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by greatpatton 3y ago
Funny that you mention France when the USA is #1 in the world for corporate spying. Having been involved in western Europe for deal where US competitor were given "advantage", USA spying was always number one concern over all othe
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by greatpatton 3y ago
I don't know but as someone who is currently taken in between my kids needing a lot of support and my mother who is declining and requiring a lot of help (+ jobs), I would welcome any progress regarding aging to make people as fit as p
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by greatpatton 3y ago
Ok but that can be said of any technology. Chemistry is bad because someone used it to poison their friend. Phones are bad because it can be used for bomb threats, cars are bad because they put out of work the whole horse industry and you c
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by greatpatton 3y ago
Out of curiosity can you just give me pratical example of: "it's so cool but once that tech is out in the real world, it just mostly causes damage."
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by greatpatton 3y ago
You can easily train a model to clean watermark from images.
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by greatpatton 3y ago
A lot of place in the US have a comparable population density. Nobody is discussing the creation of a bicycle highway across Wyoming.
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by greatpatton 3y ago
The same can be said regarding taxi...
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by greatpatton 3y ago
Are you really typing your password more often than anything else on your keyboard? Except if your password contains very unusual character I think it would very difficult to extract that info from normal wear. If your password contains an
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by greatpatton 3y ago
Main question is why is Reddit a 2000 employees company?
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by greatpatton 3y ago
I totally agree but the only tangible result is that "extreme green parties" are making the planet more miserable.
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by greatpatton 3y ago
What is really depressing when looking at this graph, is that if Germany had kept the same nuclear generation as in 2010, it will be producing electricity almost free of CO2 for a large part of the year... but instead they are burning ligni
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by greatpatton 3y ago
After getting the model with git lfs I get: Loading model file models/open_llama_7b_preview_200bt/open_llama_7b_preview_200bt_transformers_weights/pytorch_model-00001-of-00002.bin Traceback (most recent call last): File
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by greatpatton 4y ago
For Switzerland life expectancy for men went from 26 years at 50 years old in 1981 to 33.1 at the same age in 2021. That's more than 7 years. (At birth it increased from 72.4 to 81.6 at bit more than 9 years). So can we now please stop
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by greatpatton 4y ago
you still have the problem to fool the official at death time. Making people believe that the mother's body was the body of the daughter. Death certificate were not signed out of nowhere even in 1934. There is a picture of her on wiki
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by greatpatton 4y ago
The Polestar 3 (a SUV like the Y) is almost twice the price. The Polestar 2 is a very good answer to the Model 3, and you can even upgrade it with a lidar.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Taking Vietnamese as an example, may not be the best example. Vietnamese immigrants in France are also doing well (Vietnamese diaspora in France is the second in size behind the US).
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by greatpatton 4y ago
For a non native English speaker, LLMs are really useful to rewrite your texts in a more natural way.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
I agree with your conclusion but come on, before the pandemic there were 4.5 billions air passenger per years, so airlines are globally flying way more than the 1%.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
It's a bit better than before but still not right: https://twitter.com/Excaldata/status/1636375182750396418?s=2...
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by greatpatton 4y ago
The Swiss neutrality to not take part in a conflict started during the mid XVI century. It was formalized in 1815 but it was already the normal policy before that.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Maybe because above all Switzerland always bring political stability as a key element of prosperity (a bit like the Chinese but with true democracy allowing this unique feature). The country has been in a permanent coalition government for
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Who is using ChatGPT in a medical field (serious question), knowing that it only displays very shallow level of knowledge on specific topic?
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by greatpatton 4y ago
that's already the case if the have iphones...
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by greatpatton 4y ago
It's not a yield issue if your product is only a byproduct of another one.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
We already know the battery lifetime as many many electrical vehicles have reached hundreds of thousand of km... Anyway I don't think that Hertz really care as they are not going to keep the cars for that long.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
I get that but are they less powerful and accurate than an arrow? My point was more that people tend to see hunting in a different way depending on the weapon used (I don't).
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Is noise really the reason? You can have firearms with subsonic bullet that are almost completely silent.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Whatsapp doesn't provide any paid product... Nobody to take care of the problem of your customers and no sale organization, no moderation, etc. etc.
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Users want support first of all
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by greatpatton 4y ago
Yeah like what they can manage millions of customers with 100 guys? Support is already shit but it will go to totally extinct.

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