage, it's that those steps were traditionally necessary to maintain calibration of the individual cell states. Also...the first several generations used really slow graphics pr
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by gamblor956 4mo ago
If a human was not involved then it remains novel to humans. Otherwise someone could copyright every combination of words.
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by gamblor956 4mo ago
Depends on what the little kid intends to do with it. A lot of them collect MLB baseballs to sell them for cash.
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by gamblor956 4mo ago
It may only seem like a small ask for you to tell an EA to do something afterhours but it's a significant amount of work on their end and it restricts the kind of activities they can do because you have effectively made them on call 24
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by gamblor956 4mo ago
No one is stupid enough to always measure performance based on token spend and have unlimited budget. Accenture was.

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