golergka

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by golergka 3y ago
Not a true Scotsman after all, eh?
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by golergka 3y ago
Why do you think he will ever rehabilitate? Prison is not and shouldn't be about rehabilitation. It's society that requires to be less exposed to SBF, by 20-25 years.
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by golergka 3y ago
Breaking and entering into someone's house and stealing their cash is very different from having an obligation to pay them out cash and not fulfilling it. While it may be the same amount of money, it's a radically different relati
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by golergka 3y ago
Technically, yes. Practically, it's unfeasible. Legally, there's a pretty sharp distinction between copying one frame to share with friends or on social media and copying all the friends with an intent of copying the entire movie.
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by golergka 3y ago
Personally, I prefer crime (torrents).
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by golergka 3y ago
Of course, but mostly in direction of less friction. You have $1m marketing budget. Do you spend it on content that people are naturally less or more prone to react positively to?
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by golergka 3y ago
This also doesn't make sense for the copyright owner interests. Don't you want people to share screenshots of your movies and shows?
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by golergka 3y ago
The only way someone can make money from content is if somebody else is willing to pay money for it. (No, companies don't actually get into black by "writing off taxes" of failed or cancelled shows, it doesn't work like
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by golergka 3y ago
> Also, "these people" are also often willing to pay for good content if it's priced right. Are you sure? One of the main sites people use adblocking is Youtube — instead of just paying for Youtube premium.
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by golergka 3y ago
If your website is monetized through ads, why would you want these people to visit it in the first place?
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by golergka 3y ago
And each library will end up with its own semantics.
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by golergka 3y ago
I'm a 35 year old software developer, and I'm painfully aware that I'll face it, sooner or later, and working my ass off to build professional network, skills and experience that will set me apart and keep me marketable. Howe
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by golergka 3y ago
You could, of course, still open it with 3M Glass Bubbles or explosives from other brands.
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by golergka 3y ago
What happened to these constants with WFH? Personally, I have a lot of productive days now when I don't even leave my home.
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by golergka 3y ago
South America is very underrated. People still think about the region in 20-30 year old stereotypes, but most countries have gotten much more stable, economics have improved drastically. Workforce is highly educated, different countries sha
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by golergka 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that majority of explosives by equivalent TNT or by dollar value are used in nuclear warheads for strategic deterrence, and thankfully have never been set off. But it would an interesting challenge to estimate all of th
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by golergka 3y ago
Are you claiming that overwhelming majority of bombs are used to cook and build? Please do share these intriguing cuisine and masonry techniques!
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by golergka 3y ago
Interesting dynamic, never thought of that. Were there instances where a sports club actually didn't want to win some title to prevent exactly this from happening? How would the sports association react if the club decided to throw the
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by golergka 3y ago
Didn't all authors of Attention is all you need do this?
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by golergka 3y ago
LLMs are no more a tool to generate spam than text and image editors or programming languages are.
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by golergka 3y ago
Not all of my thinking needs that first rate. One thing I've used GPT for recently was writing letters to some officials on a beurocratic matter. I dictated my thoughts with a lot of babbling and curse words (the whole issue is frustra
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by golergka 3y ago
I use GPT in all my writing now, and I'm really transparent about it. For $20 a month, I now have a pocket secretary, and can at any time whipe out my phone and dictate a long, incoherent train of thought, thinking out aloud — and get
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by golergka 3y ago
Does a company like Nvidia has to have anything more concrete than newer, bigger and faster chips?
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by golergka 3y ago
TBH, that's still better than most of my interactions with customer support when I tried to report bugs. In most cases, they just don't have a script for this and have no idea what to do about it, even if I manage to convince them
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by golergka 3y ago
As a costumer, I'm glad they skirt the rules because they provide better service for cheaper, and I certainly hope that traditional taxi parks go out of business, because compared to Uber and other apps they're horrible.
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by golergka 3y ago
Why would you assume OP owns a car or has any use for a rental one?
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by golergka 3y ago
Legalize the drugs, so that the kids can safely buy much less harmful variations for much lower prices and the organized crime loses their revenue streams. Then, work on social reasons people use strong drugs and much more often, alcohol, i
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by golergka 3y ago
> I deleted all cache on my local environment, all node_modules references, all lock files. I ran an installation process once again and exported again… it didn’t work. > The next message I sent: “We found it!” May be I misunderstand
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by golergka 3y ago
Isn't that 'worse is better' philosophy?
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by golergka 3y ago
You can, theoretically. In practice, a lot of tools like Logic and specific VSTs are macos-only, and CoreAudio actually "just works" out of the box without having to manually install and setup all kinds of alternative low-latency

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