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by m348e912 4y ago
>The lack of up/downvote is what destroys their signal, I think. They don't need up/downvotes. They have signals such as liking, sharing, watching multiple times, commenting, looking at comments, saving, skipping, looking
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https://archive.ph/hlQDl
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Good question. Have you confirmed it works when your phone is off? I haven't tried.
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When I first starting out using Linux, Slackware was my saving grace. A Linux distribution that was well organized, consistent, and just worked. It saved me from the disillusionment caused by RedHat and RPM hell.
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I'm on team Taibbi in this spat. Elon's behavior seems anti-competitive and anathema to free speech.
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I can safely say this is not something anyone needed or should have asked for.
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Every time I read articles like this, I think of what Dan Pena said when asked about climate change. Now I will admit that he is a difficult guy to take seriously, but there is one point he makes: If the water on the planet is going to rise
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>> In fact it's so much cheaper that it's even more economic to use solar/wind to synthesize natural gas and burn that to generate electricity. Interesting. Never heard of this being done in practice before, do you have
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>>China builds nuclear power not because it is cheap but because it shares a lot of the costs and skills base of their nuclear military. One of the previous commenters above mentioned that China abandoned their own plans bought their
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by m348e912 4y ago
I don't know what the parent used, but here is an example of how to integrate GPT with your iPhone. https://twitter.com/mckaywrigley/status/1640414764852711425
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It is fun to think about. However if it were remotely true, the CIA has some explaining to do... https://twitter.com/KanekoaTheGreat/status/16405144035935109...
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Before thinking about investing in AI, it might be worth watching the all in podcast from last week (not the most recent one) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ544sWC8ZQ I am not saying the hosts are right about everything
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Lots of Azure credits Here's a little insight: https://techcrunch.com/2023/01/23/microsoft-invests-billions...
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I get the impression that ending a lesson with teacher or tutor in Japan seems shameful in some way. I had some thoughts on how I'd deal with ghosting if I were a teacher in Japan. I do not have enough exposure to Japanese culture to k
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Yes, but as other commenters have mentioned, it's unclear if MSI's firmware was signed in the first place.
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Interesting summary and rebuttal. Appreciate you taking the time to watch the video I linked. >>He claims they have reasoning capabilities. I think here you touch on the crux of LLM conversation. In my limited experience with GPT, it
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Not sure I agree, but to be fair my perspective is informed by this talk I watched not too long ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmJ4xLC1ObU
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I think you're describing the difference of AI creating code vs developing _with_ AI which firmly keeps humans in charge but enabling them to be many times more efficient.
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AI driven business will be cheaper, and faster. The "better" factor will be a case by case situation. One could argue that your competitor combined with their skills, expertise, AND AI would have a market advantage over you.
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The M1/M2 MBPs are a pretty significant leap technologically. At some point intel Macs will receive less and less support and the price point of the M1 (used and new) will drop enough to justify the upgrade.
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The Thrill and the Mystery of a 1970s Bell Labs AI Chatbot Known as ‘Red Father’(forbes.com)
3 points by m348e912 4y ago|0 comments
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It’s not bad as much as it is will likely be ineffective. Too many interested parties are involved with AI and are motivated to move ahead on the space.
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I suspect besides that besides AI ending human civilization, another case for pausing AI development is figuring out how to deal with the massive impending wave of job displacement. Unfortunately it seems to be too late. AI is here to stay
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The Gradual Deprecation of the WWW Prefix(quora.com)
2 points by m348e912 4y ago|1 comments
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The need to include the "www" subdomain was never a technical requirement to browse to a website, but it took many years for DNS admins to come around enabling domains to be reached without referencing www in web requests.
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Interesting post. Maxed out hardware can't make up for poorly optimized code and architecture. The computer scientist Niklaus Wirth wrote in his 1995 article "A Plea for Lean Software" that software is getting slower more rap
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I started reading completely ready to dismiss the author. But I read the article and the guy provides researched and reasoned opinions, understands LLM, and isn't just spewing an uninformed opinion. I am going to address his point from
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This. I hope if anything is gleaned from this thread, it's that he can get on his wife's health insurance asap.
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>>Only a brand-new app — with specialized features and a beautiful interface designed for the genre — could remove the complexity and make classical music easily searchable, browsable, and accessible for beginners and experts alike. J
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>>Apple's operating system creates this file in apparently all directories to store meta information about its contents. In fact, it contains the names of all files (and also directories) in that folder. Anyone have an idea why m

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