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by rf15 2y ago
TÜV certification has always been more about certification theater and being able to verify that you don't have egregious amounts of negligence than certifying that you are doing your work well. edit: I've never prepared for our
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by rf15 2y ago
It is interesting how much business leaders feel the desire for such a move. I assume it means they are scared of the consequences of not getting on his good side early. This in turn though could also very well mean that the US will slide e
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US business leaders set to break record on donations to Trump inaugural fund(theguardian.com)
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by rf15 2y ago
for frequent flyers, radiation exposure is also a factor.
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by rf15 2y ago
Brand Shield and other AI slopware needs to be sued to death for all the damage they cause, including their customer's reputation and bottom line
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by rf15 2y ago
You are wrong. Striking how many HN commentators are so often confident and yet wrong in their assumption that everything is about the US.
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by rf15 2y ago
The moon landing was also a highly politically motivated project - spreading the dream of space exploration was just a means to an end. But it's a great dream, even with that context.
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by rf15 2y ago
Yeah, it's fundamentally a "if god can create anything, can he create a rock that he himself cannot lift?" kind of deal - a meaningless philosophical debate because the parameters were constructed to make the problem possible
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by rf15 2y ago
"a unipolar world" that benefits you is a good thing, I get it. But that kind of thinking is the reason why the US isn't very popular on the world stage, even with its allies. Most of them would backstab the US if they could
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by rf15 2y ago
We outlawed sticks because sticks can be used to press the red "do not press" button
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by rf15 2y ago
Honestly? No. Please feel embarrassed about your sheer arrogance to think that LLMs are a viable shortcut to not having to do The Work. This pisses me off so much.
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by rf15 2y ago
Iirc creating detailed compositions on mosaic was considered an incredible skill, and artwork like it would show off your wealth and connections.
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by rf15 2y ago
Because not everyone lives in a city, but the dynamics of our economy makes living outside of them more and more inhospitable.
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by rf15 2y ago
What's the difference?
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by rf15 2y ago
> Pokemon GO players spend hours, weeks, months happily repeating the same behaviors, over and over, without the need for additional content. I honestly can't do it. This game is so shallow, I played it for two hours and felt like I
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by rf15 2y ago
"No way to prevent this" rings louder every day. At this point I wonder what part of the system will fail first, the students or the banks.
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by rf15 2y ago
My experience was the opposite: don't let the junior devs use AI, or they learn all kinds of bad habits (including relying on AI). A senior on the other hand might just get a good autocomplete.
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by rf15 2y ago
Which ones do?
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by rf15 2y ago
It also feels kind of garbage at some major tasks we actually want to use it for - just like typing text on a capacitive touchscreen.
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by rf15 2y ago
I wonder if that's the case - the prompt text (like all text interaction with LLMs) is seen from "within" the vector space, while sparcity is only observable from the "outside"
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by rf15 2y ago
> To qualify for the entitlement, your app must: > Be distributed solely on iOS and/or iPadOS in the European Union These jokers. This is the usual malicious compliance.
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by rf15 2y ago
QFT == Quoted for Truth
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by rf15 2y ago
> European TVs, especially those in France, came with SCART connectors This is, as far as I can tell, an understatement - almost all TVs in europe offered SCART ports, the standard just originated from france.
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by rf15 2y ago
A lot of companies are also Too Big To Fail/their products and security are secondary to service and customer relations. IBM can deliver failed product after failed product, and companies still buy from them.
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by rf15 2y ago
I do hiring in the public health IT sector of a big european country, and this would lead to some tough questions.
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by rf15 2y ago
That argument doesn't make sense at first glance: how is lots of differen't commands harder to remember than lots of different --options?
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by rf15 2y ago
Missing Stair effect - ignoring a problem does make everything progressively worse for everyone because the problems pile up.
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by rf15 2y ago
My suspicion is that the reason the battery is so abysmal is because you cannot turn off the backlight entirely . Indefencible design decision that just eats your battery. (older readers were better because they basically only used power t
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by rf15 2y ago
It ramped up drastically only a few decades before, but yes, Revisionist Zionism is a religious extremist movement that spent and still is spending a lot of effort and money to justify the existence of their own exclusive country that never
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by rf15 2y ago
God no. How does this help you? You're last in the race of browsers to link AI features, and this sounds like it's not even a plugin but a core feature. I don't understand who would want or need this. You skipped bitcoin, you

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