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Amazon was the first streaming studio to win oscars about five years ago. Bezos incentivizes those employees with bonuses for emmys, oscars and other such awards. Now Apple won one. Content production keeps users in the respective ecosystem
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Don't know about this year but last year the ratings were at about 10 million people (used to be 40+ million). Thursday Night Football is 15+ million. Sunday Football 20+ million.
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What is Temperature in NLP?
(lukesalamone.github.io)
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Language models don't kill people, people kill people. You know what stops a bad ̶g̶u̶y̶ mega-corporation with a language model? A good guy with a language model. Here is what mine had to tell you: It’s not like we don’t already h
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I believe that is his way of calling us gossipy ultracrepidarianists.
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I am not American. People in weaker countries are geopolitically worth less. Geopolitical hierarchies don't need to be justified, simply observed. It is not as if the rest of the planet will simply fall into line with your Kumbaya atti
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The comparison is between countries with wildly different roles in the world my friend. It is not apt.
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The Amish are famous for shunning technology. But their secret love affair with the cell phone is causing an uproar. -- https://www.wired.com/1999/01/amish/ Pimp my buggy (led lights): https:/&#
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You might want to reconsider this take by reading the news of the day: Iran and Saudi Arabia just had a rapprochement brokered by... the Chinese. Whoopsie daisy.
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Imagine that 'Torquemada' is the spiritual leader of your religion, this would be most offensive: https://youtu.be/LnF1OtP2Svk?t=77
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Feel free to look into how much of the oil revenue of Iraq actually reaches everyday citizens as opposed to being stolen by corrupt government officials and then explain what difference the currency would make and who is at fault.
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The first president of the USA was 57 years old when he assumed office (George Washington). Nowadays, the US electorate expects the new president to be more young at heart. President Donald Trump was 70 years old when he was inaugurate
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https://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/war-yem... It is not possible for a country in the position of the US to not get its hands dirty, this isn't a touchy feel world. You are engaging is false
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Yes sadly, it is in fact the middle east countries that are the problem. That's why they got invaded.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ongoing_armed_conflict... Millions of casualties in Syria and Yemen and so forth are entirely self contained to Arab countries and regimes. No shortage of atrocities performed by m
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4y ago
Rather remarkably, Llama 7B and 13B run fine (about as fast as ChatGPT/bing) if you follow the instructions in the posted article.
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Realpolitik. Goes back to FDR. Reportedly he once said (in a different context): He may be a son of a bitch, but he's our son of a bitch. Disengaging or virtue signaling would be a mistake. The world is filled with unpalatable regimes
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Sutor, ne ultra crepidam.
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You're not creating any accounts, it clearly says: "Please login with username demo and password demo".
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This thing is not only better designed it has all the same functionality as Spotify and a few other things. It is a complete replacement. What do all the people at Spotify do?
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4y ago
Can I prompt you to share some examples? ;)
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This design seems just fine: https://www.navidrome.org Try live: https://demo.navidrome.org One often wonders how an obscure open source project with a minimal amount of commits can achieve the same or better as thes
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> If approved, the ETA will be valid for multiple visits over two years. Can literally go spontaneously every weekend over one hundred times in a row.
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I understood perfectly well and nonetheless a-OK with this. It is a huge burden for me and everybody else to take off our shoes and stand in long lines over the last 25 years or so. The experience is already suboptimal, some security theatr
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It is not a Brexit thing, the EU is going to make people do the same. If you ever do get a passport and attempt to travel anywhere you'll experience similar ennui. La vie, hein?
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I think some governments prefer to charge for things that cost them money as to not end up like Colombia.
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Yep. There is also "bad person" without scare quotes to consider.
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So?
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Best HN comment of the week, thanks for being awesome :)
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The point of it is to know way ahead of time who is coming to their shores, even at the cost of inconvenience. Quick online esta-style form, not too bad, you just have to remember to do it.
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