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by rimeice 1y ago
I don’t think we’ll have the choice.
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by rimeice 1y ago
> Some people think artificial intelligence will be the most important technology of the 21st century. I don’t, I think a workable fusion reactor will be the most important technology of the 21st century.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Sure, I’ll drop you an email.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Fair, proof is in the pudding and you scored a job with your approach. So congrats and 100% not knocking that, hopefully my comment provides a bit of perspective from the other side of the fence. Also thank you for sharing your experience h
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by rimeice 1y ago
Honestly, I disagree, my partner just did exactly this. 50+ “cold” applications with a single first round interview. Tracked down where the head of design of one company was going to be at an event, cornered her, chatted for 10mins and was
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by rimeice 1y ago
I understand the spray and pray sentiment, but I cannot recommend enough hustling connections at the companies you’re targeting. Channel your inner SDR and stalk the company, the people you’d work with and the best guess at who would be you
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by rimeice 1y ago
“six millennia“ doesn’t seem that long on the scale of the universe
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by rimeice 1y ago
Right, he’s definitely at the apex and not halfway over the line!
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by rimeice 1y ago
Shame. This is a poorly made case for an important phenomenon. > “the first thing car ads highlighted was their longevity.“ This is table stakes now for cars so it would be weird for a car company to highlight it. So in the case for cars
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by rimeice 1y ago
I’m curious what you’re asking ChatGPT to get verbatim NYT articles in the response that you then want to delete? If ChatGPT has being doing this, the default is to keep every chat, so I doubt NYT lawyers need the small portion of deleted i
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by rimeice 1y ago
Honestly, I would start. If we don’t support good journalism all we’ll be left with is twitter. God forbid.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Why? Probably the easiest and quickest way to get a read on everything that’s going on outside of tech and therefore understand the global context our industry sits in…
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Use Xenon gas to climb Everest in a week?(bbc.com)
12 points by rimeice 1y ago|0 comments
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by rimeice 1y ago
2003 was over two decades ago. Most people didn’t have mobile phones let alone smart phones. I’ve been in Lisbon today and it’s surreal being 100% cut off from friends and family back home and a big relief power is back on, we’ve become ver
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by rimeice 1y ago
Also fb and instagram are just two of many social media platforms, so this study doesn’t sound like a full cold turkey test.
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by rimeice 1y ago
Bad time to do it during what turned out to be very emotionally charged election where traditional news turns in to social media style instantaneous reporting and is inescapable. I’d also suggest 6 weeks is not long enough to fully recover.
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by rimeice 2y ago
Wow I get the distances aren’t shown, but still, the magnification is impressive.
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by rimeice 2y ago
Can someone with the knowledge explain, is the close elliptical galaxy actually just the small dot of light in the centre and the spiral galaxy is behind it but dramatically magnified by the lens effect?
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by rimeice 2y ago
Individual UIs have been built for every product that has a UI with specific shortcuts and specific techniques you learn to use that tool. I don’t see why the same couldn’t apply for speech interfaces. The article does mention we haven’t fi
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by rimeice 2y ago
“Quite ironic” being the understatement of the year. I’d opt for insanely ironic, unambiguously hypocritical or risible.
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by rimeice 2y ago
Dw, more guns than people, it will be fine.
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by rimeice 2y ago
Your understanding is quite limited in that case. There are strikingly few people in the uk who can provide a shred of legitimacy to the governments AI plans. It’s precisely because of his “interests” that he knows what he’s talking about.
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Man tests if Tesla on Autopilot will slam through foam wall(popsci.com)
3 points by rimeice 2y ago|1 comments
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by rimeice 2y ago
Yeh, not quite the same level of frankness though. The trouble is this vaporises the veil of pretence that stern words on the surface were really backed by an unshakable relationship at it's foundation, and that leaves European leaders
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by rimeice 2y ago
With the level of disdain for Europe in the leak, it’s hard not to think b.
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by rimeice 2y ago
Deep down the elites know this is the best thing that could possibly happen for Europe long term. Shed the dependency on the US, build your own defence economy and the myriad of parallel non military economic benefits that come from defence
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by rimeice 2y ago
The “tax” is enabling total American dominance economically and politically, not to mention huge leverage over all of Europe's military with vendor lock in.
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by rimeice 2y ago
This just is stifling free speech. Even before these stories I have already been holding back expressing any US orientated criticism online as someone who wants to access US customers and investors, I need to be able to travel there. This j
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by rimeice 2y ago
Never underestimate a droid
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by rimeice 2y ago
Yeh, not really double standards. If you banned a game because anyone got killed in it, there wouldn’t be many video games…

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