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by pesfandiar 1y ago
It's easier to destroy teams than to build anything profitable.
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by pesfandiar 1y ago
Perhaps it looks less AI generated without perfect punctuation.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
Depends on what an employer is looking for: A relatively better pool of candidates or those who don't know how to ask for things.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
"The company’s successes are also showing up the agency’s failings" Capitalism may be boiling the planet's climate, but it damn sure can get shit done.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
Very few parked cars too. I see the same phenomenon at London Gatwick Airport as well. Perhaps an internet sleuth can find out what time the image was captured (e.g. the control tower has a distinct shadow that can be measured) and see if i
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
277 if we encode information in whether each card is face up or down
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
It's implausible that any "civilian" company was involved. Pretty much all companies involved in the Iranian infrastructure, especially covert nuclear projects, are directly or indirectly owned by IRGC.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
Wouldn't this push AAA game creators to adopt the subscription model we all love to hate?
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
AI winter is more about the outlook of the research. Nobody can deny there are huge untapped opportunities in the applications.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
The ad had multiple shots where the creative tools were crushed. There was too much emphasis on destruction as opposed to compression.
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
This is sad. As a parent of a grade-schooler, I feel helpless with a complete lack of awareness around this. It feels as if everyone is calming their kids with opiates and Xanax, and no one bats an eye because that's what everyone else
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by pesfandiar 2y ago
Not all tech companies are the same. Perhaps Canada is hostile to tech bros looking to socialize harms and risks and privatize profits.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Are you going for a quick value capture, or do you want to build something? If it's the latter, you need a cofounder who can actually build it.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Another small piece of feedback: Even though they're both "hung", the correct term for it is the "past tense" or "past simple". It'd be past participle if it was "I've hung it on the wall&qu
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Reps all of a sudden jumped on the bandwagon because one of their largest donors (AIPAC) doesn't like how the realities are broadcast to youth unfiltered and uncontrolled.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
We should be grateful for that. If more people installed adblockers, they'd invest more in the arms race and render adblockers useless for us.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
It certainly jumped out at me too. Even a 10-minute lesson plan that successfully keeps them interested is a success!
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Take other people's advice based on their own experience with copious amounts of salt. Babies are small humans, and as such could be very different. How they sleep, how they eat, and how they do anything at all will be as varied as how
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Looks like the creator is following a one-button game design philosophy. https://dev.to/abagames/how-to-realize-various-actions-in-a-... Source: https://github.com/abagames/crisp-game-lib/blob
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
"Parenting is about growing. It's about our own growing as much as it is about our children's growing and that kind of growing happens little by little." - Fred Rogers
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
How much of your code is created by the AI developer?
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
It doesn't make anyone rich quickly.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
You're right https://openparliament.ca/votes/44-1/609/
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
I like that they have a "blog post creator"[1] in their examples. There's no hope for the future of the web when the self-proclaimed stewards of its quality encourage AI spam. [1] https://makersuite.google.com&#x2F
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Programming is communication. Software engineers communicate instructions to machines, and LLMs are powerful language tools that can translate rough requests to instructions in a precise format (including computer code). This will add a fuz
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. It's a common misunderstanding, perhaps because there has always been a powerful campaign to equate any criticism of Israel to antisemitism.
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
Without having to take any sides, just the surprising importance of culture wars on social media could be interesting. The societal effects of social media are regularly discussed here. This particular issue has become so emotional that car
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
It's a common mistake, especially here in British "Columbia". They're the English and Spanish spelling of the same thing (a reference to the New World).
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by pesfandiar 3y ago
TIL. I think it's a common mistake due to overcorrection; people tend to use singular words in compound adjectives (e.g. two-year contract).

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