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by hmcq6 3y ago
So, high schoolers stapled two off the shelf AI tools/datasets together to make a new AI checkpoint?
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Why is it rude? If the author cared about getting accurate results they wouldn't be posting an anonymous online survey. Adding onto that, I don't have any faith in the author of the post to use this data in any significant way (no
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by hmcq6 3y ago
You're conflating allegations of child abuse with hearing gunshots in an elementary school. These two situations are in no way "close enough to demonstrate" anything.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
The American Spring?
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> Second, the technology to support true remote work really accelerated during the pandemic and feels practical in a way that it hadn't before. I've been working remote for the better part of 14 years and I completely disagree.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Checkbox. In terms of UX it's more standard. Did you order your radio buttons Yes, No or No, Yes? Checkbox doesn't have that problem.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Well owning a set of lock picks is illegal in the US so... 6 of one, half a dozen of the other.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Trader Joe's doesn't franchise. I'm not entirely sure what that means for store autonomy but I know it means less.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
So who do you vote for? Hasn't pretty much every republican been caught doing drag in high school? Edit: it’s always either school spirit week or Halloween
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by hmcq6 3y ago
There are already laws against defamation, incitement to violence, and hate speech. What is being proposed in the article is that Libs of tiktok is inciting terrorism (or terroristic threats). This isn't a new type of censorship. So th
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> My point is specifically that saying "pedophilia or something" is disingenuous But it wasn't. You just assumed it was because you weren't immediately provided evidence you could have just as easily found yourself.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/09/02/lgbtq-t...
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> Also, how many of the unemployed are any good? Do you understand what a layoff is? The market is flooded with great developers who got let go by CEO's and managers who are either incompetent or negligent.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> It's bizarre to see the level of outrage against Tan quoting Tupac compared the the veneration you usually find of Tupac. No one cares when the village idiot threatens to blow up China but when the President does it suddenly it&#x
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Do you not remember when Musk got charged by the SEC for tweeting? "It was after work hours" isn't an excuse.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Another lawsuit, filed in January 2023 by the US Justice Department, went even further, alleging that Google envisioned AMP as “an effort to push parts of the open web into a Google-controlled walled garden, one where Google could dictate m
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> The context of "resistance" is the October 7 attack. Framing this as a conflict that started on Oct 7th is, again, biased. Oct 7th was a response to 70 years of war crimes committed by Israel on the Palestinian people on a ne
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> How about children skipping school to chant Allua Akbars in the CBD and holding signs saying "resistance is not terrorism"? That happened. "Allahu Akbar" just means "god is great". "Resistance is not
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Beanie bAIbies
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> We are witnessing events now which are unprecedented. Racism is in no way unprecedented. How is this allowed to stay up on HN?
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by hmcq6 3y ago
18 GB is small enough you could slap it on a raspberry pi or an old cellphone and leave it running in a library/bus station. Disclaimer: Don't leave electronics in high traffic areas.
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by hmcq6 3y ago
relevant: https://www.npr.org/2023/12/14/1218643254/israel-is-using-an...
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by hmcq6 3y ago
First click brought me right back to neal.fun lol
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by hmcq6 3y ago
> So, "Kids aren't as excited about getting things they're not familiar with."? These kids are poor they're not extraterrestrials. I don't think it's fair to say poor kids aren't familiar with mone
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by hmcq6 3y ago
"A lot of people, if you give them a dollar they'll try to spend it on something. And that, counterintuitively, means they don't see the dollar as a reward." I think Homer already deconstructed your argument, no not that
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by hmcq6 3y ago
A good first question would be, is the code nontrivial enough to even be copyrightable? If your app is 95% boiler plate and lets say 5% bespoke code that reads an image from the webcam an inverts the colors then your code isn't eligibl
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by hmcq6 3y ago
Well first of all its circular logic. They're dumb because they're poor <-> They're poor because they're dumb. Setting aside my moral issues with the idea of Economic Phrenology I think this is an acceptable checkp
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by hmcq6 3y ago
"* Do low SES children not understand that money is a reward?" As in they're stupid? How would they not understand it's a reward. "* Is there a capability gap at playing games? Or different responses to games themse
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by hmcq6 3y ago
No... there's an example in the article. It means that kid A's brain wont reward them as much when they complete a task that leads to rewards. Which in theory would lead to less motivation to undertake those kinds of tasks in the
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by hmcq6 3y ago
That might be a slightly over-simplistic explanation. "The Copyright Office agreed that the parts of the painting that Allen had altered with Adobe constituted original work. However, it maintained that other parts generated by AI coul

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