magicmicah85

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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I hate cooking...for others. Three kids, wife - everyone has a different taste. I put peppers in pasta sauce, my boys won't eat it. I make it a bit too spicy, my wife won't eat it. I had a joy for cooking when I was younger becaus
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
This is a great demo. I love the laser, just destroying an entire voxel planet was pretty fun.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I've been watching the "China is going to fail" articles every few years and they just keep winning. The only option left for other superpowers is to just be competitive where you can be, cooperative where you have to be.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
We'd be playing by the same rules in that case. And there are some companies that ignore that already. No AI company, to my knowledge, was built on ethically sourced material.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I don't know much, so feel free to tell me if I'm wrong but a quick rebuttal of this article would point out how half of china's cities are sinking, their debt to GDP ratio was 300% before a GDP revision and they ignore inte
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/trust Some of us live in a low trust society. But this is such a cool talk. My local Giant (grocery store) has a wire that goes along the left side of their parking lot. Only about 20 spots there
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Bought 10 million cats, 10 million dogs and 10 million acres of land and have $40 billion leftover for food.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Comments disabled. 2.7 rating on Glassdoor for work/life balance at Scale. I’m sure it’s nothing. As to the substance of the article, I agree with the title, but the line of interview questions used is trying to answer “how many hours
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Congrats on making a product. I see the appeal of these products because they embrace the productive aspects of technology and prevent the intrusive attention seeking technologies from being involved. The reason I would not get a device lik
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
When President Obama privately asked Rick Wagoner to resign from GM, do you think that spared him from embarrassment or feeling bullied? There was absolutely no need for Rick Wagoner to have to resign, but the Obama administration needed a
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
This is based on my very quick reading of the studies so take with grain of salt. The NBER study (OP) studied the entire fast food worker industry using data from BLS, whereas the Berkley study cautions against using BLS because it applies
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I think Trump wants Tan out. Publicly calling him out puts pressure on him more than a private behind the scenes process that will take weeks/months versus a few days. Tan might be able to supplicate Trump by presenting a golden egg, t
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
That reply was to lovich.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I was asking in good faith, so not sure what to tell you. My agenda was to understand why public versus privately calling for a CEO's removal is better than the other since they have the same goal, but I can understand why someone woul
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I am asking in good faith and I understand why there would be a preference towards private versus public. It sounds like Trump does not care to attempt a private conversation as he wants Tan out. The Cadence settlement is likely the only pu
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Publicly or privately, why is one fine and the other not?
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
It's called Ark in a Flood by Churchill. There's the studio recorded version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhBHxWrXQT8 And then I found this live version here that I'm studying: https://www
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
I would love this! There's a song I like by a band that broke up in 2013 and I am transcribing it by watching a live performance they did and trying my best but realizing I'm trying to take a mandolin/guitar and put it to aco
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
>Oh, and don't scroll LinkedIn. Or Twitter. Ever. This is all you have to takeaway from this article. Social media is a cesspool of engagement farmers dropping BS takes to get you to engage out of FOMO or anger. Every time I'm
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
A crawler intends to scrape the content to reuse for its own purposes while a browser has a human being using it. There's different intents behind the tools.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Most EHRs are sending that text input to the cloud for storage anyway. Voice transcription is already a feature of some EHRs.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
If wages go up, housing will assuredly go up as people outbid each other. Wage stagnation is a problem, but it's not the solution to the housing crisis. People would still be unable to afford homes as they get outbid by people who have
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
>Rather than building a principled broad competitor to something like Steam, you end up cornering yourself into a narrow, highly specific market segment. Yes, that's the point. Not everyone cares about financial censorship, but the
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
You don't need to compete with Steam or Itch for games that they can't sell, you're in your own market.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
Cryptocurrency is the only way I see this working.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
IANAL, but I understand there are varying definitions of CSAM which is also why I said “and other potentially criminal content”. I’m also not equating CSAM to the actual reasons people are using financial censorship, I’m highlighting a chal
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
This is an opportunity for an entrepreneur to create a censorship-resistant platform, though, I don't know how you do it profitably when CSAM and other potentially criminal content needs to be reviewed.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
> In fact, we explicitly prompt against this behavior in no uncertain terms, but the instructions – and the entire spirit of the task – are lost in the interest of making forward progress LLMs and humans are quite alike. :) I notice that
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Is there a better design? I ask this genuinely, I really don't know but I suspect that the human hand is versatile enough to allow it to be programmable for a variety of tasks.
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by magicmicah85 1y ago
EU begs to differ, but the right to be forgotten certainly ends when you die.

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