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malfist
7mo ago
If these astronauts land on the moon, something has gone seriously, seriously wrong.
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malfist
7mo ago
The official minimum standard is 1:270
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malfist
7mo ago
Sometimes people can't tolerate hearing other's lived experiences.
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malfist
7mo ago
To support your point, my dentist office did a trial using AI to read the xrays they take of your jaw and teeth. According to the AI reading my xray, I needed every single filling in my teeth replaced because they were all showing signs of
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malfist
7mo ago
I'm also suspicious of that 3 out of 10k times. Did they compare an AI examination against a human 10,000 times in novel scenarios? Or did they run it against some data set that's probably in the training data? Or did they run it
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malfist
7mo ago
Sorry, my post was sarcastic. If they were talking about land area, there was no context clues.
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7mo ago
> Iran has 90,000,000 people. More than 2x Ukraine. More than 2x Germany. More than 2x Iraq Sure, they're talking multiples of land area.
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malfist
7mo ago
Mir famously stank. Though you'd be glad to know without gravity your nose doesn't work as well
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malfist
7mo ago
This is literally how cities exist. Or in your world view is food not shipped into cities?
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7mo ago
Amazon is predominantly a java shop as is a lot of big enterprise
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malfist
7mo ago
And who are you to personally know enough billionaires intimately enough to absolve them of any guilt they might have earned hoarding enough wealth to reach that level?
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malfist
7mo ago
Elon tweeted that he'd fund ending world hunger if someone presented him with an actual plan to do that. UNESCO did. Elon did not act.
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7mo ago
There's a hell of a difference between a multimillionare who has a successful business and a billionare. The difference between a person who has a million dollars and a person who has a billion dollars is about a billion dollars.
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7mo ago
Nasdaq announced today that their Fast Inclusion policy as official starting May 1st. 15 days of price discovery for SpaceX instead of 1 year for inclusion into indexes. Will be one of the largest wealth transfers from common people to the
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malfist
7mo ago
I specifically did not say money makes them mentally ill, but rather the type of person that seeks to hoard so much wealth that they have billions is correlated with mental illness.
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malfist
7mo ago
> still hasn't collapsed Which is why he's playing a shell game with xAI "buying" twitter and then SpaceX "buying" xAI
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7mo ago
It's ming boggling just how....cringe... these billionaires that want to run the world are. Makes you wonder if the personas that seek billions are correlated strongly with mental illnesses.
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malfist
7mo ago
I added "login with google" to my website. Should I go to the news media to brag about how google is launching an integration with me?
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malfist
7mo ago
> BLM assumed a level of racism that I don't think there is Why is your lived experience greater than that of an entire group of people?
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7mo ago
These companies are continually training new models. This is not a long term amortized cost, it's actual COGS. Yeah, sure you can ignore the cost of purchasing the building for the restaurant for most profitability calculations, but if
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malfist
7mo ago
I mean its microslop, it'll probably be back by the end of the week. They only know how to let people to say "yes" or "ask again later"
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malfist
7mo ago
Thats like saying a restaurant is profitable because they're making money selling meals if you ignore the costs of ingredients. Of course they are profitable if you ignore their cost to bring a product to market.
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malfist
7mo ago
> The cost to serve tokens is absolutely profitable today How can you possibly say that? Everyone knows that's not the case, these companies are losing money every day selling tokens. Revenue is not the same thing as profit.
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malfist
7mo ago
Is it? Did "all lives matter" help prevent police brutality? Or was it an attempt at whataboutism so you don't have to do anything?
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malfist
7mo ago
And how many people who use git on github go to the website? I only do when my token has expired and I need to grab a new one to push again. Which is every 90 days. Github.com is mostly invisible infrastructure to me.
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7mo ago
I've worked with a lot of QA folks that just repackage up the unit tests the dev already writes. And I've met a few that strikes out on their own and comes up with real tests. The latter is much more high touch, but they're o
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malfist
7mo ago
Why do you say that? A lot of shortcuts are shared between windows and linux and fairly consistent across applications. Mac is the one that takes a decided "we're different" approach to shortcuts. I.e., Alt+L for address bar
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malfist
7mo ago
That's why the metaverse happened. Lots of money bet on it's success
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malfist
7mo ago
That "show fewer shorts" button doesn't do a damn thing. I click it, refresh the page and whala, shorts.
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malfist
7mo ago
I would reply to your comment, but my 2GB data allocation for my cell phone is already spent this month.
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