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   Embark Director Elaine Chao, Others Sued over SPAC Merger(news.bloomberglaw.com)

   2 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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   by gibsonf1 4y ago

   I'm not sure I understand why a system trained on which word follows the next statistically would be considered useful for a chat when the system literally has no understanding whatsoever of what words mean?
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   by gibsonf1 4y ago

   Any hard evidence for the claim that Epoch is a Falun Gong outlet vs. the actual case that its one of the best objective news reporting currently available? For the latter claim, read the stories and compare to the "truth" that e
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   by gibsonf1 4y ago

   Any hard evidence for such an outlandish claim?
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   by gibsonf1 4y ago

   Curious about the leanings of the Media Bias Fact Check, Ground News, AllSides and that Wikipedia assessment? Epoch Times is the most objective news outlet I've been able to find - actually reporting the news for what it is. Not censor
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   Microsoft 365 faces darkening GDPR compliance clouds after German report(techcrunch.com)

   3 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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   “Venture Capital Is a Ponzi Scheme ” Chamath on Corruption in Big Tech(youtube.com)

   48 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|9 comments
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   Web 3.0 – What is Solid?(graphmetrix.com)

   1 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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   by gibsonf1 4y ago

   Actually, I think the industry is finally realizing that there is no intelligence there, especially with gpt3 which can figure out with great precision what statistically comes next, but there is zero understanding of the space-time concept
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    The key issue is that ml/dl is pure statistics - there is no intelligence or learning or conceptual awareness of space-time, so that technology can never do so many things people try to do with it.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    I think use/time of the code needs to be factored in as the more the code is used, the more bugs are exposed and fixed, such that old actively managed code can be far less buggy (if all goes well and the architecture is good). Less cod
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Indeed, the difference is dramatic without eyes close.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Its for graphics intensive work that the high res is needed, and 15" as minimum size on the road for graphics.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Do you plan to make a 15" 4K version? (I'm patiently waiting...)
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    https://graphmetrix.com
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    There is that subtle issue of how do you get hydrogen.... Takes energy to make it.
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    What Is Solid?(graphmetrix.com)

    1 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Statistics on massive data sets does not intelligence make.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    The real culprit, the federal reserve and artificially low interest rates as we are witnessing yet again.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    We haven't run into the number of servers issue. For S3, we've switched to Wasabi which very nicely uses the identical API.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/adammillsap/2021/08/27/business...
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    I would guess that the main outcome will be more companies fleeing the state.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    We've just finished moving servers from AWS to https://hetzner.com - and saved 10X with servers of double the capability. A great experience so far.
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    We use common lisp in production at https://graphmetrix.com and use one of the fastest webservers available (one of many libraries) woo https://github.com/fukamachi/woo
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Hmm, many languages but no common lisp.
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    Form, function, and the giant gulf between drawing a picture and understanding(garymarcus.substack.com)

    1 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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    Rage Against the Machine: How the Inventor of the Web Is Trying to Save It(au.rollingstone.com)

    3 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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    Attribute-Based Access Control on Solid Pods Using Privacy-Friendly Credentials(drive.google.com)

    1 points by gibsonf1 4y ago|0 comments
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    Code minimum bedroom sizes are pretty small: https://buildingcodetrainer.com/minimum-bedroom-size/
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    by gibsonf1 4y ago

    (I'm an Architect who has built in SF) Parking spaces, front yards, back yards, building heights, building types, density etc are all City Planning functions, and you're right, have little to do with life/safety typically, an