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by greatgib 3y ago
If you want insanity, try the "Datadog" hiring process. I don't know how efficient it is, but from my point of view it is the most stupid one that I have encoutented: Imagine that they tell you to take "weeks" to tr
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by greatgib 3y ago
Quite close to this topic, someone did kind of fantasy (not so) short stories with video all AI generated: https://youtube.com/@WardenCinematics
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by greatgib 3y ago
Don't forget that the election of new Members of the European parlement is coming soon. I would suggest to vote wisely to prevent this madness. It might also be good to spread the word for support to the Pirate Party if you have one in
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by greatgib 3y ago
Sorry what I meant was "Red Alert 4"
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by greatgib 3y ago
To be clear, I was meaning that it looks that they did publish it like they intended to. Not something like "this is what we tried but we are probably wrong". But also, even in the other way, this is not a scientific experiment th
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by greatgib 3y ago
Because it was important for the students to have their names on a published paper, we did not abandon our calculations immediately. We finished them and wrote a long paper that was duly published in the Physical Review with all our n
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by greatgib 3y ago
I would prefer that they invest in creating a brand new "red alert 3" with the same spirit and vibe as the old ones. Instead of hoping to make money in old pots.
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by greatgib 3y ago
My opinion is that deleting the thing is a very dangerous move. But it depends, if it is running on your own work computer/session, and it is like cleaning up you data when leaving might be ok. As a real answer, we would need to know w
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by greatgib 3y ago
Imagine the huge impact this has on the fairness of jugement in trials? Especially in current time where justice is understaffed and judges have to work long hours... This is quite scary in my opinion.
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by greatgib 3y ago
Imagine using the same argument with weapons for the military. Like buying warfare boats that are working thanks to servers in foreign countries? In fact, we have a precedent in France regarding Microsoft crawling itself in inside our milit
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by greatgib 3y ago
It blows my mind how European political leaders are so incompetent that they don't see any issue having their sensitive IT infrastructure outsourced to foreign providers. They feel confident because they believe the words of providers
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by greatgib 3y ago
Imagine leaving a Google position and risking a 10 years sentence for the reward of a "monthly salary of about $14,800" job.
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by greatgib 3y ago
To be clear, I did not say that I support the murder of anyone. What I'm stating here is that it is not a list of "deaths" or war deaths, but a list of "journalist killed". This can easily be used as a "propaga
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by greatgib 3y ago
From the email exchange: > even though sharing everything is definitely the right strategy in the short and possibly medium term for recruitment purposes Now we have the clear proof that it was their clear intention from the start to abu
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by greatgib 3y ago
The tech world is really becoming a surveillance nightmare. Always for the same dubious straw men reasons of terrorism and co, they want to control everyone. Like for banks, the excuse is to ensure that no forbidden foreign actor is allowed
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by greatgib 3y ago
I'm wondering if this is not something that could go against any anti trust laws, at least in Europe. Here we see the proof that a private consortium is forcing one of its member to restrict it's innovation to avoid competitors to
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by greatgib 3y ago
Honestly the Harry Potter studio tour near London is a very nice experience. And I'm not even particularly a fan of Harry Potter.
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by greatgib 3y ago
I don't really see how what is described is "scalable". With hundred thousandth of transactions, performing the sums will be expensive. And nothing ensure the safeness of the order of entries...
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by greatgib 3y ago
Honestly I don't find this article to be very clear or understandable about matrix products. The animations are very confusing. Probably when you already know how to work with matrices you can understand but otherwise I'm quite su
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by greatgib 3y ago
The example of climate change is sexy but I don't buy it as it is too overly simplified. In my opinion, without woke and bending, the AI would probably reply "I don't know" like would a serious person. Because, first you
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by greatgib 3y ago
My personal opinion is that what he says is non-sense divagation. The problem of woke instructions like this is that it goes against the physical reality of the dataset. And it is the physical reality that does that we have what we have eve
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by greatgib 3y ago
It is funny because I don't see at all on what count the new page have a "more modern look". Here, "more modern" probably means that "this did not change for a long time, so we can say that it is modern if we c
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by greatgib 3y ago
Maybe it might look small if you only consider gov.uk websites but what I mean is that it looks like that everything like everywhere will be changed to take that into account: Police uniforms, mailbox, signs, ...
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by greatgib 3y ago
Crazy when you think about the time and money wasted stupidly because of this, that could have been used to improve public services instead...
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by greatgib 3y ago
No, it's not. Like what is described in the original post, it is they spirit. For example for the case with the printer and the xbox, they could have an explicit obvious error for the application. Then it is the task of the application
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by greatgib 3y ago
There are so many bugs now but we live with it as it is free. Also, most of the time, video will not play if you open the post directly. The play button will have no effect.
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by greatgib 3y ago
This is the Microsoft way to do things, this is why their products like Windows are so crappy, full of bugs, unexpected behaviors and a big dump of shit of legacy behaviors expected on top of a lot other legacy behaviors on top of another 1
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by greatgib 3y ago
Taildrop just solve a smaller part of the problem space. For example, often the target might not be up or connected and you might want to have your file available to all your devices. The closest competitor to Telegram in term of convenienc
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by greatgib 3y ago
The best solution I have found to easily exchange files between devices so far is to use Telegram. It works perfectly for your own devices. You can have it on multiple devices at the same time (computers, phones,...), there is a special &qu
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by greatgib 3y ago
Something not very clear from the title is that US internet corp have a subsidiary specialized in being a cloud gateway for "securing email" for US Internet Corp but also all kind of external customers. And this is the entity, the

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