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by m00x 4y ago
That's purely subjective. We can definitely model AI to give a certain mood. Sentiment analysis and classification is very advanced, it just hasn't been put in these models. If you think AI will never catch up to anything a human
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by m00x 4y ago
Yet they do it themselves :) It's a smart business decision. Basically "If you want to have deep tracking on users using iPhones, you need to go through us".
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by m00x 4y ago
Won't this break Honey's extension business model where they inject Referer to steal referral $?
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by m00x 4y ago
Zephyr is taking over that space since it does drivers in a similar fashion to Linux. https://www.zephyrproject.org/
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by m00x 4y ago
As someone who lived in the East and now is in Vancouver. The weather is a huge reason why no one wants to move to rural areas, or live in the East.
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by m00x 4y ago
I agree, it's definitely not density. Vancouver and Montreal density is ~900p/km. NY is 2000+, London is 1500+. The Canadian boomers are cucking the younger generations with NIMBYism. Nothing gets built so they keep their house va
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by m00x 4y ago
tbf, HID is much easier.
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by m00x 4y ago
Mac OS absolutely freezes too. It happened to me just a few days ago and I had to hard reboot.
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by m00x 4y ago
The US also funded Al Qaeda https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timber_Sycamore
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by m00x 4y ago
Tesla FSD isn't making billions. What are you on?
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by m00x 4y ago
It was underwhelming, but it's to be expected for 1 year of work. This is also an electric motor robot vs pneumatic actuators from BD.
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by m00x 4y ago
It absolutely makes sense. Knowing how much capacity you have, monitoring intake, output, charge rate, battery temp, etc. are very important things to know and keep track.
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by m00x 4y ago
This has been my experience as well, same for Amazon. I didn't practice that much since I hate wasting time on useless tasks, and the interviewer literally told me to just leetcode and read the interview book. I asked him a bunch of we
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by m00x 4y ago
It's definitely a problem, but the economic downturn is a lot more significant. Meta allegedly got around Apple's privacy rules. I used to work in user tracking, and it's very easy to track people down to near-unique from sev
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by m00x 4y ago
Well it has been useful for scientists so far, and it's a super early technology. The hype helps researchers know about it, and it will undoubtedly be in papers soon since it's being used today.
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by m00x 4y ago
Good deal. I got two of those!
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by m00x 4y ago
Most of Google comp is stock, so wouldn't that bode well for employees as well? At my current position my base is about 20% of my TC.
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by m00x 4y ago
They didn't reduce comp, only perks, which affects him as well. If he cuts comp, I'm sure he'll do the same to himself. And honestly, swag is a great place to cut. It's such a waste of material and money. Most of it ends
619.
by m00x 4y ago
Hasn't been my experience at all. I worked mostly decent hours at G, while at startups they demanded 10-12h of work a day, if not more, with little to no perks and lower comp. Google is far down on the path to becoming a "rest and
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by m00x 4y ago
Are you a trained scientist, especially in the biochem/medsc field? What makes you more certified to say this isn't a revolutionary tool? I personally know several people that do research that have unlocked new possibilities throu
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by m00x 4y ago
The computer doesn't solve problems on its own, but it is objectively a breakthrough technology. It's pretty clear that AlphaFold is a phenomenal innovation.
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by m00x 4y ago
My wife used it in her neuroscience research to see which protein would go through certain tissue barriers (or that's what I understood). It doesn't have the ability to predict interaction with cells and other proteins, and it&#x2
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by m00x 4y ago
BetaFold
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by m00x 4y ago
But AlphaFold is already being used in a ton of research labs at great effect.
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by m00x 4y ago
I have a Msc in microbio, not biochem, but my understanding is that proteins don't have a constant shape. They vibrate, interact with other molecules, etc. You won't have a perfect answer unless you want to predict its shape in a
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by m00x 4y ago
Comments like this make me lose faith in the actual teachings of philosophy and logic to non-academics. OP's post is not a straw man, and you have done nothing to prove it. Your comment reads like someone who read a few books on logic
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by m00x 4y ago
Pretty interesting. Have you worked with existing manufacturers that do this like BambuLab?
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by m00x 4y ago
They actually use the reverse test to train the generator, and to score which image is most relevant to the prompt from the many images given by the generator. Dall-E does this using the OpenAI CLIP model. You can see the mini version here
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by m00x 4y ago
This could be very bad for the people in charge. A metallurgist got 10 years for falsifying reports of steel robustness recently[1], and another 15 years for uniforms made in China. Selling counterfeits to the military could even get you ja
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by m00x 4y ago
Not sure if this is satire or some Alex Jones-level conspiracy theory.

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