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This is pretty confusing... is the Internet Archive at risk from this legal decision?
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4y ago
Also it could be used to save a lot of abandonware through AI enhanced reverse engineering. This is the kind of high toil work that very few people want to do, unless it becomes a lot easier
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4y ago
Not sure why but a lot of your comments are appearing as “dead”. Might want to email the admins
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4y ago
Thanks very much for the write up. This was a fascinating read. It’s really interesting to see what chatgpt is capable of when challenged appropriately. It really does seem to be operating within some spectrum of human intelligence. Certain
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4y ago
What about the high quality training data that OpenAI has encoded into ChatGPT? Do these other models come close to that?
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4y ago
I’ve been happily using PhotoSync, which has been very reliabe
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4y ago
What specific risky behavior are you referring to? Everything I’ve read points to the fact that they bought a ton of long term US treasury bonds at a low interest rate. Obviously this worked out very poorly for them, but I wouldn’t call thi
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4y ago
Some other suggestions here, for personal account holders who are fortunate enough to have that much cash: https://archive.ph/tyCy5
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4y ago
Sweep accounts, is one answer I’ve seen floating around
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4y ago
Because there is no “community” in this situation, just individual actors in a life and death situation, running for the exits
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4y ago
This verges on conspiracy theory logic, to my eyes... no, VCs certainly did not purposefully put their entire portfolios and industries at risk in order to put a stop to interest rate rises. You'd have to presume an all-knowing and all
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Also been thinking about this. If you look at this article, read section titled “money creation process” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional-reserve_banking If I deposit $5 in my bank account, and then the bank
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4y ago
What do tofu dreg projects (poorly constructed buildings) have to do with banking in China?
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4y ago
It does seem like a weird loophole and charade to have to split money among many banks. Just give businesses a way to store their money without earning interest and with no risk. As far as I know that’s not an option under our banking syste
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4y ago
The great financial crash and the socialization of losses that followed it have a lot to do with this populist attitude
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4y ago
How many businesses have less than 250k though? I’m surprised that the insured limit isn’t higher for businesses. Depositing your money in a bank doesn’t feel like it should be a risk/reward decision, like investing in the stock market
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4y ago
Been running this same setup for eight or nine years now, extremely pleased with it
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I've been going through the xv6 book and source code over the past week, and it has been a delight. It's ready to compile, the source code is very easy to read and very small with the biggest files weighing in at 500 lines. The bo
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4y ago
I'm glad it worked out for you. If anyone finds themselves in this situation, please do not talk to protective services without a lawyer. Treat it like you're talking to the cops who are investigating you. They can make your life
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4y ago
I had this experience with midjourney until I found out there were certain keywords I had to include to enable their newer engines
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I've heard that playing an album costs more in royalties than a playlist, since a playlist is more like radio which has lower royalty payments. So it's probably not a coincidence that the UI is heavily optimized for radio style pl
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4y ago
It should automatically focus a window on that workspace yeah. You can assign workspaces to different monitors, if I understand the question correctly
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Thanks. It drives me mad when people post Spotify links. Wish YouTube was the default choice for sharing music. I guess Spotify has enough market share that people don’t even think about using something else.
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Radio royalties cost far less than direct plays, FYI
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4y ago
It’d be neat if chatgpt encoded a signature via steganography of some sort, sort of like a watermark
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4y ago
Thanks for this experience and warning. It sounds like you might still believe in the idea of Montessori, when executed properly by trained teachers. Can you tell me what a proper Montessori experience could have done for your child, if any
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4y ago
That truly is a beautiful user interface. Really transports you to the 90s just looking at it.
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I think I understand how to build a hash table except for one thing: which hash function should you use? Is there a simple one that’s good enough for most things? How do you pick one?
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If I understand correctly, this discussion is specifically about auto-vectorization, which is when the compiler automatically re-writes your code to use highly parallel (and performant) vectorized assembly instructions. Linus acknowledges t
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I think that may be part of the inspiration, given the reference to "the typing of the dead" typing game
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