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by general1726 1y ago
I tried Redmine, went to Trello and then returned to self hosted Redmine. Redmine might be little bit inflexible and does not have nice Kanban board, but when you will correctly set start-due dates + limit how far into future you want to se
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by general1726 1y ago
> If LLMs can indeed produce wholly novel research independently without any external sources, then prove it. I was actually thinking about it, and there could be a simple test - Remove all knowledge of X from knowledge corpus and train
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by general1726 1y ago
I would go further - mentally unstable people are unlikely to have a relationship and more likely to commit suicide
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by general1726 1y ago
Unwelcome news comrade, you are going to gulag! Incredible that USA is now more similar to how Eastern Block has been working during cold war. Guys, hiding crap under the ideological carpet will work for a while, but then your country will
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by general1726 1y ago
Hey, you are not getting your degree without paying for it.
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by general1726 1y ago
There is a FOMO especially around younger developers who wants to use latest, newest and upgrade all frameworks the moment they pop out on Microsoft website. Older developers (like me) have opposite problem and I have been fighting for mont
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by general1726 1y ago
So future actually is self-hosted.
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by general1726 1y ago
What is a benefit of a video game? People can get addicted on gaming, let's ban it. What is a benefit a of a good steak? It is not healthy, let's ban it. You don't like stuff other people enjoy and then you will go out of you
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by general1726 1y ago
Kid can also cut itself with a knife, let's ban knives, even if it saves one child from getting cut... Maybe problem is not a knife. Maybe problem are parents who are expecting that state will baby sit their children.
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by general1726 1y ago
Let's see what happened to Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan when they accepted Palestinian refugees. Violent insurgency or outright civil wars.
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by general1726 1y ago
As somebody who runs a company, I would be more worried about people relentlessly copying my product. If AI will become widely available, then we are not talking about a jerk copying 1:1 what I am doing once in a blue moon and I can sue the
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by general1726 1y ago
Also probably the most unrealistic. Why would not people in ghetto create their own version of internet? They would have all the resources in a nearest scrapyard you just need gear what works. Then use few stolen IDs to copy the controlled
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by general1726 1y ago
I won't be able to see ads and AI slop without them. What a bummer.
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by general1726 1y ago
Same like with AI, intelligence and compassion are different and separated things. One does not guarantee the other.
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by general1726 1y ago
That's one sided view. As somebody who manages people (I hate it tbh) things which can piss me off the most are engineers who will go out of their way to not do the task or make some stupid excuse why it is not possible to do the task
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by general1726 1y ago
So Pizza Index is up because that 8.8 earthquake in Kamchatka has been right next to strategic Russian naval base, where nuclear submarines and nuclear warheads are stationed? Earthquake to tsunami hitting that base is around 10 minutes, so
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by general1726 1y ago
So they will start using YouTube Revanced. What now?
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by general1726 1y ago
Obviously you have never experience whining of a dog for hours because its owner has to go to work. Especially smaller ones with high pitched whining.
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by general1726 1y ago
And yet it turned into girl's version of Kiwi farms.
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by general1726 1y ago
Everything works as it has been designed. I wonder which companies will start using this excuse after being hacked.
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by general1726 1y ago
Could you use double slit experiment (DSE) as an eye detector and sort of brain radar? Let's say that you have DSE on a glass platform and inside a sphere with a slit for light to enter. The sphere is rotating around the DSE in the mid
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by general1726 1y ago
So you can just log off to bypass it? That seems short sighted.
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by general1726 1y ago
That's not how state pensions or state healthcare works.
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by general1726 1y ago
When bread is fresh? Oh yes. When bread is 2+ days old? More like pulling a rubber by your own teeth. Hopefully you don't have a gum disease or you will lose them.
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by general1726 1y ago
This is a reason why I would NEVER in my life have anything what is calling itself "smart" controlling any important functions in my house. It is just a trojan horse ready to cripple my own living any time when owners of C2 server
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by general1726 1y ago
> so what? It is on their dime, not yours. Actually in Europe it is on a dime of a taxpayer so also his.
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by general1726 1y ago
> I think there is a cultural problem about facing up to death It definitely is culture problem, just look on average police chase in USA followed by a news helicopter. The moment when suspect crashes, news camera will start wildly zoomi
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by general1726 1y ago
Blackrock may reconsider its lawsuit against UnitedHealth because at this point something can happen in their corporate HQ as well. Corporates in USA needs to start thinking about self preservation and encode it into the way how they are do
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by general1726 1y ago
The train maker can't do anything else but to sue. If they won't sue, they are leaving themselves open for being sued by competition for unfair practices. But if they will sue the hackers and will win on some technicality (i.e. ha
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by general1726 1y ago
I agree if you have rubber tire and metal disc, you indeed have only one wheel, not two.

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