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by pelorat 3y ago
Probably because it's a job anyone can do.
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by pelorat 3y ago
In some places in Europe, like Sweden, when new bills are released, and if you don't get your old exchanged they will soon enough become worthless. So don't stuff cash in your matress or you'll lose it eventually.
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by pelorat 3y ago
I believe this flight used the old Raptor engines, and not the new simplified ones.
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by pelorat 3y ago
A <time> and <datetime> element exists in HTML, but why don't an element exists that will format a date and time written in a specific format to the format of what the user want? I'm talking about automatic TZ conversi
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by pelorat 3y ago
Those comments are not entirely wrong. Regulation does hurt, but the main issue is that even though the EU is a single market in theory, it's made up of nations that each have their own market and speak their own language. Not a lot of
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by pelorat 3y ago
As someone who could never stand desktop Linux, I don't understand the Linux community adversity to Canonical Mir. The client server architecture of X11 and Wayland is not worth it. Just stream bitmaps instead
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by pelorat 3y ago
I remember the good old days when everything was HTTP. Anyways, this is really only an issue for those who has an innate distrust in their government, something most EU citizens don't have.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Unity, so basically the same but for games.
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by pelorat 3y ago
That's not how it works in Sweden. A few years ago a restaurant tried to hire only non unionized workers. When the restaurant union found out, they showed up and prevented customers from entering the restaurant. Don't mess with un
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by pelorat 3y ago
Literally no one in Sweden receives stock options as a form of compensation. Over 90% of the workforce is unionized. The ones that are not are basically working single employee companies and some tech companies.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Well, yeah, anti-matter is not negative matter, it's more like mirror-matter. Negative energy and negative matter probably doesn't exist in our universe. Negative matter would require an anti-photon that could in theory cause ener
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by pelorat 3y ago
Thanks for trying. It's not going to work well (It is in fact impossible).
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by pelorat 3y ago
That's not what I consider a "realistic human statue" ?
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by pelorat 3y ago
Bing chat is pretty good.
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by pelorat 3y ago
What do you mean, lots of games have physics that interreact with flora?
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by pelorat 3y ago
How often does it have to be repeated; it's not a knowledge engine, it's a language model!
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by pelorat 3y ago
Voting in the Netherlands is done with pen and paper. This software is used by political parties to generate their candidate lists. It's basically a paper form generator.
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by pelorat 3y ago
I think it is, you will get charged for something else, like inciting panic.
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by pelorat 3y ago
M80K requests per seconds were doable in the 90's and you didn't need a super computer for it.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Not a single one of those points will come true.
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by pelorat 3y ago
Math is the description of how one number relates to another number. I'm not a math person but this Shinichi Mochizuki sounds like a hack job.
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by pelorat 3y ago
The only reason it works in China because it disallows the competition and also lets the government spy on everyone through a single app. In China the Internet might as well be WeChat. Twitter, sorry "X", is in for a rude awakenin
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by pelorat 3y ago
How to get your app completely banned in the EU?
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by pelorat 3y ago
To bad most models focus on Python, it's not a popular language here in Europe (for anything).
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by pelorat 3y ago
The energy in our universe is not unlimited, so perhaps each black hole spawns a new universe, and each has less and less energy in it. Think about, WHY is there a certain amount of energy in the universe? Why not more or less. Maybe it&#x2
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by pelorat 3y ago
Because you closed your nuclear reactors and started burning even more natural gas.
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by pelorat 3y ago
It would be pretty easy to beat. One sure way to tell an LLM apart from a human is to type something nonsensical and optionally repeat it multiple times. A human would inevitably answer with something along the lines of "what the hell
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by pelorat 3y ago
Mistral will go nowhere. They will be bankrupt in a few years, and investors will lose most of their investments. No, it's not due to lack of CompSci and AI talent. It's rules, regulations and inability to find anyone willing to u
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by pelorat 3y ago
Only logical if you accept the CCP as a legitimate government, which barely any politician in Europe, the USA and the rest of the west does (privately).
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by pelorat 3y ago
Did army service in Sweden in the 90's. 100 men and maybe 5 women in the company. Shared showers. No-one batted an eye.

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