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hobs
3y ago
Basically the question comes down to Collation - if you are comparing characters which comes first? That's all down to the choice of collation.
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3y ago
Any prompt can give you different results - LLMs cant do things "step by step" or "check their work" but yet giving them that prompt often improves their results because it's basically setting up the context in a wa
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3y ago
If money was perfectly efficient we wouldn't need it, its just a way to negotiate on stores of value without having to trade pigs around. The military thing absolutely ascribes value, but so does every other human interaction with a th
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3y ago
The difference being that the majority of people were married and having kids decades earlier, so people were still having sex, just in the boundaries of social acceptableness. My own grandmother told me how she married my horrible grandfat
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3y ago
Your client does not have permission to get URL /bGOFEvpJHIK2ZjPj-5a2tQhTIwLAvzBuKm82jy6H3zjedM2FmJcPecdUqi8Osq68X3VlnZwhEd_DyOyDbx6B6ShCDEUp9ubt8Q2n2IIfYKysAueRxYTREZPBVUmK3uG0xQ=w1280 from this server. (Client IP address: redacted)
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hobs
3y ago
The politically expedient answer is "getting anything at all" because of the implied lack of pass-ability of a bill that went further due to industry pushback.
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3y ago
And it's weird you choose such a confrontational tone instead of one that would cause someone to explain something, thanks for your contribution.
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3y ago
That's arguably more true in advertising driven reddit than AI reddit - no one comment is going to be worth the most in a data scraper but eyeballs win in advertising. I think the entire thing is scummy too, but its interesting to me h
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hobs
3y ago
It's 100% this - Google is going out and shopping so they can get easy access and avoid any future lawsuits if things change in the AI training space. I imagine this wont be the last announcement in this space.
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hobs
3y ago
He has no interest in his own central bank, so no, we wouldn't say that's sound central bank monetary policy.
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hobs
3y ago
Your boss can detect you are frustrated and burned out, or you have a terrible boss and your company doesn't care about you anyway. This will only be used for evil.
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3y ago
You'd also need a LIMIT or a TOP, and you might need a subquery for that depending on your SQL of choice.
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3y ago
I would agree that most people would be glad to give up their privacy for minor convenience. if I was a developer of Firefox I might care that its marketshare is falling, but truthfully nobody needs to be married to a web browser, or take i
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hobs
3y ago
Damn that new tab must pop up for me like... once a month! What a distraction! I guess giving all my data to Google is probably worth it.
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3y ago
I wouldn't expect that at all, search engines search the content they have available to proffer it to you, that's the job. If by clicking on the thing it does not have the content I searched for (how am I even certain I get it whe
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hobs
3y ago
It's a bait and switch - you just offered me free cokes and then let me know that its after I sign up for a subscription service, no thanks!
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3y ago
I deeply 100% disagree with you - if you want to show google something else that is a spam tactic that only ends in bad outcomes. If your content is good enough to pay for its good enough to hide from everyone. A search based on the results
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hobs
3y ago
I have bought this book for every friend learning python for work purposes, really fleshes a lot out that's not taught implicitly. The data model stuff is really useful.
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hobs
3y ago
Murder them and take their power.
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3y ago
Most companies that I know that did it right forked something that was already mostly working, built it in house for a client and then spun it off, or yeah, have billions of dollars and still make a fairly half assed solution.
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3y ago
Generally the response from the police about a burglary has me saying "why would anyone care what you tell the police?(including them)" Had my car stolen and burglarized before, when I asked the cop if there'd be any follow u
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3y ago
How many trillions of dollars does Apple need before we can complain about menu bar items?
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3y ago
They are a lot more powerful of a bullet than just ... nothing at all! (and I self host my password manager because of course you should)
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3y ago
You missed a few glaring failure modes in the mental model one - one of the most extreme is if someone pops your password on two sites, they can likely derive all your other passwords.
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hobs
3y ago
Because in a couple of years regardless if you are locked in its going to end, change, or otherwise break.
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hobs
3y ago
As opposed to just ... a tab in iTunes? There's a lot to hate about iTunes historically, but having the useful stuff in one place was not the thing to hate, and the additional value each app brings is almost nothing, whereas the clutte
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3y ago
And that's worse than poor people not being able to eat how? It's the same excuse trotted out time and again, but the only beneficiaries that actually exist are people anyway, so it makes no sense (unless you think rich people are
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3y ago
Don't forget that we intermixed with the Denisovans too.
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3y ago
Schema changes basically causing heterogeneous representations of data. If you only add columns forever and never change types its fine. Oh, and being able to specify the time a thing happened is sometimes useful (though you don't want
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hobs
3y ago
Well, the old school way is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclomatic_complexity
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