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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> But what happens with generations that will grow up with AI readily available? There is a good chance that there will be a generational skill atrophy in the future Spot on. Look at the stark difference in basic tech troubleshooting abi
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Very well said. And in relation to your [2] I remember that happening before the boom of "AI" - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/microsoft-shuts-down-ai-chatbot...
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Maybe this is an overly cynical response but the answer is simply that they cannot (at least not immediately). They have not invested enough into engineering talent with this specific goal in mind.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> and when he learned it was false he kept it up anyway. That fact alone loses him this case. Re-uploading a video you yourself had edited/removed makes it all but impossible to claim you didn't know.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Another tip that works especially well on Shopify sites is to add the item to your cart and then abandon the page. You'll usually get an email or text (depending on your Shopify settings) for some discount code to entice you to finish
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> “Our current administration” idk wtf you even mean This is a very common colloquial phrase assuming you are from the US - it refers to the President and their administration. Can you answer the question now?
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> are in desperate need of people who mind their own business, keep their heads down, and contribute humbly to the common good. What do you even mean by this? Unless I'm misunderstanding, your comment sounds like you are advocating
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
What more could a Russian agent do to advance Putin's agenda that Trump and his admin aren't already doing? DeNiro says it about as succinctly as possible in Casino - https://youtu.be/-Dujc4xJ9gs?si=2cYzK8FSygQgunN
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Oh you've devolved to name calling now? Speaks volumes about the merit of any argument you may offer. Who's Robin? Like Batman? > and the Columbian Journalism Review Okay, surely you agree with them about the danger of Trump t
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Bingo! And the sadder part is this isn't even anything new, but it's all come to a head now. “There is a cult of ignorance in the United States, and there has always been. The strain of anti-intellectualism has been a constant thr
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
I literally went through this exact situation a couple months ago with a similar Bosch. I refused to get the new models that require the app to do simple things like half load or delay cycle that are physical buttons on my old one. I will a
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
A long time ago I remember taking tests in school that was explicitly about trying to determine how you best learned - audio/visual/hands-on etc So you're definitely correct - everyone learns best a different way.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> You people are the enemy of intelligence. Says the 16 minute old account spewing racist garbage in other comments. Funny how it's always the most obvious ones.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> I don't really see the benefits of this acquisition for Google At the very least it's a giant book of sales leads.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Ah, I was wondering if anyone else noticed the Louqe case in the background. Legendary sffpc case, and I agree the custom keyboard matches very nicely.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
I said in another comment but I suspect the column names themselves are incriminating (basically saying this person doesn't get a ticket because they are in a special club, that's probably not technically legal)
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Considering how much they fought to not release the schema, there's probably a column named "exempt_from_penalty" or something equally obvious.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
For that argument I believe the question becomes "is the output of a model considered a derivative work of the training data?" https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ14.pdf
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
I agree completely, social media is essentially a dopamine addiction. Steve Jobs had an apt quote regarding what you said "our brains are primed on some level to buy into this stuff." > When you’re young, you look at television
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> she's not an expert on mental health. She might be right, she might be wrong, but she isn't a source of truth. It's FB but for the purpose of studying effects of social media on mental health it should suffice: https:&#
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
FB Marketplace is definitely the best way to buy and sell anything locally. Of course you will have to filter through the usual flakers and what not but that was always the case since craigslist days. But for actual social media? Burn it al
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
> the brain is not organized by some plan that existed before construction, and is not comprised of intelligible dedicated circuit that we can observe postmortem with perfect information. Well said. You've reminded me of a beautiful
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
There are dozens of us, dozens! - Sent from my iPhone 13 Mini
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
"Conspiracy to commit wire fraud" according to the FBI's indictment. pdf here - https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/north-carolina-musician...
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
As soon as you listed the full set of prizes I was really hoping to see that gallon jug haha. Nice job!
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Wow this is really cool! Such a simple idea but very well executed and definitely hits the nostalgia factor too. As others have mentioned, I do miss the "stress-free-ness" of not having to pick a specific content to watch and how
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
It's a literal race to see who is the fastest - that includes reaction time would it not?
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
If you haven't read it, Stories of Your Life and Others by Chiang is incredible.
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by noboostforyou 2y ago
Anecdotal only but I've had to buy very obscure Samsung replacement parts twice in recent years and definitely noticed how expensive it was. One was a proprietary cable for a tv and another was a specific-length ignition wire for a sto

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