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by msm_ 4y ago
> Also jobs often/usually fire people with 0 day notice and no severance. This is only true in the US.
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by msm_ 4y ago
And conversely: For online payments, credit card payments are my least preferred method. But I still use them quite often, because everyone accepts them.
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by msm_ 4y ago
The first version won't work on my linux distribution (nixos). The second one also won't work, but I know how to make it work (C++ and Python without any additional abstraction layers are easy).
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by msm_ 4y ago
You can replace "LLM" with "electron" and your post will be equally true, yet here we are.
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by msm_ 4y ago
> "Legally there is no penalty for being against the war or against the government" > "there was someone who got a fine for holding a poster with asterisks only" > "Holding Ukranian flag obviously will get
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by msm_ 4y ago
It will most likely not happen? It's absolutely possible to write a program that forks and both forks overwrite 99% of shared memory pages. It almost never happens, which is GP's point, but it's possible and the reason it&#
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by msm_ 4y ago
This is not how it works in most of the world. Usually you don't have to go through security when you transit, only when you arrive at the airport. The only time when I had a second security screening during transit was in the US.
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by msm_ 4y ago
I think the GP was interested in technical details. Specifically, do you first scrape the pdf (using another tool presumably), or do you have gpt4 multimodal access?
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by msm_ 4y ago
> Applying something like ChatGPT (...) seems like a no-brainer Why? It's famously bad at math after all. It can spit out quarterly reports and industry research back (so if analyst says "buy", ChagGPT will parrot that), b
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by msm_ 4y ago
I'm a citizen of a small European country. I use quite a few American services. Does this mean they are subject to my country's law? Binance used IP-based locking mechanism (easy to avoid with a VPN). Similarly, I saw US-based web
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by msm_ 4y ago
Optimistic explanation: businesses that handle millions of dollars probably have way more transactions than regular people, and thus have a higher chance of triggering a false-positive on some random blacklist.
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by msm_ 4y ago
Do you recommend any "Ethereum L2"s? I'm only vaguely familiar with the concept, and didn't hear about a single Ethereum L2 in the wild. Quick google led me to Arbitrum, Optimism, and Boba. Do you honestly think they may
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by msm_ 4y ago
Not really responding to your question, but one of my friend jokingly returned money to another friend with a bank transfer titled "for jihad". Needless to say, both banks were not amused. They both were "verified" on th
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by msm_ 4y ago
But you created a throwaway account specifically to reply in this thread? Unless your company really has nothing to hide, it's easy to accidentally dump a company secret or an API key in a chat session. Of course if everyone is aware o
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by msm_ 4y ago
And this is completely ignoring the fact, that the real hard problem is the design. Spitting boilerplate code is not. How pandas could be designed perfectly in one afternoon (and generated with GPT) is beyond my comprehension.
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by msm_ 4y ago
I think NordStream is a great example. It was a big deal. I'm actually surprised that you're the only one that mentioned it. Everyone (I know and discussed with) agrees that Ukrainians obviously didn't bomb their cities, but
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by msm_ 4y ago
> Sadly I stopped paying attention to that conflict when I learned there is an elephant in the room that no one seems to notice Are you American by any chance? Believe me, this elephant is noticed, was talked about daily by every Europea
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by msm_ 4y ago
That's just politics and an open secret anyway. Ukraine doesn't want to officially say "Yes, our anti-air rocket missed and accidentaly landed in Poland", and Polish politicians (and people) are happy to officially prete
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by msm_ 4y ago
I prefer American profits to Russian rockets. Are you seriously trying to equate the two? Not to mention that the markets are not a zero sum game (unlike war). Both sides can get richer in the process.
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by msm_ 4y ago
> All these countries applied to NATO, but it was NATO that accepted their application. As an eastern european, I hate this rhetoric. Some country feels threatened by Russia, joins NATO, and this is presented as NATO bullying Russia. T
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by msm_ 4y ago
> but feeding the meatgrinder until the world runs out of Ukranians just to send a message about aggression Or Russians.
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by msm_ 4y ago
> Look at the reddit UI, do you really think that it’s better than something GPT could toss out in 10 minutes? Is this some kind of a joke? I'm pretty sure whole Reddit's UI team can't be replaced by GPT.
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by msm_ 4y ago
I wonder if there's another way. I personally would love to hand the power to informed people. To be clear: I don't consider myself informed. I mean economists deciding about the economy, farmers deciding about the agritulture, pr
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by msm_ 4y ago
I agree with you in principle, but it's probably easier to enforce speed limits than sound and emissions (because both are hard to measure while in air, in contrast to speed).
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by msm_ 4y ago
> If you are a software engineer, this will output your productivity ten fold on the upcoming years. Is this really true? I may be missing something (I probably am), but I didn't find much use for AI tools in my itsec/programmi
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That heuristics also rules out every animal that doesn't pass the mirror test, and I'm pretty sure rats and dogs are thinking and intelligent.
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by msm_ 4y ago
> Because there are no good cops? Do people honestly believe this? Maybe in your country police force is completely broken, but it's still statistical impossibility. In my country, I believe, police is generally good and does their
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by msm_ 4y ago
> The acceptable number of bad apples is zero. This is obviously idealistic and impossible in the real world (given the size of a police force). What is needed is a system that gets rid of bad apples with time, instead of letting them th
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by msm_ 4y ago
If you're logged in and have a SSH key added to your account, I believe Github UI will show you SSH clone command by default. Therefore I always clone with SSH, even public repos.
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by msm_ 4y ago
Are you arguing for the sake of arguing and technical correctness or do you actually believe Github shouldn't rotate their key in this situation?

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