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ibejoeb
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ibejoeb
3y ago
etsy etsy has the wildest stuff. edit: maybe this is common knowledge, but I was pretty surprised when I was shopping for a chopping block last year.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Same experience. Very easy to use and plenty of functionality. What is safety?
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ibejoeb
3y ago
What is the definition? The definition of AGI is one of the central points of contention in the biggest industry legal battle.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I don't know much about the cockpit monitoring systems that Airbus has, but I know every cheap toyota in the past 10 years yells at me if I so much as glance at a billboard.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Should you trust them? Well, sort of. It depends on the group. If the group has a rep, then possibly yes, because they trade on making good on the promises. A group that takes the money and still does whatever bad thing they promised not to
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ibejoeb
3y ago
You probably don't want to run this gist directly. Looks like a risk of a runaway process creation, depending on the platform. The process creation code should be guarded by `if __name__ == "__main__"`.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I booked DL 1001, SLC-SAT. If anyone else is on there, hmu. I need to figure out which side of the plane to sit on...
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Backup functionality was removed in the latest version?
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Backups have existing for quite some time: settings -> chats -> backups update: only on android. turns out there are quite a few caveats for backup. See https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/36000
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ibejoeb
3y ago
How much worse is it than having an actual stranger write a puff piece on you?
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Yes, that's true. But in the act of crafting a deliberately ambiguous rule, it teaches others in the position of crafting real rules that they must be thoughtful in doing so. It is easy to phone it in and act like "do what I mean,
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Clear lines in major markets have been consistently longer than precheck for the past year. On top of that, they're building a new, private facial recognition system. Clear is hot garbage.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Until morale improves...
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ibejoeb
3y ago
> Who needs an actual model of cognition when you have billions of parameters and brute force? Well, that is a hypothetical model of cognition. It's not a biological model, but transformers certainly mimic observed properties of bra
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I'm not saying it's wrong. I'm just laughing at how they demand that the results be "grounded in reality" while also requiring it to misrepresent reality, like "all of a given occupation should not be the same
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Another fun neutering: it thinks lab results are copyrighted works, so if you intend to extract measurements from a LabCorp document--a task that it otherwise excels at--tough luck.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I don't understand the focus on recipes, though, since USPTO explicitly carves out recipes as works not protected by copyright. There's no reason not to search for a recipe and extract "a statement of the ingredients and proc
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ibejoeb
3y ago
They spent, what, a third of the prompt on race and gender? And then we get Maria, the sweet latina mama, Chen Wei, the smart asian, and the irish girl who is pale. They're gonna get it from all sides with this stuff...
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ibejoeb
3y ago
It's corporate-speak. There are all sorts of these things. Lessons/learnings Requests/asks Solutions/solves Agreement/alignments It definitely sounds weird if you don't spend a lot of time in that world. It
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ibejoeb
3y ago
PRs are useful, and so is the discussion system. These things are at par with other platforms that are pretty much equally barrier-free. Any of the workflow automation stuff might be more difficult to replace, but I haven't had an espe
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Two things: 1. Although the article states that the problem is with MAX planes, I am under the impression that this particular part of the design is common to all 737s. It might currently be limited to production runs of the MAX, but I don&
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Is that going to directly address this particular problem? This mfg defect by a third party. They're already broken up in the context of this problem.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Like anything else, not all operators are equal. I probably wouldn't want to try my luck as an Amtrak frequent traveler.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I have a hunch that you're right, but there are a few other things that coincided with the rise of social media, so it's hard to tell what has driven the change in kids' psyches. Among them is the explosion of pharmaceuticals
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Also, in this context, not a bad idea to revisit the broader topic of scheduling. https://csc-knu.github.io/sys-prog/books/Andrew%20S.%20Tanen...
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ibejoeb
3y ago
It's only a matter of time before there a no remaining don't-be-evil googlers. Not particularly looking forward to that.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
I might work a little less. If you plot money and time, you gotta wonder what the optimum is. There are always crunch times when you need to get something done to advance something, but there are diminishing returns in putting in endless ho
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Absolutely. You can get squeezed by a potential buyer. You're exposing your books, and if the buyer is particularly shrewd, it can manifest a very unfavorable position, especially for small companies. They squeeze, back out, and come b
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Yeah I actually tuned off noise cancellation the other day.
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ibejoeb
3y ago
Yeah, looks like '23 was the last year. I'm also reading that it's a bit underpowered. I like small calls, but I don't like struggling to get a up hill. Though, I have driven a few Hyundai-labeled hatchbacks (can't
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