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meghan_rain
3y ago
aka bookmarks
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tldr?
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_must_ tbqh lmao
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ESL but the sentiment is right
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Sorry, I don't understand what happened?
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> Thankfully, Android now has “bedtime mode” feature, which allows me to make it so that phone calls won’t cause my phone to ring between 10AM and 8:30AM. If my mom happens to die in a hospital in the middle of the night, I’ll just have
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This entire thread is peak HN lmao
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> It’s all very clever, yes, but at bottom it’s just a brute force approach. which, as history shows, is the only ML approach that actually works, and therefore it's scary
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Regulatory capture
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sure, haha, i'm sorry for the troubles.
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thanks
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Why the ceremony around signing with on-screen mouse movements, if the resulting digital signature could be copy-pasted into any other draft?
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3y ago
did you notice any advantages of the kids that had delayed exposure to social media? ie smarter, better focus, better motivation, better emotional iq? it would be HUGE news if this were the case, very curious about your reply
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> using GPT4 stopped reading there, not gonna send my intimate stuff to a US megacorp (Microsoft)
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Underrated comment
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> Self-reflection and even self-critique are important. Agreed 100%
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Whats the point of posting an article whatabouting a flawed, but successful liberal democracy (us) with a cleprocratic shithole? Also, why do so many bloggers have the need to be "contrarian" to common sense? for clicks? Imagine a
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These numbers should be written as "hours of revenue". Then people would notice how laughably small those fines are. > Meta was fined 12 hours of revenue for violating your fundamental human rights for years of profit.
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Around 159 GB, it's surprisingly small.
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No as journos are all talk and no do (else they wouldnt be journos)
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Denying reality even after being proven wrong
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> the EU has a committee to approve camera software changes shudder
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Would sythetically generating millions of calculation examples and adding that to the training data help?
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> Net revenue was $29B. Opex was $9.3B. Net income was $16B. This, people, is what a duopoly looks like.
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> protection is trivial How?
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Warning: Yet another vectorize-and-prompt-as-a-service website that simply forwards the entirety of your data to OpenAI.
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then i take it all back, thanks for your work, the outcome looks very useful, looking forward to using it :)
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> Democratizing machine learning for everyone: Anyone with an internet connection can access Colab, and use it free of charge. Millions of students use Colab every month to learn Python programming and machine learning. Under-resourced g
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> sqlite cloud lmao
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What was the title originally?
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