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by hx8 3y ago
Hyper targeted placement of generated content designed to entice you to donate to political campaigns and to vote. Perhaps leading to a point where entire video clips are generated for a single viewer. Politicians and political commentato
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by hx8 3y ago
True, an image, audio clip, or video is not enough evidence to establish truth. We still need a way to establish truth. It's important for security cameras, for politics, and for public figures. Here are some things we could start lo
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by hx8 3y ago
A lot of Walmart management are promoted into it. While certainly not a great job, it's not too bad to make a career out of it. The average Walmart location will see about $70M/yr in revenue, so her responsibility is fairly high
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by hx8 3y ago
Eclipse is obviously the best possible answer. You don't need to spend 15 minutes deliberating on this. This is a teaching moment to encourage staff to give great ideas by demonstrating how to communicate great ideas.
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by hx8 3y ago
> but not young enough to take the risk of doing something about it. I cannot grok this statement. The older I am the bigger risks I was able to take because I had accumulated more financial independence. Why would you be able to take m
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by hx8 3y ago
This idea that we need to spoon feed simple solutions to users of free software really needs to die. If you're giving code away you don't owe your users much.
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by hx8 3y ago
Except the yen is the third most traded currency globally and Japan has the 4th largest economy in the world. It's true that their military strategic position is heavily dependent on the alliance with the US, but they performed except
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by hx8 3y ago
> Except the upstream dev's are sick of dealing with "It doesn't work in my distro" 99/100 it does work on their distro, they just need to handle their libraries better. Identify the packages they need to suppor
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by hx8 3y ago
You should sample younger. There aren't nearly as many 'non-tech people' 16-25.
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by hx8 3y ago
> Conversational interfaces are superior... when the counterparties have context. Why? I find conversational interfaces poor for common data retrieval. I can read faster than you can speak. I can type faster than I can speak. I'm
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by hx8 3y ago
The issue with Alexa is no one successfully monetized it. How will LLMs improve monetization?
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by hx8 3y ago
Why do people do this? It's an observed fact that The United States is still going through the process of urbanization as a lower percentage of the population lives in rural areas compared to urban/suburban [0]. In the rural are
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by hx8 3y ago
This brings up an interesting partial explanation that we might be able to explore with data. A portion of the healthier and more successful rural population will migrate to urban areas, while a portion of the least healthy and less succes
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by hx8 3y ago
> We have previously shown that surgery alone, or 3-days of HFD can each evoke sufficient neuroinflammation to cause memory deficits in aged, but not young rats. The surgery + transition onto HFD seem to be more damaging than either one
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by hx8 3y ago
4.21% of the population that wield closer to 30% of the world's political, military, and economic power. It's a valid concern.
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by hx8 3y ago
If you work hard for five years you are going to have some tangible things to show for it. To me it sounds like he didn't accomplish as much as he originally hoped, and he suspects the opportunity cost of continuing with the work is t
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by hx8 3y ago
Why didn't we make a mass manufactured consumer product before the Industrial Revolution? * The Industrial Revolution increased the number of people with disposable income. The potential market for a new thing was seen as much larger
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by hx8 3y ago
Not all software is compatible with arm64. Specifically I would be worried about attempting to run Windows applications not compiled for arm64, for which there are many. The compatibility layer Windows ships comes at a significant perform
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by hx8 3y ago
Due to the licensing agreements Intel and AMD have a duopoly on all modern x86 chips.
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by hx8 3y ago
A strong percentage of Intel's current sales are vendor lockin from the historical "Wintel" age (windows + intel). This is a moat Apple finally crossed after great effort, and Windows has made a few attempts to cross. If chi
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by hx8 3y ago
I was surprised to learn that a full blood donation (500ml) is about 10% of all of the blood in the body.
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by hx8 3y ago
It's really important to recognize the incredible resource we have. All of the inventions, all of the music, all of the stories, all of the buildings. All made by humans. Humanity is how we are going to cure cancer, deploy green ener
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by hx8 3y ago
I daily both macOS and Linux, and have for over a decade. I think Dolphin is significantly better than Finder.
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by hx8 3y ago
Sheep aren't native to the US. Doesn't the entire species threaten the viability and health of native populations because it is competing for resources that native animals could be consuming? I don't see how having a new ty
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by hx8 3y ago
> AI Forensics Open Research Challenge Evaluation (AI FORCE) You expect good acronyms on a .mil website, but in my mind this one is worthy of praise.
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by hx8 3y ago
> Schubarth sent genetic material from the argali sheep to a lab to create cloned embryos, which he then implanted in a female sheep on his ranch, according to the DOJ, which produced a single, pure genetic male All of the other crimes s
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by hx8 3y ago
Yes, I wouldn't expect someone to pay a few thousand dollars to Nature when PubMed will do the same job for free. I think the role of academic journals is decreasing as open and tech-savvy solutions to information sharing and screenin
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by hx8 3y ago
This space is so compeitive, even if Nvidia is asleep at the wheel a competitor will come and push them before too long. AMD has a history of noticing when their competitors are going soft and rapidly being compeitive.
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by hx8 3y ago
Yes, there is a dilemma that human test subjects could potentially save more lives than it cost. This is largely a utilitarian argument at its core. The current social more -- largely established post WW2 -- is that we should greatly regu
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by hx8 3y ago
The FDA's process would be much better if learned which substances are unsafe faster and responded to the knowledge that a substance is unsafe faster. PFAS were introduced in the 1940s. We started getting an idea that they were harmf

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