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mkii
3y ago
Not arguing against your point, but there's an active element in America media that's very anti-Chinese. When's the last time you saw a story that was cool or innocent related to China in HN (because MSM's totally out of
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It's kind of the same to me. There's videos on YouTube of Japanese tourist or exchange students in America, gawking and having fun over the most mundane American things.
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3y ago
In a nation of embarrassed millionaires, I'm not surprised.
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3y ago
Is it truly mysterious though? I find it interesting whenever HN has a strong fascination with all things related to "Japanese-ness". For example, there have been links to wikipedia pages of some Japanese term, and it will make fr
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3y ago
I didn't say it did?
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Is it fine though? For people to use machines that are known to put others in danger? I'm referring to "FSD" doing absolutely bullshit things like not detecting objects in the way.
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3y ago
Ah yes, Tesla. The brand where new owners have to consult third-party compiled QA checklists because of how poor their own controls are
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3y ago
No, but they do have some collabs together
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3y ago
30 years ago. I wonder what will happen in the next 30.
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People are worried over AGI, but I claim it's already here depending on which human population you compare against.
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3y ago
Anyone else notice how Google Maps has indexed everyone's covid cottage industry LLC registration? It's like I can't view any neighborhood around me now without people's random consultancy, auto repair hobby, travel agen
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3y ago
Finally a titanium stan thread! Due to skin allergies/sensitivities, the only material I can wear for watches seems to be titanium. Luckily the market for them are mostly all stylish and functional. And they're so light! It's
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3y ago
Yep, I have a couple titanium watches too. I find that the scratches picked up every here and there adds to the "character" of the piece. Like it's living life with me.
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3y ago
You can have unsafe AI without AGI.
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3y ago
> It's true that this doesn't really pattern-match with the founding story of huge successful companies like Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, or Google. You forgot about Apple.
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3y ago
April Fools? If you run a monotonic stack and summation kinda algorithm on 11/21 you'd get 4/1 :-)
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3y ago
Preposterous!
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3y ago
Yet the article url's slug uses the adjective, but it's grammatically correct! "2023-11-phosphorous-outskirts-milky.html" And still yet, the article's diagram's caption does not use the correct word!! "Cur
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3y ago
And legal fees?
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3y ago
We still don't know what specific act the board in its initial statement refers to had triggered this, and to add fat to this theory, the interim CEO basically mentions that he had doubts but was convinced after learning what this trig
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> This whole turn of events might turn out to be a net win for Microsoft. Given that the OpenAI board has to act via mandate from its non-profit charter, what's the likelihood that this was Microsoft's plan in the first place?
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3y ago
I can see minor errors, and better opportunities for formatting/presentation. But "horrors"? A bit strong to call it that imo.
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> What the previous gent said was he wanted property prices artificially lowered. They never said that. > I'm simply saying those who were stuck buying at inflated prices might be opposed to that. No, you were calling someone &qu
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> Living in Utah which tends to be a very anti-business-mandate place I'm sure that's a major factor and not the fact that Utah has 1/10th of the population of California.
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Ah but that assumes legislators and politicians want to solve the housing problem.
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3y ago
The link to your Github project in the article leads to somewhere else
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3y ago
Hypothetically, if you assume somebody else will go through all that, wouldn't it be easier to acquire market data and follow unusual trades?
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3y ago
Ah, is it possible to tone down the self-promotion? I've been seeing your comments for ollama on many LLM-related posts here. > Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time,
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3y ago
This is seriously cool
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The real liability is sharing publicly that you did this. But hey, people have done far worse for attention and fake internet points, right?
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