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by jujube3 3y ago
In this case, you cannot escape the enshittification by paying. Still not as bad as the "slacksticka" which is their icon now
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by jujube3 3y ago
Try finding someone who knows python, and watching them for a few hours. Take notes in a notebook.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Like fusion research, a breakthrough is only 5 years away. Unfortunately, also like fusion research, it has also been 5 years away for the last 30 years. This is the principle of "time-invariance"
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by jujube3 3y ago
It's just you.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Forget it, Jake. It's Javascript town.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Truly, the font colors on his website are the real injustice here.
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by jujube3 3y ago
TL;DR: You can't just say "accessibility." How will people know you're a Serious Expert without lots of jargon and abbreviations? Ironically, the jargon reduces "accessibility," but oh well.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Both cases are thought control of the LLM, for political purposes. The distinctions you are trying to draw are silly. "Well, it's good when we do it, because we're reasonable people." OK, sure.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Don't clutter up this thread with actual facts and information.
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by jujube3 3y ago
sorry, meant to write LK99 not LM99.
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by jujube3 3y ago
The fusion hype should be blamed squarely on journalists, not on "the public." The LM99 room temperature semiconductor circus was a very different phenomenon, mostly driven by internet people rather than journalists. And very shor
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by jujube3 3y ago
Look, it's not complicated. You just reconfabulate the ankh every time a toot re-frazzles. Then after that, the version version re-increments every time you re-orchestrate. If you can't get this, I don't see how you're e
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by jujube3 3y ago
You can build a hundred bridges and they still don't call you a bridge builder... lol
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by jujube3 3y ago
What are you even talking about? What "industry" depends on calling attention to lead poisoning? As best as I can tell not many people care about issues with lead.
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by jujube3 3y ago
> Lead tends to stabilize in-situ in most installations over time to be fairly safe and non-reactive. That didn't happen here. Those lead cables are leaching into local surface water and the environment. Although this article focuse
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by jujube3 3y ago
Maybe he used one of those super-persuasive AIs I keep hearing about.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Teachers can afford to raise children.
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by jujube3 3y ago
It doesn't seem "safe to assume" that Google's bots will dislike content created by other bots.
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by jujube3 3y ago
There are plenty of forums that aren't Reddit. You're on one now.
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by jujube3 3y ago
TL;DR Using a slow thing is fine if you use it in conjunction with an even slower thing.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Problem: the government (FDA) did a bad job at regulating drug production plants in India. HN Solution: the government should take over all drug production.
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by jujube3 3y ago
Translation: his parents are lawyers, so he has a low opinion of the rule of law and wants to "problematize" it. In favor of arguing for, essentially, despotism. But his own experiment shows that most people do agree on what even
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by jujube3 4y ago
Plus when Joe Biden cancelled Keystone XL pipeline he forced more oil to be transported by train. Which could also be another factor in this accident. I do wonder if that's one reason the media isn't eager to cover this.
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by jujube3 4y ago
Yes.
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by jujube3 4y ago
I have personally seen the opposite -- a relative came into the hospital with no healthcare (even Obamacare which he was 100% eligible for, but simply forgot to sign up for) and got the best possible healthcare. And eventually got retroacti
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by jujube3 4y ago
https://dilbert.com/strip/2002-05-21 https://dilbert.com/strip/2002-05-22
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by jujube3 4y ago
Actually, Americans are ignorant of the outside world, but not in the way that you're painting. They generally think that Europe has socialized single-payer healthcare, which is mostly not true (a few European countries, like the UK, d
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by jujube3 4y ago
Stallman appears to be considering "source available" licenses which forbid modification (and sometimes deployment) as "open source." This is not the definition of open source that everyone else uses. Certainly the OSI w
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by jujube3 4y ago
It's often not feasible for legal or regulatory reasons to install bundled versions of C libraries. Like most enterprise software wants to use the system version of openssl because otherwise the vendor has to scramble to update for eac
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by jujube3 4y ago
The wager wasn't about the stock market, but about base salary being within 10%-20% for all companies for the same position. This is absolutely not the case. Check levels.fyi for more information

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