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by jjeaff 4y ago
I would think more people on HN would understand the importance of data. Its pretty hard to change something that you aren't tracking. Perhaps Europe would benefit from more data in this regard?
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Nah, reverse racism should be called "individual cases of racial bias". Because that's all that it amounts to. There is no systemic "ism" that is discriminating against white people.
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Most importantly, ai could create millions of unique messages with the same intent. Whereas, plastering the same few messages over and over online or sending out duplicates of the same message are much easier to notice, filter, block, or de
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It doesn't seem like that would magically protect a business. Otherwise, you could just have an AI write all your terms of service and marketing copy. That way, if you get sued, you can just say "oh, an AI wrote that marketing cop
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It works exceptionally well based on data. You can pull up almost all of the actively managed mutual funds on something like morning star and compare them to an sp500 or total market index fund. Once you pull the time horizon out to 30 year
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My experience is that many things in the US are cheaper than Europe or south America. It must depend on what type of products.
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Do you also have a vent that goes outside? Because an oven fan means little if you don't have external exhaust.
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In that case, just take a caffeine supplement that has theine in it. It would be a lot better for you than coffee.
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Huh, I also eat only when I am hungry and I have struggled with weight my entire life. You talk as if people just need to "learn" about how/when to eat. I assure you, the majority of people that overeat know they are overeati
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And then some sites throw salt in the wound by requiring "at least one special character that is not # or % or whatever" so if you turn on special chars for your password generator, you have to manually filter through it to pull o
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I don't think audiences have gotten dumber, but what has happened for most major motion pictures like Crystal Skull is that the plots have been simplified for an international audience. When you have to translate a story into 50 differ
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If you fly Ryanair, 20 minutes is like 100 years.
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You can set your ac or heat to pull air in from outside. With the added benefit that most nice vehicles have an outside air filter to filter the fresh air first.
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That's right. And using hormonal birth control for other things is not some rare edge case either. It's very common.
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I've had to call the embassy for visa/passport issues. Also, I had to call for issues with an international bank account I had.
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In the case of the equifax leak, I don't think they have shown up in large tranches on the dark web like other leaks. Which I think suggests that it may have been a state actor. So Equifax's negligence has created a national secur
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by jjeaff 4y ago
That might be the problem. Too many bullshitters who like posting online and chatGPT has been trained on them.
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The insidious part about chatGPT getting things wrong is that it is a superb bullshitter. It gives you answers with 100% confidence and believable explanations. But sometimes the answers are still completely wrong.
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For those that don't want to read all the back and forth, it appears that the newest version of Open Lens has removed the pod log viewing and exec capabilities. But Lens, the proprietary app that is built on the open lens code base, st
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As far as I'm concerned, every single act of identity theft that occurred after the breach where at least one piece of data leaked in the breach was used, are damages. Sure, it might have happened anyway, but it doesn't really mat
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That's about what I got. I remember there were a few different avenues to get different types of compensation. One was reimbursement for any costs incurred because of the breach. I had bought some identity theft insurance at some point
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Most banks, embassies, and other businesses do not have a zoom link you can call to take care of business.
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I kind of doubt that the heavy fines have as much to do with Singapore's lack of littering as their overall culture. More holistic and less individualistic. Japan has equally low rates of littering, but I don't think their laws ar
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by jjeaff 4y ago
Not wealthy, but I have long believed that too much wealth can be a curse. Of course, some handle it well and other, I can confidently say that they probably would have had a much better life had they not had tons of money thrown in their l
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For those who may not know, 'the pill' refers to birth control.
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Or maybe he is blind to or unaffected by such biases either due to luck or wealth or other outliers. Especially as a Jewish person in Israel. There are always plenty of people in minority groups that feel (either correctly or incorrectly) t
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Jews are a minority in Israel?
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Of course humans can do this. You don't recognize when articles are talking about the same thing?
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Especially considering most modern panels are expected to still have a good amount of life left in them after 25 years. (80% or more}
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It sounds like they have a good net energy metering plan that is crediting them for their solar being put back to the grid. (So they don't have to pay for charging the electric car in the evening when solar stops working) I wonder if T

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