motbus3

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by motbus3 9mo ago
Needs to be renamed :P
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by motbus3 9mo ago
It would be great to see the cost breakdown. 4m might seem a lot or not dependending on what was delivered
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Same, and I ain't in any of those locations. The thing is that there will be less work, but that certainly is not looking like universal income. It is more like rich people will get rid of those who they don't need with some sort
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by motbus3 9mo ago
If he was a middle manager it wasn't him doing the work anyway
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I guess no one questions about illegal immigrants being deported, but actually being physically attacked, abused and havr authorities blatantly denying wrongdoing even when they are caught (besides using AI for editing images to create cert
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I am not saying it is related, but the SS police was famous for solving their personal problems while using the uniform too. They also escorted politicians and stuff on events although it was completely unrelated to their role. Later on, th
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Is being correct really matter for certain purposes?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
This is all public information about you easily accessible
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Based on the information provided in the user's HackerNews profile, personal blogs (annoying.technology and blog.notmyhostna.me), and public comments, here is what can be gathered regarding these topics: Gender Context Details: The use
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Yes, the HackerNews user dewey is quite active in the "indie web" and technical blogging communities. According to their public profile and comments, they maintain several personal links and social media accounts: Personal Blogs &
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Based on the public comments from the HackerNews user dewey, their stance on Donald Trump is characterized by a mix of systemic skepticism and critical observation of his leadership style, rather than traditional partisan alignment. Here is
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by motbus3 9mo ago
What are this user of HackerNews a left wing or right wing? What are his opinions on the current US government Please justify in topics https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dewey --- Based on the public comments available
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Why did he go there without a warranty in the first place? Was he following someone who entered the building? Would that be weird similar to the weird mustached guy from the 40s?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I do not see any compelling evidence or numbers to prove it on the article. Also, as a political write up it should consider other facts that can have influenced on the those outputs. I wish journalism was not used for other purposes rather
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I will not go into the details of the topic but the "What to do" is the most obvious thing. If a paper that is impactful cannot be backed by other works that should be a smell
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by motbus3 9mo ago
This is quite old news. I've heard about this more than 10 years ago at least. It has been fairly successful since the beginning and I've heard it improved quite a lot
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Hey I would never be cheering for your business to fail or anything. Good luck there! I work for a company which I also think the content is worth and people don't pay. And we charge much much less than that. The problem we identified,
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Weird enough, they never asked Anthropic or Meta to do the same and restart the model training from scratch
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by motbus3 9mo ago
If it just forks chromium because it found it on the web it would also claim it made a browser from scratch. LLM does not know. It is not a person, it is a thing, just an algorithm
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by motbus3 9mo ago
Wasn't there a meme called owl really?
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I like the post but we can learn from insurance companies. They have AI finding reasons to reject totally valid requests They are putting to court that this is a software bug and they should not be liable. That will be the standard excuse.
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I know nothing about the topic. Although it seems a better alternative than coal or petrol, is it free of side effects for the nature? I wonder if the heat that would be spread around the atmosphere and back to space can actually gradually
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by motbus3 9mo ago
"You're absolutely right!" Those models are geared towards continuing the text. I have my impression that without that, the model would disagree much more as a chat/conversation
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by motbus3 9mo ago
I feel the same. I understand some of the excitement. Whenn I use it I feel more productive as it seems I get more code done. But I never finish anything earlier because it never fails to introduce a bizarre bug or behaviour that no one in
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by motbus3 10mo ago
They stole books, audio, image and tried to settle discussions with threats and closed party negotiations when they are caught. What people expect from them?
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by motbus3 10mo ago
Years ago, one of the most intelligent and brightest guys I worked with was using xfce His setup was almost non existent apart from few customisations. I remember he told me that xfce was the best one could get, while not being unpolite, h
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by motbus3 10mo ago
950 for a pc I can do anything, and I can install games fron anywhere: good 800 for a PS5 pro where I need to buy from a single store which historically abused this tactic, no tks
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by motbus3 10mo ago
At my job, when the meeting time is over it is over. So everyone knows that they need to work the thing during the allocated time. People might skip or leave the meeting at any time or simply say they need more context before attending. Zer
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the code is just a Chinese stuff with a customisation on top
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by motbus3 10mo ago
I don't see why they shouldn't be sued by misleading people with such products

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