nutjob2

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541.
by nutjob2 1y ago
It's a self governing entity, why are you blaming Denmark?
542.
by nutjob2 1y ago
They should have called it the maxi, for 'maximum smallness'.
543.
by nutjob2 1y ago
It's a bad idea to give in to the incompetence or malice of manufacturers, and let them win. And it is very much that. I just discovered Nova and installed it on my new Lenovo tablet, where they have a setting for changing the launcher
544.
by nutjob2 1y ago
It's the original meme stock.
545.
by nutjob2 1y ago
That hardly settles the fair use question. There are other cases that will address that question and will be appealed to higher courts where it will be settled, unless overridden by legislation.
546.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Flying A321LR's are actually a pretty popular option already. Now Airbus is releasing the XLR variant which opens up even more routes. The feasibility is not in question, each variant has a well defined range for a given payload.
547.
by nutjob2 1y ago
They're not qualified pilots so carrying anything would be breaking the rules.
548.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Because they're flying over water. When an engine fails you have a lot fewer choices as to landing compared to flying over the US.
549.
by nutjob2 1y ago
How do you think that an LLM could come by that information? Do you think that LLM vendors are logging performance and feeding that back into the model or some other mechanism?
550.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Does anyone working in an individual capacity actually end up paying for Gemini (Flash or Pro)? Or does Google boil you like a frog and you end up subscribing?
551.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Or we'll realize that human intelligence and machine intelligence is apple and oranges.
552.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Or you could understand the tool you are using and be skeptical of any of its output. So many people just want to believe, instead of the reality of LLMs being quite unreliable. Personally it's usually fairly obvious to me when LLMs ar
553.
by nutjob2 1y ago
There's no concrete evidence AGI is possible mostly because it has no concrete definition. It's mostly hand waving, hype and credulity, and unproven claims of scalability right now. You can't move the goal posts because they
554.
by nutjob2 1y ago
> I now believe very strongly that you should virtually never have a boolean as an argument to a function. There are exceptions, but not many. Really? That sounds unjustified outside of some specific context. As a general rule I just can
555.
by nutjob2 1y ago
There is a need for good and easy NLP "structured" interfaces to traditional structured data software. This is a gaping hole in the tech right now. Most other NLP tasks can be handled by ML approaches but this one is a poor fit fo
556.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Bravo. I can see now that I was correct in every respect.
557.
by nutjob2 1y ago
FULL can also lose data if you lose power or crash before the fsync. This is just a simple trade of losing slightly more data (possibly) in return for better performance. Fsync is relatively expensive. Recovery price is not going to differ
558.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Everything can be a scam, the solution isn't make everything painful for honest people, or cancel entire classes of actions due to scammers. Again, I ask if somehow SMS is inherently worse for phone calls for scams.
559.
by nutjob2 1y ago
But starting with the minorities?
560.
by nutjob2 1y ago
So does every source of energy. No one claims they're a panacea. They obviously do reduce use of fossil fuels overall though, and are cheaper. Did renewable energy hurt you as a child or something?
561.
by nutjob2 1y ago
It's funny, because people don't level the same accusations against white people, or can't, by definition. Any use of 'DEI hire' is racist, because it assumes incompetence by default for one group but not for anothe
562.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Are phone calls less scammy?
563.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Even in this case, I'd rather get a text message. A mere call doesn't provide any context and is not informative. Maybe your loved one showed up in their ER or maybe it's a billing issue. The text message should explain the n
564.
by nutjob2 1y ago
> In practice of course, my phone is 100% permanently in "do not disturb" mode and does not ring at all unless I've added you to my contact list. I go even further, unless there is a good reason for someone to have the abi
565.
by nutjob2 1y ago
That's not right. It's: a hospital an hour a horse It all comes down to how the word is pronounced but it's not consistent. 'H' can sound like it's missing on not. Same with other leading consonants that need a
566.
by nutjob2 1y ago
Isn't the best action against cheaters not banning but degrading accuracy? Then they are left blaming their cheats for not working. Making it inconsistent would make it highly effective and hard to detect.
567.
by nutjob2 1y ago
I agree and do that but a lot of the time its not possible to recreate the stated fare at airline websites or the fares are aggregator only fares.
568.
by nutjob2 1y ago
If someone else is paying it's very likely they have restrictions on business class seats on long haul, given the typical large fare difference.
569.
by nutjob2 1y ago
It's a level 2 system, it can't be operated unattended. Your friends are risking thier lives as several people (now dead) have found out.
570.
by nutjob2 1y ago
The better programmer you are, the better the software you're going to get using LLMs. But the worst programmers are leaning on LLMs the most. The paradox is that the better LLMs get, the more serious the bugs will be because the softw

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