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by mola 4y ago
European countries did much better than china regarding covid. US did protlly because of many internal issues which seem to be unadressable. Oh, and Nord stream 2 was not the US. At least there's no credible proof or semblance of one.
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by mola 4y ago
Well I know of other employers that do take in to account the impact on the life of they're workers and families, and will hire very conservatively, and would resort to firing only if very extreme circumstances. It's because they
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by mola 4y ago
Don't you think that the ppl deciding to hire like crazies just to fire a year later should be accountable for that? They're clearly making bad decisions. It's just that someone else is expected to pay for them.
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by mola 4y ago
So what? Can a company not take responsibility for the lives of thousands of employees? Either don't be a headcount glut, or take responsibility for the damage you'll inflict on these real life people and their families. Why is th
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by mola 4y ago
Using the term microservices here is confusing. The main point of microservices as an architectural pattern is decoupling release cadence between teams in very large organizations. The scaling/redundancy part is not unique to microserv
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by mola 4y ago
This comment is very important. I wouldn't trust social media reports as a source for understanding prevalence of conditions. The mimetic dynamics can cause severe exaggeratiobs and over representation. Even the thread here can make a
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by mola 4y ago
Isn't pydantic only for runtime validation?
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by mola 4y ago
Capitalism is where the capital hold the power. And not surprising power likes to accumulate and be sustained by every mean possible
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by mola 4y ago
That's rather nuts. That your employer can forbid you from saying you work there.
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by mola 4y ago
I wonder how this chat gpt killing google narrative was manufactured. It makes no sense. First, google has this technology ready just not used directly by customers. Second, the search interface is not what ppl are complaining about when th
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by mola 4y ago
Meh, show me that bing is consistently gaining ground over google and It'll be interesting. Now these are just pipe dreams. I don't think this chat interface for search is actually any better than what we have today. Apart from th
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by mola 4y ago
He forgets about violence and control.
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by mola 4y ago
Regular people yes,but anything other than a harsh response to these firms means that we can't have representative who are "regular".this is how democracy dies.
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by mola 4y ago
No, this is bad people helping bad people. You are just being apologetic to terrible behavior. Thus enabling terrible behavior. Especially since it's the same people that usually are behind "taking down" individuals with fal
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by mola 4y ago
I'm talking about the understanding part. I would not use it to generate responses but to parse natural language to a structure you can use progrematically. From my experience it doesn't make things up for this sort of tasks
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by mola 4y ago
Gpt3 fined tune to follow instructions.
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by mola 4y ago
Instruct gpt is pretty good at transforming messy input data to structured one. Try it out. One of the BDRs at my company had a boring task of transforming paragraphs that describe individuals role company location etc from natural language
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by mola 4y ago
A lot of time writing is a personal endeavor. A way to communicate with yourself rather than others. It allows you to lay out your chaotic thoughts in a clear way. It's the foundation for critical thinking. It'll be a very sad wor
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by mola 4y ago
That's funny. So being intelligent is executing algorithms deterministically and being a machine is making mistakes and being non deterministic? How the tables have turned
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by mola 4y ago
This thing is (atleast) an extremely good general natural language understanding engine. It's very useful for parsing natural language. It can replace a ton of specially made parses and NERs etc with zero extra training. This is a very
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by mola 4y ago
Written in fortune.com where they sell their brand to anyone to publish their scam articles Gee, I wonder why ppl don't trust the news. I would say ppl don't trust anything anymore, because most businesses are about scamming and g
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by mola 4y ago
Ok, so don't do analytics.
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by mola 4y ago
I can see tremendous utility in chat gpt for end to end NLu tasks. Even for end to end artificial agents. But for end to end search? Not much better than what we have today, and worse in some ways.
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by mola 4y ago
It's good, but most of the wealth of this labor will not go to Kenya, and it'll be huge. So in that perspective not so great.
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by mola 4y ago
You assume the majority doesn't support violence as a response for depiction of Mohammed. The reality might surprise you.
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by mola 4y ago
So regressing to a fully oral culture... Odd times
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by mola 4y ago
You can always just keep information about ppl that don't pay their loans, instead of keeping information about ppl who did nothing wrong. This system is hellish.
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by mola 4y ago
If it's a personal ai. But I wouldn't trust a centralized for profit "AI". Journalists atleast (had) ethics and norms that can make me somewhat trust them. A for profit AI filtering information for me? It's asking f
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by mola 4y ago
Oh come on, he went full on culture war bullshit to pander for some people with specific political orientation. He's not saying some well thought opinions about politics we might not agree with. He is spouting trollish and plain evil c
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by mola 4y ago
Becoming poor and powerless I'd bet... Any of us plebs behaving so erratically and cruel wouldn't get support from the like of PG. But the rich sympathies with the rich. So for now Elon is eccentric and smart, not mad and dangerou

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