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Alternate title: Substack asks Nazis to hide a little better Substack has no ethical objection to Nazis using their services to spread Nazism. They're just sorry they got caught.
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Unrealized profits do not constitute a loss. There is no way they would be losing $1000 per laptop, maybe $100.
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Maybe for the c-suite
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AI is def increasing the ratio of bullshit to quality info but this shit has been around for a minute -> https://www.wyzowl.com/youtube-stats/#:~:text=How%20many%20v... .
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Parasocial delusion. You don't know Elon Musk personally, you can't speak to his character like this. The facts are that if he was so benevolent he wouldn't be a billionaire. End of story.
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It's a fun thought experiment but in a society where a guy who sleeps with 100 women is "lucky" and a woman who sleeps with 100 guys is a slut it is not enough to just turn the accusations/revenge porn back on the men. N
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Early into the pandemic China refused to give the WHO access to data and denied them entry into the country
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"I like the way you tackeled this" Implies the work has been done successfully. ", have you thought about this approach?" is trying to imply that the work is not sufficient actually without actually saying that. Your mes
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I'm a big fan of nodeschool.io I learned from w3schools.com but there are better resources now. MDN is generally a better resource https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript I also know th
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https://nandgame.com/
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"The 2.2 million incorrect claims represent less than 1 percent of the more than 729 million total copyright claims issued in the first half of this year, 99 percent of which originated from Content ID, YouTube’s automated enforcement
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"ruin" ohhh puleaze. It turns off monetization for one video. Unless you fuck up 3 times, then maybe it "ruins" your channel. And if it's a fraudulent strike the person who filed the fraudulent strike gets a strike.
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the `/faqs` page is not the homepage. Why is pricing on the `/faqs` page and not it's own page? Hanlon's razor doesn't apply to YC backed startups. This is shady not sloppy.
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So for $63 a month customers can expect the app to: - send them a daily quiz and youtube video - suggest a bedtime Is that an accurate summary?
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> wages are really low compared to the US. Now consider that most US developers are under -paid
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> why would you call it 'screwing' someone to offer an opportunity they can decline, that is a net improvement but not the greatest thing you could possibly offer? It drives down the value of the work. Short term it may be bett
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> teams started to care about writing tickets for the first time. Do you mean your team? Because this would be an absolutely ludicrous thing to state generally. > using AI to help craft and improve ticketing writing. Right so speaking
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Looking at some of the examples of closed PR's I'm seeing tests that meet the bare minimum but don't actually test features/components in a meaningful way. For example I saw one that checks if giving a value to the suffi
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Article from 2015 first link is a page that hasn't been updated since 2015 second link is a link to a tweet? third link was taken over by a gambling website fourth DNS miss
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> the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills Ok but what is knowledge? You need to follow that rabbit hole. Knowledge isn't just data. You'll find that knowledge is frequently defined with some tie in to experience a
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> So if I don’t agree with it, I’m misunderstanding it? Now you're misunderstanding me. I'm not saying you're not allowed to have a different opinion on the full thought experiment. You're assuming intelligence in the
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You're misunderstanding the thought experiment then. By definition the person inside the Chinese Room doesn't understand Chinese. > but that doesn't mean the state of the program doesn't contain any understanding or i
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Agreed. Animations definitely helped. I noticed that more "errors" with wide landscape images than tall portrait ones. I have to imagine that's because the dataset is pulled from the web and the web has a preference for verti
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> It clearly has some level of intelligence https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/chinese-room/#LargPhilIss...
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> have other learn from it, but if ever a machine 'learn' Why did you put one of those in quotes and not the other?
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You're describing freeware. Open source means the source code is available.
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> I will not respect an authority that forces me to rent digital content. They are very obviously asking you to respect the individual artists.
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A mathematical transformation of the data is not enough to qualify as a transformative work. Saving a copy-written work in a lossy compression does not negate the copywrite.
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> What, of the many open source software releases by that company in the ML/AI field "does not inspire confidence"? Didn't Facebook get it's start by Zucc populating it with his classmates without their knowledge