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by jakderrida 3y ago
Looks like my most embellished resume ever somehow came to life. But, yeah, to emphasize your point, patent trolls, in my experience, consist solely of attorneys and not industry researchers with extensive academic credentials. Smart on the
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> all of whom took principled stands against such apparatus. Yeah, and look what happened to them.
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> If I want Chinese quality merchandise there's a Chinese store very nearby where I can go and look at the plastic at least. You mean like the equivalent of sorting by lowest on eBay?? Like a Chinese guy I can walk up to and say, &q
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> yet people do not want to even think about doing it. probably because placing a price on some things seems too transactional. Not saying you're wrong, though. Just saying that's why. The alternative is allowing more rapacious
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So... Any reason I'm not aware of that "tech seniors" would have a higher disposition to using the day care? Btw, I'm not being sarcastic. I know nothing of Google's benefits operations or demographic composition, l
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It's a day care, though. How "senior" could they be?
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Not to sound like I know better, but wouldn't that imply it to be hugely successful? When the demand exceeds supply, my first assumption is that an increase in supply, if possible, would reap high marginal benefits. Again, I know nothi
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>When has an arms race ever gone well against people making money off that arms race? Technically, there are two sides to that equation making money. I get what you're saying, though.
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> particularly American or British. "can't" is particularly hard to say properly in my English and US people misunderstand the way we say it. What'd you call me?
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by jakderrida 3y ago
Yeah, seriously... How excited they expect us to get? Freaking AI made its debut and has accelerated nonstop since and y'all want us talking about new WiFi versions? I didn't know there was versions!
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Was the original Tesla Roadster made by them using an AC induction motor? I literally don't know. However, that's where I'd draw the line between who deserves credit. If it was Musk's idea, he deserves it. If it was them
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It's a sad world where our standards are that low. But they are that low for good reasons.
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> but maybe there is demand for a vehicle for speculation that isn't tied to anything real, at all. I'll go with completely agreeing with this statement, the way it's written. Let's be honest...There's nothing se
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I know making millions off crypto doesn't make me an authority, but... It's not an investment. I made money off people speculating by taking advantage solely off an inefficient market. There's nothing else to it. Money put in
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lmao! It's so stupid that it's funny again.
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Not sure if it answers your question, but the expertise of each expert arise from the training process and aren't assigned by a human. Thus, they wouldn't be discernable to a human. The choice of the model to use, I think, is some
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by jakderrida 3y ago
Annoyingly, Bard with Gemini will apparently use coding to answer every logical thinking question and get them all wrong. If you end with "Do not use code", it will get them all right.
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Aw man... I was looking forward to a whole night of attempted savage takedowns. Not mature constructive criticisms.
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I don't even have a phD. I just find openreview's feedback fun to read. For the same reason I love watching Gordon Ramsey give feedback.
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This is an excellent point people neglect. Another one, when I was a FiOs tech for Verizon, is that every strike, workers would discuss the company making money on saved wages. Every time, I'd explain how they're losing money each
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> If I had to invest in any one area of LLM usage, it would be this. There is so much unstructured data in the world, and converting things like legal contracts or chatlogs into structured, queryable data is absurdly powerful. I tested p
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> philosophy that blesses their accretion of wealth and power as the ultimate good for society. While "accretion" works. I think you were looking for "accumulation". Only because "accretion" implies it'
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It looks like my writing while a pretentious 14 year old that didn't realize how transparent it was I was trying to prove I was smarter than everyone.
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And if Russia were the invader, we both know that more than half of them would join them as collaborators. Truth is that flag-worship has always been a piss poor indicator of actual patriotism.
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That's what they're concerned about?!? I've never done so much drugs that I purchased Twitter in a massively leveraged deal just to red-pill gullible incels to build a cult of personality around me.
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God damn! R is below F# and....D? What the hell is D?
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I've never seen a video illustrate to me why the pilum was genius better than that. The guy even shows that, even if you did have a free hand, you're still pretty f'd. Also, to see the long tip bend to make it even harder nev
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Well, right now, I'm more than happy to pay it because the existence and defense of Ukraine is worth way more to me than that money. I was just referring to the attitude that would arise from the public that was fatigued by conflicts p
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To be clear, I expected NOT to find anything that would help accomplish that task. Because the vast opportunities would imply it didn't exist. So, yeah, what I expected to find is crap and what I found was hilarious crap. The dude did
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> they don't want to risk their lives defending it Well, defending it is something else entirely. Being sent to a remote outpost in Afghanistan without even a broad objective for any US soldiers being there to complete is only argua

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