realo

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by realo 2mo ago
Yes but... you used the word "belief". Nothing scientific there. If the mother was raped and knows for sure she will not bring up her rapist's kid ... or if there is a possibility that letting the baby be born will kill the m
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by realo 2mo ago
Jail? No. Big fine? Of course.
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by realo 2mo ago
Dario speaks as if the USA was a benevolent friend. I am Canadian and certainly do not consider the USA to be our benevolent anymore. USA ... China ... same difference.
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by realo 2mo ago
The older guys cannot look too hard but the young guys can certainly look quite hard while browsing through your kinky porn. (Laughs expected here)
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by realo 2mo ago
But what to do with an "illegal immigrant" who has been living in the country for 30 years (and PAID TAXES!) , had 4 kids and a perfectly normal , productive life? Do you separate them from their kids, and send the bunch to a pris
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by realo 2mo ago
Now the question I would raise is this: could another AI have taken the role of Terrence Tao and obtain the same results from chatGPt? I do not think so.
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by realo 2mo ago
Don't get me wrong, the guy is cool and everything... but anyone working with as little protection as he does in our chemistry lab would be fired on-the-spot.
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by realo 2mo ago
I agree, but would add that maintability is , and always has been , a hallmark of quality software. LLM spaghetti code is unacceptable. LLM code with a complex pile of overlayed abstractions only someone with a PhD in Software Engineering c
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by realo 2mo ago
I understand what he means. Software can be about the beauty in an algorithm, the elegance of an implementation. This is very similar to the type of beauty and elegance one finds in Mathematics. For many, writing software is more about cra
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by realo 2mo ago
I read your link, written by Bun's author and totally get his thinking. In the current world of cyber weaknesses everywhere, infrastructure must be solid and rust is a better choice than zig for something like bun. In other words, bun
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by realo 2mo ago
It's Anthropic. I am pretty sure they spent time dogfooding it to Mythos or an even more advanced model. That might even be the reason why they switched to rust. Don't worry too much.
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by realo 2mo ago
Next step: Fully customized sex worker service at your doorstep ... faked for the dopamine, of course.
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by realo 2mo ago
What about "Savoury apple" ?
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by realo 3mo ago
I understand what happened to you could happen to anyone else with Claude or Gemini ... but ... Grok? That is the least trusted AI i would think of. Friends do not let friends use Grok...
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by realo 3mo ago
The more interesting question is whether he would have got the myocarditis if he had not taken the vaccine. I think he would have. And might have died of COVID on top of it.
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by realo 3mo ago
The science is interesting but I must admit I learned a new word today. A deceased person is also a decedent. Adjective vs noun. Cool.
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by realo 3mo ago
Well... your high-end is not my high-end. Truly high-end luxury watches are priced in many multiples of 100,000 $ and are all mechanical. I will never be able to afford any of them. For example, this (pre-owned, good condition): https:&#x2
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by realo 3mo ago
But it will result in a fat bonus for Asha Sharma. The only thing that truly counts, for her.
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by realo 3mo ago
Yes... why!! Let's go back... ah, I see mile-high glaciers over London. Global warming did occur in the past as well.
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by realo 3mo ago
Yes, but still terrible, pollution wise. Electric Vespa anyone?
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by realo 3mo ago
I would guess you are in Sales ...
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by realo 3mo ago
A long time ago I worked in the video codec area and was shown then that the most difficult videos to compress (i.e. with the most compressed bytes resulting in the file) were cartoons, because of the sharp edges, etc. Not sure if it is sti
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by realo 3mo ago
Maybe... but the re-hiring probably involved very substantial salary raises for the re-hirees. An expensive process.
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by realo 3mo ago
No problem with big SUVs ... Just cap their top speed at 40 mph, use thin A pillars to better protect pedestrians and make them ugly as hell. But make damn sure they comfortably transport the family to the soccer game, yes...
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by realo 4mo ago
After what just happened to Anthropic, no way in hell will I ever use, support or give money to Kushner's OpenAI.
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by realo 4mo ago
Well... if you just take 2 minutes to read the article, you will see that a mother killed her own son in the driveway. That alone should be enough to get SUVs off the road, in my book.
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by realo 4mo ago
"Canada doesn't have the free speech laws like we do in the US..." Yep. And that is a very good thing. Hate speech is illegal here.
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by realo 4mo ago
Forget about EVs. Most regular SUVs should be taken off the road. Look at this example: a dozen kids aligned in a neat row in front of the SUV and the soccer mom drivers can see none of them! https://www.nbcwashington.com/
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by realo 4mo ago
Having fun building something in software I always pushed for "when I will find the time". Being proud of the result. THAT is a real game changer LLMs allowed me, both in my professional and my casual life. For example this: http
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by realo 4mo ago
Very cool! Love it... But... The battery is likely to be squeezed quite a bit after this is put in my wallet, and in my pocket. Lithium batteries do not like to be squeezed. They tend to signal their distress with some type of heat, usually

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