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by retube 3y ago
I don't think the parent meant the cost of the actual appliances, but designing a house to accommodate them - the power, plumbing, ventilation, fire & smoke prevention and detection etc
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by retube 3y ago
> commonly used in finance Having worked in banking and hedge funds for many years for US, UK and European firms i have never once encountered this ISO calendar. I also part trained as an auditor when i started out, similarly never saw t
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by retube 3y ago
What they actually posted was far, far less. Less than 2m if i recall.
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by retube 3y ago
The site seems to be down now but mysinglefriend.com had a nice angle, you had to be recommended by other users. Or what about the old fashioned match maker that knows all their clients personally?
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by retube 3y ago
"You're obviously not a golfer" is my favourite ever movie line
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by retube 3y ago
> but it was also deemed a risk to national security for any part of it to be public Surely it's OK to keep secret if it WAS a matter of national security? Quite possibility that is open to debate in this case, but it seems sensible
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by retube 3y ago
Yes agree. Am sure it's because LLM developers want to ascribe human-like intelligence to their platforms. Even "AI" I think is a misnomer. It's not intelligence as most people would conceive it, i.e. something akin to h
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by retube 3y ago
How does chat-gpt actually get this right? This would appear to require some degree of reasoning, but as far as i understand its output is purely probabilistic, based on existing corpus of text.
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by retube 3y ago
It's really weird the spin on this. Space X rockets (and others) blow up all the time, it's part of the R&D process. So not sure why this is being reported so negatively (well, actually, I do, of course...)
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by retube 3y ago
Why does anyone care if ChatGPT apologies?
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by retube 3y ago
Sure, it can be circumvented. But 95% of people won't be bothered / wont know how / wont want the hassle.
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by retube 3y ago
Everybody was fine using non-e2ee messaging for like 2 decades before whatsapp and competitors implemented it. So why is it now so important, when since the early 90s everyone was totally happy to communicate without it?
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by retube 3y ago
> If meta refuses there is very little they can do. Facebook can continue to operate without a single person on the ground in UK If it came to it, Whatsapp could be blocked at the network level. All the gov need to do is impose regulatio
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by retube 3y ago
They operate in 100 countries, have 30m users, support trading in 360 coins PLUS a load of derivatives on top and process $15bn of trades per day. And they are not just "an exchange". They are also custody, clearing and settlement
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by retube 3y ago
You would be mad to buy a LHD vehicle in the UK. In fact I am surprised it's even allowed.
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by retube 3y ago
umm.... there may be some cultural and social differences?
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by retube 3y ago
it's surface area also a lot smaller
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by retube 3y ago
What do you mean, "bring down the hammer" ?
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by retube 3y ago
They recently killed the .compact view on mobile. The default is unreadable, i don't spend much time on the site anymore.
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by retube 3y ago
Five Guys lol. Well known for being outrageously expensive, despite looking like a cheap dive.
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by retube 3y ago
why?
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by retube 4y ago
Couldn't agree more. I absolutely hate being asked what I do for a living. I spend a large part of my life doing it, I don't want to spend my free time talking about it, or trying to explain it. It doesn't define me. It doesn
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by retube 4y ago
This particular phenomenon is not visible to the human eye - its in the infra red and only manifests itself for a few milliseconds
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by retube 4y ago
I don't understand the outrage here. It sounds like a clear case of copyright infringement with IA profiting from the works of others. Can someone explain the issue?
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by retube 4y ago
Well they could, but actual implementation would be via an intermediary commercial bank that held it's deposits with the Fed. Central banks don't want to have to deal with retail customers. But the result is the same.
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by retube 4y ago
yeah man. for sure AI is gonna change roles and make some jobs redundant. But it will create replacement jobs, like literally every other technical advance in history.
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by retube 4y ago
central banks could offer 100% guaranteed deposit facilities without a CBDC.
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by retube 4y ago
"Clocks run faster on the moon than on Earth, gaining about 56 microseconds each day" Is this a relativity effect from lower gravity?
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by retube 4y ago
I am guessing they already were? But this is 100% pure, concentrated HN not contaminated with nonsense from the rest of the web :)
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by retube 4y ago
Battery swapping seems crazy. Batteries have a wide range of values depending on performance, age, charge cycles etc. Why would I want to swap out my brand new very expensive battery for some old crusty piece of crap? Plus, they're pre

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