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by gunshai 4y ago
I'll give you a concrete instance where that was not true in a "stochastic sense". In the mid 2000s the Indian government wanted to test its water at the local level. A lot of time and money went into purchasing Water test ki
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by gunshai 4y ago
>walled garden powerful models in a way that poorer clients still would likely not have access to Even if that becomes the case, this is some how worse than what we have now? >raise the cost of a defense Highly doubtful > you need
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by gunshai 4y ago
No direct complaint here, other than some president has to be set at some point. Someone will have to take the initial risk. ChatGPT like AI may not be "the thing" but for some in this forum to be afraid of AI defense attorney is
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by gunshai 4y ago
No, bad. I may also disagree with some of the tactics DoNotPay used to represent themselves. But in a larger sense Lawyers cost money a lot of money. it's wonderful living in a time where the cost of filing suits is so low compared to
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by gunshai 4y ago
When stuff like this comes up, I always think about the following story about the great Hanoi Rat Massacre. >During the beginning of the campaign in April 1902 the Government-General of French Indochina hired professional Vietnamese rat-
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by gunshai 4y ago
I wish there was a way to transpose someone else's "YouTube diet" so to speak. this probably exists through tag matching ect. but it would be nice.
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by gunshai 4y ago
I mean sure I posted this yesterday, but okay.
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by gunshai 4y ago
I loathe using sub queries. I use ctes for everything and do my joins at the end. This seems far more readable.
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Waitlist for Professional ChatGPT(twitter.com)
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by gunshai 4y ago
in the short term yes. in the long term I think SEO will disappear. my buddy who works in the content creation space for indeed is telling me that they are already starting to use gpt to replace content creation, but know that it's a m
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by gunshai 4y ago
ChatGPT is miles above Google search for me when it comes to learning the "hello world" of just about anything at this point. From there it's a simple prompt of where to go next and asking for references to work that dig deep
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by gunshai 4y ago
It seems the main problem we are trying to solve with writing is communication of ideas in a coherant fashion. There will be a few different types of Students using chatGPT. Those blatantly cheating and just turning in blindly these works.
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by gunshai 4y ago
Laying down the depressing truth. Our production planning department subverts our erp system via excel spreadsheets that they distribute it has all the problems you'd expect. I looked in horror the first time I gazed upon this thing. T
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by gunshai 4y ago
I too feel quite similar. I have never had any experience approach bad. The experience just... Is
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by gunshai 4y ago
Maybe this is lazy commenting, but do we actually have any evidence that the bacteria in kombucha even makes it to your gut biome?
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by gunshai 4y ago
I know this is HN, but that guy yelling "WE GOT WEIGHTS!" felt out of a movie. Those dudes were MAD.
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by gunshai 4y ago
I have a buddy that just left flex port telling me they are buckling down for winter in hopes to outlast other companies in hopes to gobble up market share as they fold. He's been talking to me about this for a little bit now it seems
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by gunshai 4y ago
Hah one of those things you always "know" but just brain fart on. I really enjoy these merriam blogs. They had one about "nonplussed" which gave me a great laugh considering how much that word is miss used.
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by gunshai 4y ago
I think the poster is eluding to a nation's claim or stake for the land.
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by gunshai 4y ago
My very first thought. hah
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by gunshai 4y ago
I am not this far into the article yet, but here is something that has always stuck with me written by the guardian about bussing. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2017/dec/... The arti
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by gunshai 4y ago
I'm not really sure why people opine about not using the gold standard. Especially crypo-enthusiasts or even libertarians (I consider my self tangent to both these groups). Gold is terrible for the following reasons. * Supply is unknow
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by gunshai 4y ago
Unless cha ges you can't be from the US
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by gunshai 4y ago
If you are in the US and want to user perpetual swaps you are basically SOL. Unless you want to use a decentralized exchange.
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by gunshai 4y ago
Pretty sure the first question should be are you avoiding something or someone? Anecdotally I feel the worse when I have been avoiding {item(s)} I need to do that I have yet to start. Soo many more times than not, I start doing the {item(s)
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by gunshai 5y ago
What I really enjoy about this post is that in a logical manner it exposes the weakness with this type of research. The correlations aren't useless but they aren't strictly useful either. Instead what is useful is developing a pse
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by gunshai 5y ago
I'd assume there is a loose correlation changing in age. My assumption is having a long term partner with out having sexual intimacy is fairly uncommon, understanding sexual compatability for people looking for a long term partner is a
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by gunshai 5y ago
I'm surprised that NULLs weren't filtered out with what ever stored procedure is running on the database that sent the workload for mail ticket dispersal. Although I suppose it is an edge case because NULL is supposed to not ever
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by gunshai 5y ago
That is really interesting/odd behavior. What is the gain from this?
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by gunshai 5y ago
Some what of crying wolf

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