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Yann LeCun's [0] comment on the post: Welcome to the club, John. A word of warning though: There is no such thing as AGI. Reaching human-level AI is a good goal. But human intelligence is very, very specialized. [0] https://
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What a joke. Carmack is going to sit at home and solve what teams of scientists can't do in decades. I'm complaining less about Carmack wanting to spend his time doing this and more about the comments here acting like he is some 1
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7y ago
Images of us can be sourced from any number of places: social media, government surveillance, private surveillance. Video less so but from the same sources. Audio from phone companies, VoIP services, surveillance, etc. Health data easily f
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Read the whole article. >And however tough things get for the Octoparts, I predict they'll succeed. They may have to morph themselves into something totally different, but they won't just crawl off and die. They're smart;
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Another comment claimed that Netlify rents servers from other providers, so this could be the case. FWIW Youtube is fine for me right now.
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They are tweeting about it, and I'd expect a post mortem as they have been transparent in the past.
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My site is back up. (1:13 EST) EDIT: intermittent issues now. Sometimes nothing loads, sometimes everything, sometimes SSL issue, sometimes HTML but no CSS or JS load. (1:22 EST)
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7y ago
The point is to encourage people to not have slow ad overhead on their sites
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Robotic Process Automation (RPA). Examples are UI Path and Blue Prism. It's finicky technology that is hard to make sustainable, but a lot of companies are really interested in it because of the amount of work that could be cut out l
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I haven't used Nuxt but I just recently read some complaints about it basically eating errors and making debugging a nightmare.
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Context?
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7y ago
Riot Games is a subsidiary of Tencent
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7y ago
Lots of (most?) companies will eat some cost to simplify their company/organization.
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Generally yes, but they can wait for Elasticsearch to implement them and port them over with less time/money spent. I don't think they have a ton of incentive to surpass Elasticsearch, but just to lag behind at some reasonable rat
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7y ago
That's a weird assumption to make. AWS Elasticsearch is focused on providing minimum necessary functionality to sell instances. Opensource Elasticsearch is focused on improving Elasticsearch.
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Basically it's a meme that any news can be spun to be good for bitcoin. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/this-is-good-for-bitcoin
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10.03.2019 07:00 AM near the title
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7y ago
Yes, Vue.js 3 will fully support all 2 syntax.
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It's not about setting an example. Companies optimize for profit and shareholder return. We aren't just waiting for one visionary company to show all the others that it's possible to keep the same number of, pay them the same
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I have not worked at a startup but I love the juxtaposition so many seem to have of very developed culture practices (council) and otherwise very undeveloped HR/facilities practices.
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"out of fear of reprisal" You say this like the reprisal is unfair immediately after admitting you would do the same.
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7y ago
Really interesting. Do you know who the biggest insurers are?
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7y ago
Basically if you "tip" a driver through DoorDash, the tip doesn't really end up going to them. https://qz.com/1659475/the-merits-of-tipping-your-doordash-d...
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She didn't.
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But we generate new data that's worth stealing every day
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My company was at a WeWork for 6 months or so, and now our new self-owned office is staffed by WeWork employees. They man the front desk, keep fridges and coffee stocked, put on monthly events, etc. No complaints as a customer.
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> lambda is less work than running django in uwsgi behind self-managed nginx If you discount building an AWS-specific deployment process that includes "pip install" from an AWS linux machine image, zipping the project, and putt
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My fortune 100 company has the following internal account password rules: -Must be 8 characters -Must be all lowercase -Must contain $ or ! -Must contain letters and numbers I'm not joking.
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This has to be the most outrageously transparent and simple $6M scam to ever work
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* If it's within your SLA
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