jterrys

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by jterrys 3y ago
>please don't tank our stock ding ding ding
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by jterrys 3y ago
Of course they would. There's a lot of money and TC tied to OpenAI. Nonprofit status, ethical mission, and the problematic legalese of the datasets used be damned.
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Right. Have you considered perhaps that there's entire industries out there plagued by organizations that use automated tools to muscle out consumers from access of general goods with with no intent of using those products themselves a
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>(wo)men will always need hats in cold weather. Women will always need yoga pants in all weather. There updated for modern times )
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by jterrys 3y ago
You know, it's interesting. 100,000 eur really isn't a lot of money. I wager decent houses probably go double or triple that. Still, an entire life savings would most likely go into paying for that. Decades of labor in a country w
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by jterrys 3y ago
I experienced something similar at a previous job. It was funny. I was working in a satellite office for an org based in a different country, and once in a while (minimum once a year) we'd be sent to HQ for a few weeks. Wrapping up pro
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by jterrys 3y ago
World's got to get just a little bit shittier, sadly.
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It ruins the vibe of a coffee shop as well. Just awkwardly standing around as everyone drones away trying to ignore your unpleasant existence because you just happened to be standing near them waiting to (god forbid) get the coffee that&#x2
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by jterrys 3y ago
Even prior to this change, as far back as a decade ago when Youtube (according to Google) was burning money, they still knew there was some perversely wealthy incentive to keep the platform around. Google has shut down far more useful produ
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Right. But they're not rigorous degrees compared to pure math/science degrees, hence why the bottom 20% observation comes into play.
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by jterrys 3y ago
Teachers get on special educational programmes that have lighter requirements. For example, they don't get a math degree to teach math. They get a teacher's degree to teach math. https://www.indeed.com/career-advic
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It's kind of funny really, many good projects are actually maintained by a small group of people. You genuinely cannot throw more people at a project and make it faster and better. A lot of cool infra and protocol concepts stuff that w
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by jterrys 3y ago
utilizing elements is a little bit less useful in Baldur's gate because of the action economy. In divinity you had action points where you move things around with telekenesis and light them on fire in one turn, it's harder to get
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by jterrys 3y ago
The element interaction from Divinity: Original Sin 2 are still there. Grease works and will catch fire, you can get ice spike and it'll create an ice surface where enemies and players will slip, then turn into a puddle next turn. They
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by jterrys 3y ago
I really wouldn't go that far. Oscar nominations are industry nominated movies. There's no real bar of quality aside from what the committee deems worthwhile. The committee famously doesn't care about animated movies, so the
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by jterrys 3y ago
>That article is signed by 'Admin', and has no references whatsoever. At the very bottom of the article is a source link. The (now deleted) link is a website that translates Spanish articles into English. This is the article th
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by jterrys 3y ago
Half the comments in this thread are you systematically writing essay replies to every single person that has raised doubts about this bill. Whats more, you spend significant time blowing smoke up the ass of someone who willingly self ident
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by jterrys 3y ago
This is a pretty fucking awful bill https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/07/young-people-should-op... HN is now subject to astroturfers? The comments in here are insane
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by jterrys 3y ago
You're on the money. Strategies don't scale. This is an observation many outsiders (and disenfranchised people with the market) often miss. You can do really dumb things as a retail investor and get away with it because you don&#x
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by jterrys 3y ago
Are you perchance able to provide some kind of RSS feed to his website? I'm having a hard time finding his newest stuff. You can subscribe to his newsletters but he stopped doing those two years ago
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by jterrys 3y ago
Imagine working hard to guarantee a good future for your children and having the state step in and taking it away.
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by jterrys 3y ago
I went through a similar existential conclusion and tried to impart the sentiment to some of my friends. Reactions ranged from mixed to negative. Some people exist and thrive in structure. It made me a little sad. It takes a certain optimis
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by jterrys 3y ago
>I get it: why kill yourself to release a better version ASAP if 99% of schmucks will just grab Horrible instead? Yeah the racing was silly. The subs themselves weren't necessarily that much better either, which is why I think rip
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by jterrys 3y ago
>Most people are just trying to survive with the options they're offered. I disagree with this. While this group certainly exists, there's a far larger segment of people that have a variable cost-return analysis eschewing towar
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by jterrys 3y ago
That's not really the art in question though. There's a lot of 'art' on twitter which is, for a lack of a better term, porn.
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Whats more interesting is how fish sauce or Garum fell out of favor.
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I remember my first trip to Germany, would pick up off the shelf supermarket bread, white, wheat, whatever. It was great. Especially pretzels. I ate so much bread, and was surprised at how much regularly I was still pooping. I'm not ev
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Perhaps you missed the point of college if all you did were things within your comfort zone
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>Those drugs are already banned. It doesn't prevent the abuse. In Singapore if they catch you with heroin, you hang. I think in Taiwan they give you 10 years for weed. I wasn't solicited for drugs. I felt safe at night. In both
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by jterrys 3y ago
>This is the fallacy that the majority of people suffer from: if I don't see it, it doesn't happen. My reply will be brutish. I know it happens. I just don't want to see it. I don't want to watch mothers with toddlers

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