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by hluska 1y ago
It’s a helpful detail that Dickens wrote for his Victorian readers. Michaelmas term refers to both the first academic term of the school year and the start of the legal year in the English courts system. Bleak House is about a court case th
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by hluska 1y ago
Sorry but that’s still not relevant. The article takes a totally different view on what’s happening. Other sides could be valid too but they’re not part of the article.
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by hluska 1y ago
I’m with you here - it’s a completely superfluous word that the young have adopted as some form of belonging ritual. It has no purpose, adds no emphasis and is just poor English masquerading as a statement.
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by hluska 1y ago
Superfluous words serve no purpose, though your use of one here emphasizes your lack of maturity. If that’s your goal, good writing.
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by hluska 1y ago
My grandmother passed away almost ten years ago in her late nineties. She was born in the 1920s and was a teenager when ww2 broke out. One of her memories is interesting and very relevant. There were a lot of soldiers trained in Canada and
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by hluska 1y ago
This is a remarkably short sided and inexperienced sounding take on what that position does.
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by hluska 1y ago
Jeff Bezos competed Sears to death.
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by hluska 1y ago
I’ve been around tech for a long time. At this point, I’ve lost count of how many hype cycles I’ve seen hit the “hold on, everything sucks” stage. Generative AI is seemingly at the hold on, everything sucks stage and it’s getting repetitive
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by hluska 1y ago
I’m not sure how this was extended and refined but there are sure a lot of signs of open source code being used heavily (at least early on). It would make sense to test model fit with the web at large.
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by hluska 1y ago
This has nothing to do with what they asked.
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by hluska 1y ago
I’ve been through this type of thing a few times and there aren’t many good solutions. The new business needs cash so taking some is a tough pitch to the new team’s executives. New investors are rarely keen to see funds going to an exit fun
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by hluska 1y ago
We got here because adults cannot stop using the internet to victimize children. Education failed. Enforcement has largely failed. A loss of privacy is the next logical step until adults stop victimizing children. I use my nine year olds ac
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by hluska 1y ago
You missed the point of that entire comment didn’t you?
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by hluska 1y ago
> The same publications that use “disruptive AI” unironically are the ones that need to Google “what is a neural network” every time they write about machine learning. This is called “good journalism”. It would be great if Elektor tried
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by hluska 1y ago
This is really interesting because I was in business school almost thirty years and a cost accounting professor used almost this exact example, only with photocopiers and fax machines to illustrate how you can cost a company to death. He wo
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by hluska 1y ago
It get even darker - I was around in the 1990s and a lot of people who ran head on into that generation’s problems used those lessons to build huge startups in the 2000s. If we have outsourced a lot of learning, what do we do when we fail?
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by hluska 1y ago
When I finished my degree, the idea that a software system could develop that level of expertise was relegated to science fiction. It is an unbelievable human accomplishment to get to that point and honestly, a bit of awe makes life more pl
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by hluska 1y ago
It’s simple - practice using them instead of complaining. Maybe you’ll figure out the differences on your own.
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by hluska 1y ago
Try different ones out and learn which works best for what type of work?
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by hluska 1y ago
Your entire comment sure read a lot like you were calling the tools useless. You even used the worst possible prompt to make your point. That’s likely why people are reacting badly.
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by hluska 1y ago
First off, that’s a really bad prompt - LLMs don’t have this magic ability to read your mind. Second, despite how bad it is, Copilot just gave me the correct code.
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by hluska 1y ago
That article says that the Rhode Island Marine Archaeology Project didn’t agree with the identification. This new article is about a published article on the discovery. The articles are totally different.
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by hluska 1y ago
Why would cloud providers support anything more than their infrastructure?
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by hluska 1y ago
No, I’m just bad at spelling poorly. What’s wrong with following the rules of a language? If I don’t use Rust properly, it won’t compile. Why make exceptions for human language?
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by hluska 1y ago
Congratulations, you found the most obvious negative thing to say. Good for you?
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by hluska 1y ago
So should people get a pass or does that only apply to tooling?
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by hluska 1y ago
The writer got overly stuck on one tweet and droned on and on about 15 words of a 45 word tweet. It was really poor research when there are other less reactionary statements she could have used. Yudkowski’s point was that we’ve been operati
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by hluska 1y ago
There is a massive difference between being able to discuss symptoms and actually being diagnosed. Diagnosing edge cases is precisely the kind of thing that a generative AI needs massive amounts of data on. Where is this magical data source
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by hluska 1y ago
That’s true but they have a massive shortage of clinical data. Doctor patient confidentiality is a thing.
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If you can do that easily, you will have no shortage of investors. But it’s not easy - getting the data alone is a huge problem.

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