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by goalieca 1y ago
So far they cannot even answer questions which are straight up fact checking and search engine like queries. Reasoning means they would be able to work through a problem and generate a proof they way a student might.
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Trump was inspired by a similar consumption tax based on tarrifs and he oft cited the days before income tax. He was expecting Congress to provide an income tax relief package to compensate.
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There’s no 4D chess here. Ukraine was attacking the planes used to bomb their civilians day in and day out.
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The shot, once made, is forever unless you do an expensive reshoot. Software bugs happen and people have low expectations for bugs even in highly scaling software like YouTube.
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Floating point arithmetic is neither commutative or associative so you shouldn’t.
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> The US has no motive to cover it up The is now public evidence that Fauci acknowledge it was likely early on in private emails and then set out to campaign against it. In front of Congress he is criticized of perjury for lying that his
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by goalieca 1y ago
If you think USA is too politically charged, even under the Biden administration and intelligence communities, then you can look to other countries, scientists, and others that have also come to the same conclusion independently. The amount
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by goalieca 1y ago
There’s been many examples recently. A very public one was that Covid was likely from a lab leak. There were many institutions and government figures that worked to oppress that, but now most experts agree this is a likely hypothesis.
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There’s solutions looking for problems right now and big tech companies who are investing hundreds of billions and now having to sell it. Everyone is demanding AI being used to boost productivity. It’s ironic though. VB6 macros in excel was
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Security standards need to start banning heap dumps.
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People don’t want to admit this is a cultural challenge.
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Microsoft is one of the few mega companies that can afford to massively invest in the capital required for AI. Few people realize how expensive it is. The business model right now is to lose money but gain market. We’ve seen how that game e
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by goalieca 1y ago
Windows rot used to mean periodically reformatting. With WinMe you had 1 month. With XP I found it unbearable around 9 months.
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by goalieca 1y ago
You seem like a bot given 1 comment in 3 years and it was about this. Your AI misinterpreted the GP and responded to something not asked.
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by goalieca 2y ago
Hybrids seem to do even better
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It seems to be 10x for 80% and 20x for 100% while 100% gives 50% of the range of a gas vehicle for a full-speed level 3 charger. Level 2 chargers are another order of magnitude slower (say 8 hours). I I would like to see the wattage over ti
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by goalieca 2y ago
an EV fire burns hotter and this does more structural damage.
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EV fire in an underground parking garage or home garage is a scary thought.
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by goalieca 2y ago
Exactly, this is cherry picking one counter-example.
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>Because, you know, you already shipped with it ... must not be that bad. This hits right in the feels of any engineer at any company.
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Apple is annoyingly doing an AI sequoia.
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It’s funny but what else would Google do with the AI?
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Who wants to write it in a weekend with me?
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Moderating UKs regressive speech laws might be a problem.
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> The worker productivity is just so high nowadays, that it's impossible to have more than 70% of working population meaningfully employed What!? There’s probably some companies in tech where people are shuffling papers but there is
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> What goes too far in my opinion, is allowing all of Eight Sleep’s engineers to remotely SSH into every customer’s bed and run arbitrary code that bypasses all forms of formal code review process. More companies do this than not.
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> The Harvard University endowment, valued at $50.7 billion as of June 30, 2023,[1] is the largest academic endowment in the world.
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Given what universities charge, they should more than be able to cover comfortable salaries for all researchers so they never need to worry about going broke. Tenure is a very useful tool!
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The number is from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_United_States_federal_b... Total expenditures $3.90 trillion (requested) $3.688 trillion (actual)[3] 20.6% of GDP[4]
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by goalieca 2y ago
Compare budgets in 2024 ( $6.752 trillion) vs 2015 ($3.688 trillion)

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