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Of course mistakes happen .. but if you're making voluntary mistakes .. then you've got bigger problems than what we are discussing here.
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Just because you have a digital currency, doesn't mean it has to be decentralized. In fact, if you have a national currency, you would want it to be centralized.
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The commentary is more interesting than the title suggests.
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Interesting Uber commented on whether or not they manipulate the fares paid to drivers, but did not comment on whether or not they actively try to screw drivers out of bonuses.
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4y ago
This is all addressed in the article. (1) He says specifically that he intended it as a stunt (2) He didn't edit any image with AI, he generated it from nothing with text. As it was intended to be a photo competition, he felt that AI i
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There will be LLM specific chips coming to market soon which will be specialized to the task. Tesla already has already been creating AI chips for their FSD features in their vehicles. Over the next years, everyone will be racing to be the
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Honestly, most of them do it.. not even because they want to, but because it's expected on the other end. I've been in contract negotiations where the purchase of industrial equipment is contingent upon prostitutes and trips to Di
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It doesn't seem like you're grasping the definition of "voluntary"
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Gun control can mean a lot of things, and doesn’t necessarily always mean the end of all private firearm ownership. Even in countries with strict gun laws, it’s often still relatively easy to buy a shotgun for hunting. If you reach a doomsd
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Unfortunately the man has deluded himself into thinking he’s the savior of humanity. He thinks AI is bad for humanity, but not if he controls it. This is in the same vein that he thinks censorship is the worst thing ever unless he is the on
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If you set up an online marketplace and thieves come in and siphon your money away.. they should get to keep it, because “finders keepers”?
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The person you are responding to is saying authorization isn’t always needed if they are exploiting a vulnerability. The fact that you allow a data connection may be enough to zero-click you. It’s like putting your computer on the internet
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4y ago
Needs a 2022 flair and links to all of the times this has been previously posted.
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Easiest thing to do is just claim a degree from an accredited university that is now closed. Even if someone did try and check, there’s nobody working to verify the records.
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Story has a little bit of everything, even Musk dropping in pretending he knows the answers to this one too.
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If you just take 5-10 minutes to read the article, you’d understand what this is about. Literally nobody is saying his account was invisible, they are saying it was disengaged from the algorithm (deboosted) You could see the tweets, but we
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4y ago
Sounds like powershell .. one of the few languages where the community have been shifting from the code golf one-liners to focus instead on human readability and ease of understanding.
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4y ago
If it’s obstructive, you can learn to play the digeredoo After about 3-4 months you should notice your condition improve
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You don’t need a study to tell you inhaling methane, NO, and formaldehyde can be bad for your health. Your argument about the environment is a strawman. The discussion is about gas vs. electric stoves, not gas vs. coal.
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4y ago
Too lazy to create an archive link from my phone but this quote has me interested to read the rest. > Among diabetics, eating half a cup of ice cream a day was associated with a lower risk of heart problems
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Aren’t they using the March 14 model like the general public? It’s frozen in time, there are no updates to it.. All of these will be drawn using the same model until they push a new update, or you switch to a different GPT But I already thi
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Anyone who’s ever outsourced to India knows what a horrible mess it can be. The biggest problem is the timezone differences.. it basically slows down everything by at least a factor of 2x Then there are issues with the talent. Most of the t
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Cannibals think human flesh is good as well, you wanna give them a pass too? It’s okay to have opinions, and there is nothing forcing you to accept everyone’s opinions on every subject. Also, the person said nothing disparaging about meat e
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Where did this headline come from? He is just a suspect, they most certainly did not identify the leaker .. they identified their current primary suspect, or at very least they are detaining someone they think likely knows more. Please don’
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I agree with you, but this is also just an opinion. The reality is that he is officially being charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusion for coaching Manning on how to get around the military's encryption.
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It's also entirely possible that it's a coincidence and they just want to talk to him to see if he may know who may have leaked the documents. They should be able to track his e-mail and his access and already know whether or not
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I don't know if anyone remembers this detail of the book Ender's Game , but this is exactly how their "internet" was setup. Trusted networks where you had to identify yourself, and public networks where you could be ano
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It’s comical how he changed his mind about the BBC as soon as NPR stood up to his bullying, and in the same breath is now tweeting “defund NPR” The self proclaimed champion of free speech wants to silence media channels that hurt his feelin
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That’s not the takeaway here. The employee is the only one saving randomly generated fake facts from becoming government policy documents. Think about his coworkers that might not be as sharp and just doing what they are told (copy/pas
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4y ago
It’s not clear if your goal is to not become outdated/replaced, or to learn AI If you learn to leverage AI for your current role, you will not be replaced because you will be performing better than peers, and you always need an archite
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