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4y ago
How would that solve drug violence? US Army vs cartels?
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Well, the system could be entirely individualized. Not like an ad blocker where you download a list of neer-do-well urls curated by unknown people.
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For balance, also someone who tried to do something similar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pippa_Bacca
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4y ago
Doesn't need to be parole. It could be home confinement under the CARES act. Michael Conahan from kids for cash was sentenced to 17.5 years and only served 10 before being allowed to go to home confinement - I'm sure Elizabeth ca
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4y ago
Prison for 11 years, realistically prison for 5 years and then a supervised release. It's not the end of the world. And she will still be able to see her kids by doing this.
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Does she even have any considerable assets? Fleeing the country and living like a queen in Bahrain is totally different from fleeing the country and needing to work for a living still.
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I agree - that's why my advice isn't to merely spend more time studying who you're sending resumes to - instead, ask friends and friends of friends for recommendations to get your foot in the door. I worked at a company that
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150 resumes sounds like you're just shotgunning them out there willy nilly. Maybe take a more nuanced approach and work your network a little bit. Your network could even just be people you've worked with in the past who respect y
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There is no such place as Byron, Texas.
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Eric Schmidt famously got a lot of flack at Google because he insisted on sticking with his blackberry
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This is pretty much a European thing, thinking if Americans do it and you don't, the rest of the world doesn't either. I'm 100% positive, through first hand experience, that both Indian and Chinese society put a heavy emphasi
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Sounds similar to me,and I don't see anyone saying this yet, so I'll throw in my experience: I believe I was sleeping too much . I was generally in bed for 9 hrs and got 8 hrs and felt that way, but after my kids were born and I
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What's the point? What one person needs at one point in their life is very unlikely to be what another person needs - it might appear banal or unintelligible to another.
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Fine then, forming a union for apple employees would be no harder than it was before.
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And the fact is Japanese people have no problem understanding what people are really saying. Things can be bluntly stated in Japanese even if their direct transliteration isn't blunt in English.
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4y ago
But anyone can still unionize at any time, so it isn't much lost.
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4y ago
A lot of people use their free time to have religious experiences.
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4y ago
Why does it cost money to get your fence painted then?
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It's no great tragedy to be hosed on the price of something that no one has any need to purchase. Would it be better if the price was $30, they sold out their inventory immediately, and then the models were available from scalpers on a
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Kids in cars die all the time. Do you have any reference for the mortality rate per mile, or some other measure, between cars and bikes? It's also worth noting that people may design their lives around the fact that they can bike their
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You could probably just link that to an amazon search result for "commercial TVs", which generally lack smart features and are mostly only designed for HDMI in
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4y ago
Have you asked every Uyghur under surveillance about that? Are LeCun and Ng's works even being used for deep learning surveillance?
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The only good way to do this is wait until GPTx, where x=8 or 9 or whatever, where it can provide an argument so convincing for pausing AI research that every relevant party will abide by it willingly.
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Assuming you believe in an immortal soul, what else would you call someone who is trying to get you to save your immortal soul?
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That's not why they banned it though. If chatGPT was offered as a downloadable model which any user could run on their own machine with no internet access, there would be no basis for the ban.
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If you're going to show a map of area used by X, then choose an equal area projection!
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Approximately 40 cents USD for 15 minutes from cursory research.
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Why does dang do what he does? He's so close to ycombinator, inside of it in fact, but I assume he isn't getting mega rich like everyone else associated with the outfit. Am I wrong?
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Part of the issue might be how the murders are distributed. Some cities with high murder rates have a very small segment of the population killing each other (eg drug dealers/gang members), whereas normal people go on mostly untouched
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I never said I was making an argument. And asserting "Not an argument" is not an argument.
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