okdood64

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by okdood64 3y ago
Yea no, C-pop is not has good as K-pop. It’s a nonstarter.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Google Fi What Google Fi UI do you use on a regularly basis?
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by okdood64 3y ago
Serious question: What's the point of these testimonies? It just seems like a circus of the uninformed questioning the (biased yet) informed. And you never see anything come from it anyways.
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by okdood64 3y ago
If a professor fails you because they thought your final essay was written by an AI and it wasn't, do you have legal grounds to start a lawsuit against the school?
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by okdood64 3y ago
Counterpoint: Should purchasing metal be banned because it could be used to make an illegal weapon? It's about the ease of acquiring it.
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by okdood64 3y ago
I think they've been doing more than fine work recently. Look specifically at their VICE News page: https://www.youtube.com/@VICENews/videos
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by okdood64 3y ago
New to ML here, what’s the difference between parameters and context?
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by okdood64 3y ago
> Elon Musk directed his fans Where'd he do this? Have a link? Curious.
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by okdood64 3y ago
What's the most comparable alternative to use for self-hosted CI in 2023? Curious.
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by okdood64 3y ago
Huh? I have to do none of that nonsense. I just searched for "local bike shops" and "best crypto libraries for python" on mobile. The results are clear and apparent without scrolling needed.
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by okdood64 3y ago
> In 2021 dollars, the cost of a round trip air fare has basically halved since 1979. You could buy a business class ticket now for a comparable price to economy back then. Business class is generally much more than double economy class
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by okdood64 3y ago
People don't buy EVs in the US to be economical. That's not a thing yet. It's something for relatively rich people to do as a status symbol or for luxury, since most EVs are fairly luxurious.
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by okdood64 3y ago
If you spend hours, it's so worth it. Youtube is a whole different experience without the constant ads. Source: Been subscribed for years and I watch hours a day on _average_. In fact I might be addicted to YouTube, but that's a d
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by okdood64 3y ago
> I think tying "google" to a person's mental health crisis is clickbait It's total clickbait and highlights the shameful narrative on HN and Reddit about "Mmm, Google bad." A guy just died and people are tr
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by okdood64 3y ago
I wonder what Microsoft's level of involvement is in their infrastructure/reliability engineering; and whether that's made things better or worse.
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by okdood64 3y ago
I worked at a small unicorn (~150 engineers when I started, 400 when I left) several years ago; we ran our own Github Enterprise solely for this reason. It was a pain in the ass to set-up, but mostly hand-off to keep it running. I think we
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by okdood64 3y ago
Interesting. I tried Googling around but couldn't anything concrete that label this as fraud that would put you in legal trouble. Scenario: You buy a laptop from a local shop, after returning it in person, you say to the Owner: 'T
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by okdood64 3y ago
> It produced a transcript though. Which is something. You can get those directly in YouTube, so not really something. It's a shame; it said throttled on the first and second video I tried.
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by okdood64 4y ago
Let's say you sold some in-game asset/gold for $50,000, would the IRS want a cut?
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by okdood64 4y ago
What sort of "vetting" and acceptance testing does Ubuntu/RedHat do given their delayed cycle?
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by okdood64 4y ago
> return fraud Is it actually fraud if it's a 'no questions asked returns' policy, and does not specify anywhere you aren't allow to wear it for an extended period of time before returning?
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by okdood64 4y ago
> Years for Ubuntu/RedHat, six to twelve months for Fedora Is there some literature on why this is? I'm curious. Is Fedora more "experimental"?
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by okdood64 4y ago
What does "plurality" mean in this context?
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by okdood64 4y ago
Nope. Big company bad. <Insert snarky overeactionary comment based on armchair knowledge> Literally no concern here for anyone's safety or sanity in dealing with this.
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by okdood64 4y ago
> in which companies dont go about their business, aiming for sustainable growth and a healthy profit, but pivot to whatever unrelated technology (or, more often, bullshit fad) comes next, to prop their stock or to increase their valuati
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by okdood64 4y ago
Why should you? It's their platform. EDIT: Someone just posted snippet of their ToS, seems like it's not your data.
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by okdood64 4y ago
> relatively cheap
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by okdood64 4y ago
> someone else ate their lunch How? Is OpenAI expected to be more profitable in the search landscape in the next year?
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by okdood64 4y ago
It's not 2024 yet, and 2023 just started.
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by okdood64 4y ago
Seems like a pretty cookie cutter start-up style website in 2023...

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