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glemion43
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glemion43
9mo ago
Private / endconsumer in Germany is 34
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It circumvents basic laws in plenty of countries giving kids access to these tools. It could easily be solved by basic age verification. The csam stuff though needs to be filtered and fixed as this breaks laws and I'm not aware what wo
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Not sure what your issue is. It's very common to say that it's my product. He also clearly stated that 'from the team '
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The current star link system only provides access to 9 million people. Sure this is important but what is more important is 8 billion people having and keeping their access to space.
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9mo ago
I'm more worried about the global impact. Will people still buy and sell houses? Will house prices go down because no one can afford them? Will house prices go up because so few will sell their assets? I would like to buy a small farm
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This mission doesn't matter to any normal human in any relevant way that NASA would need to hide anything. I'm completely lost on your way of thinking
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Me and I hope they are selling me something to fix my RLS I would give a lot of money to do so
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9mo ago
I'm carrying a thought around for the last few weeks: A LLM is a transformer. It transforms a prompt into a result. Or a human idea into a concrete java implementation. Currently I'm exploring what unexpected or curious transforma
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I clearly say something. I evaluate transparent his argument
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I don't need to optimize if my design is well though of from the getgo and it happens when Im good at it. I would just never write code which struggles with n. And having some hashmap added at one point because I know how stuff works p
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Which is not a helpful argument in this discussion. It's to blunt and feels more ignorant.
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The man in the article did not use it as a research help and did not verify it with experts. So what's your argument?
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While it may be a concert, you might play in full screen for example or have other stuff full screen. It will take so long for burn in that you probably want to buy something new anyway. My LG OLED 4k tv is by far the best picture I ever ha
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They "lie" but it's helping the company to get more money because they basically solved it in the lab. Independent of were they are it will Help them to get more money. And it either leads to success or firing and lost capita
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9mo ago
You are not missing anything though. Just a lot of sugar