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by mejutoco 4y ago
Not saying it is not fascinating but, isn't this program something 50% in the style of Shakespeare and 50% in the style of David Bowie?
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by mejutoco 4y ago
They were having more and more competition, and they focused on licenses: star wars, harry potter, etc. Others can copy lego (with less quality) but the licensing deals protect them. Very wise.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
What is the input data of these kpis? If it is people entering data then excel or gsheets. If it is a database then a few sql queries and data studio or even a custom dashboard with plotly or so would work (if you have developers on the tea
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Sadly, in general people do not appreciate good writing. Translators, for instance, have little status, and do not get paid very well unless they deal with legal ol live interpreting. Can we name the translators of some books on our shelves
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I do not understand that logic. How does being mad about it imply posting on social media? If anything, it is easy to see an incentive not to post negative things online, as you can see on LinkedIn everyday.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I was referring to google‘s one ui but I agree with you. I am wondering if all the going back and forth by not finding what you are looking for increased the ad numbers (even if short term).
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by mejutoco 4y ago
tbh the journalists have been juicing this one highlighting the explosion.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
I think it is more a case of the advertisers, since there would be little opportunity to show ads. Receiving traffic to sites is nice, especially for already highly-ranked results, but these are not the people buying the ads.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
From the linked document. To me this is the same interpretation, but IANAL. Individuals who use AI technology in creating a work may claim copyright protection for their own contributions to that work. They must use the Standard Application
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Oh. In that case I must admit you know better what you intended to say :P
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by mejutoco 4y ago
The word consent can be used in many contexts, not only sexual. I see nothing odd about it. Consensus is a different meaning. Going by how odd "a consensus" sounds I would simply assume the writer mixed both or misremembered, and
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by mejutoco 4y ago
OP is probably confusing it with "Manufacturing consent", a book by Noam Chomsky. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
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by mejutoco 4y ago
For me: 2,4,6. You don't contribute anything or you contribute something wrong, other people might think the point stands.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Lisa from the Simpsons also starts at a bit more similar to Bart, and quickly does to be a library mouse. Only the saxophone is retained.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
For anyone wanted an intuitive understanding of Fourier transforms I recommend "Who Is Fourier?: A Mathematical Adventure". It seems a bit childish, but it actually explains everything perfectly. https://www.goodreads.c
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by mejutoco 4y ago
You could always retouch the images in photoshop. I believe that ruling was for fully generated AI, with no retouch afterwards.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> Frequently there is no conversation. Very true. How many times someone asks for recommendations and then does follows up with the recommendation. It is used, at least on twitter, as away to get engagement without any intention of conne
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by mejutoco 4y ago
In Spain the computer is el ordenador. Port and starboard are babor y estribor (similar to French). I think it is more about who introduced these words. Etymology is fascinating.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
But reselling is always allowed. I wonder where the legal line is between renting and selling back and forth.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
OP mentioned some of the jobs were full-time, and some contract. Assuming a few 3,6 months contract jobs (not uncommon) it is not necessarily a red flag. I mention this because I see many people reading contract jobs and evaluating it in ex
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> methods are exactly that as well, only that Exactly, except for implicit types and modifying state, indeed. Those are the reasons why I prefer the above.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
When possible, I prefer to do away with objects and have functions with types. X in, Y out.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
You could use those examples to finetune a model only for resume-data extraction.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Not judging you, but havent you heard of machu pichu. That is in Peru.
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by mejutoco 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed response. I will try my best to answer. > science itself never creates values I did not say I agree with Everything Nietzsche says. I disagree on that one. > The point was that we are already beyond any dreams
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by mejutoco 4y ago
It makes me feel good, indeed. I like to have an opinion on things. In this case "is ChatGPT creative?". > you're saying there's no way to decide if it's truly innovative (as innovation is applied creativity). I
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> A client of mine seemed quite insistent that ChatGPT was "creative" I was addressing this point of OP. I agree my POV is not novel, but I believe it is consistent (and simple). > Why not make ChatGPT you ghost writer? Why
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by mejutoco 4y ago
My personal take on this: only humans are creative. If a human is using ChatGPT as a tool then that is creativity. Same as using a sampler or DJing or saying a urinal is art (found objects). If the process does not involve a human, we simpl
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by mejutoco 4y ago
> But sure, cling to dusty metaphysics while sending messages at light speed. I do not understand what you mean by dusty metaphysics. I am guessing you mean religion? I can criticize science without endorsing religion. It is not either o
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by mejutoco 4y ago
As an experiment try putting all the code in a single file (I am not recommending this). It then becomes impossible to hide complexity without decreasing it, and you naturaly come up with all sorts of utility functions. The code becomes den

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