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j-bos
2y ago
>You should assume your org will be the same quality as a program written by a non-technical person using an LLM if you do it that way. Only if OP is themself not somewhat business savvy
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What's the reasoning for excluding motor vehicles when aftermarket mods have always been a staple of car culture?
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Why aren't packages based on torrents? Most distros come with a torrent client.
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2y ago
Under what contexts are you familiar with the term grok?
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2y ago
Yes, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40479941
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2y ago
Where did you get the attachment? Or which brand model?
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2y ago
Why waste bandwidth to send snapshot when the local AI can detail user activity and send a report to Microsoft?
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2y ago
Perhaps you have lived a charmed life. Stable government, never gotten on the nerves of power brokers, no former friends with abusive tendencies, never been a refugee of state actions. And you, nor those you care about, do not expect to be
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2y ago
It's context amd person to person specific, with many possibilities for false positives and negatives.
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2y ago
Only partially related: One thing I often wonder with generative tools, and even before that with the explosion of gobal artists' publishing online: When is it infringing to make something that looks or sounds like somebody famous? I m
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2y ago
I use firefox and always get a warning when accessing an http only site.
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2y ago
That's dogfooding
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Anything, I'm paid as a developer I'm not paid as an actor.
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How do speech to speech models work? Do they just that many more tokens to capture nuances of spoken language?
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While I didn't have patience to see the full page, the walking potted plant works perfectly on mobile! It was nice.
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Some people want to work for a living, not live from working.
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2y ago
Saw comments about education being worth more than the paid price, or guarding against economic troubles. All good points, assuming the education was not one of the largest new debts for thw buyer.
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2y ago
Not as in depth as the abstract, but I found this to be a well integrated use of LLM's into a game: https://youtu.be/sUL0Z7PwanY
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2y ago
Focusing on the concept of deriding, or at least, minmizing, the thought intesnsive hobbies of trust fund babies: I think rich people doing weird (neither productive nor malicious) hobbies is great. That's where some of our most powerf
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2y ago
Yes, that hits the nail on the head, the tension between encapsulation and access.
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2y ago
When your company requires using them, it's more straightforward adjust the styles and event handling of a react component than a web component.
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Thanks, I think you're 100% right, it's the red tape more than the tech. My issue is that when an in house React component is poorly coded, it's trivial to inject css overrides or select internal elements of the component to
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2y ago
Having worked with internal company web components, I despise them. In a bureaucracy, bad and buggy web components are a blight because, unlike a bad React component,ad hoc fixing them requires a mess of searching and tons of boilerplate. I
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I don't think it's business acumen. The story I keep hearing from doctor's is, too expensive, too much debt. Of the doctor's I know that own their own practice, they work much less than others (fewer/shorter days) b
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2y ago
The race and ethnicity categories aren't designed for consistent data, they exist to satisfy interested organizations which are well suited to uniting people on the basis of skin color.
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What would be a steelman of this decision?
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Isn't that why he's making rounds to lock down the biggest AI's?
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Seems they can register at the last minute: >If a business has not registered its consumer clause prior to the filing of a consumer case, the AAA will require that the business registers its clause at that time. I
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Yeah, I would guess it's identifying elements in the photo, qualifying the likelihood of those combined elements in a particular location, then outputting the assumption. I posted a picture of a Texas lake seen from a privatr residence
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I drive a small car, and my family has had SUVs ever since they could afford them. Were it not for cost, I would also drive an SUV or a big truck. A small car is a pain to carry people, luggage, furniture, plants, tool boxes, or anything be
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