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3y ago
After reading the deseret alphabet pronunciation guide, it took a second to get used to but I don't hate it.
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> ... but horses were far from self-driving :) Kind of. But it doesn't get more self driving than this: https://www.foxnews.com/us/ohio-deputy-drunk-amish-guy-buggy Ohio deputy encounters 'drunk Amish guy&
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Cool idea but I have questions: * How are interviewees incentivized to contrinute their recordings? * What's the sign off process to get permission from other parties? * How do all parties get assurance that privacy and business specif
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The one data element missing seems to be concurrent streams per account? Just seems to me that one account with 200 active streams might be fraudulent.
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Not so great title. There was no explosion at lift off, just a mass ejection of debris that was formerly the launch site.
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Agreed. Geothermal energy can be cheap and awesome, but there are reasons why it's only practical in certain parts of the world.
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I was going to write a long response to this, but I'll summarize it. This is not twitters problem and whether twitter has 10 or 10 million employees, their only responsibility is to respond to legal requests from law enforcement. NBC n
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4y ago
I wasn't aware of the showdead option, thanks.
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I think people in general have been conditioned to downvote or report dissenting views that they understand to be not only false but fall into the category of dangerous misinformation. It's especially noticeable on HN because generally
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? works fine for me. I get the emails.
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Yes the Stewart encounter marked the end of the left/right debate format on CNN. Crossfire soon ended and Tucker ventured out on his own. >I would love to see a show with him and Maddow. To the person who proposed a Maddow/Carl
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I'll add to the points made in this article that we still don't completely know how LLM AI works and can't explain the leaps in capability made after a providing a certain amount of training data. Sam Altman has talked about
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>> https://inflecthealth.medium.com/im-an-er-doctor-here-s-what... Took a look at this article you linked to and I came to the conclusion I almost always come to when professionals critique GPT. - He's holding GPT
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old.reddit.com and it's imminent disappearance underscores that there is a still need for a user-centric web browser designed to combat user-hostile web ui. Here are some features I think the browser should have by default (without plu
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Not mentioned in the title, this prediction is specifically for the SF Bay Area.
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Makes you wonder if there should be professional repercussions for being so wrong. Does credibility or accuracy with assessments and predictions even matter? Other notable examples are Jim Cramer, who seems to be more wrong than right on st
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4y ago
I'd like AI AND GPT, in fact if there was a hackernews for just that, it would probably one of the sites I read daily.
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I replied earlier in this thread before I read your reply. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2tpwW0kmU
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>>Can anyone shed light on what the weapons would be? I guess you haven't heard of AI slaughter bots. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2tpwW0kmU
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I'd like to filter for just AI related news on HN Is that an option?
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It has more engines than any rocketship, making it the most powerful rocket ever built. (33 total) https://ibb.co/7SrTK7P https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Starship
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4y ago
A clear _public_ ChatGPT Strategy.
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>> [security stuff] sits in the critical path and fails closed. Not entirely accurate. Some inline IPS appliances fail open, and networks can be architected to fail around a single firewall in a high availability pair.
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4y ago
They said favorite products, not podcasts. However, good podcast suggestion.
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scrapped for today.. pressure issue on first phase. Fun fact: SpaceX starship has 33 engines https://ibb.co/7SrTK7P
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Ok I'll bite. What makes the Raman example so funny?
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Nothing spurs innovation like game-changing competition. Makes you wonder how long Google would have continued to sit on their laurels if GPT or AI never picked up speed.
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what is it then?
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After reading that my brain spent 10 seconds on two things: 1. I wonder why they have data limits on gigabit internet. 2. How much data is 45 GBP anyway? I'm an idiot.
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Thx FBI. Now do USS Liberty.
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