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jonny_eh
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This OG sounds like a total moron and ego maniac. How does someone like that get access? How can he walk away with pictures?
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After all that has transpired you think they're secretly on top of this?
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4y ago
> not exactly the most exciting What was the last novel number system that impressed you?
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> imagine where they'll be in five We got jet engines in airplanes only 25 years after the first flight. Imagine where we'll be 100 years after! (There's plenty of progress to be made in gen AI, but don't expect the s
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4y ago
Right, it's a promise. Write unit tests.
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4y ago
A neural net instead of a table?
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4y ago
I recommend visiting reddit.com/r/twitter to see the number of people who can't log into their account for various BS reasons and can't reach anyone for support.
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Yup, someone who regularly uses Twitter claiming it's a form of verification is frankly misinformation at this point.
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4y ago
You're doing the Lord's work, carry on!
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4y ago
It’s terrible title.
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4y ago
A neural net is actually closer to an analog program. It just happens to run on current digital computers but would likely run much faster on analog hardware. https://youtu.be/GVsUOuSjvcg
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4y ago
GPT4 is already blowing ChatGPT out of the water in what it can do.
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> I want to offer that one key part of our health care problem is a simple conflict of interest, which is letting payers and providers be owned by the same entities. Combining payer (insurer) and provider (hospital/clinic) appeared
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It's the opposite, it's the promise that minor version bumps do NOT break things.
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4y ago
Are you upset that free (as in beer) software isn't being actively maintained over a long time frame? Or is it annoyance that Semver doesn't deliver on its promise?
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> Seems to me like the Internet Archive can determine for itself what it's job is And commenters on HN can point out that they've made a huge, and obvious, mistake that risks their entire mission.
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4y ago
Or a case where someone goes to a store to buy a "Xerox machine" and is sold a Canon? I can't imagine it.
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4y ago
In that list is Monster Hunter, a very successful and famous line of video games from Japanese publisher Capcom.
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There is a limit though. Always consider "how would this look in front of a judge". There should be a cost paid for being overly litigious in this regard.
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The A.I. Dilemma – Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin
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We don't know that yet, we may find out soon. https://vox.com/recode/23580554/generative-ai-chatgpt-openai...
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4y ago
Apparently the Kia Niro LX has wireless carplay.
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4y ago
The Hyundais and Kias look very competitive on price and features I care about. They actually include Carplay, which should be standard at this point.
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4y ago
It means they won't ship features that hurt Elon's reach. So in a sense, it is biasing code changes in favour of Elon.
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> Things don't need to be different just for the sake of being different Indeed, but this also opens up an opportunity for things to be different because they can be different.
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> it's very easy to teach someone non-ML or even nontechnical how to do it given a few examples Sounds like we could train an AI to do it.
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4y ago
Can you link to a statement from Nintendo saying that?
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Please share the Windows or Xbox Live source code.
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For client code sure. Not server code that protects user data that could be exploited with a 0-day exploit.
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4y ago
I love JP but I always felt the odds of dinosaurs taking over the park would be similar to gorillas and tigers taking over a zoo.
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