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scoot_718
6y ago
I do think many of the recent short-sighted political trends could be explained by heavy metal poisoning. Be nice if that could be cured by a pill.
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All I need from an OS is for it to disappear into the background. Breaking changes and moving how things happen are the opposite of helpful.
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Sure, but I feel like any judge will treat this the same as employees talking about anti-trust. This alone is evidence.
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6y ago
Makes sense, as long as (as they do claim) they take into account that willing disclosure and reporting artifacts can't be penalised.
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6y ago
So you're part of the "tear down journalism" crowd that are a part of the problem?
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6y ago
They have to. Doing nothing is so much worse. It won't be an amendment, it'll be the end of the constitution.
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6y ago
It's another R, something that seems like progress, but will end up stopping further progress.
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6y ago
Good, "Open-AI" can suck it, the pricks.
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> The neutrality of this article is disputed. Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page. Please do not remove this message until conditions to do so are met. (May 2019) Why cite a page that admits its full of shit?
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6y ago
He's not a whistleblower (even if you think wikileaks does what it claims, he is not), he's a guy who pushed out the idealists from wikileaks so he could selectively release material to further his own agenda. There are better pla
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6y ago
Amazon sell devices?
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6y ago
Paying for the API is also bad if you wanted to do literally anything with the raw outputs. Have an idea you want to try out on how to sample the text from the model? Tough. Pay your money and get our output. It's useless.
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6y ago
> Furthermore, because the proceedings have been going on for too long, the defense is not allowed to submit new evidence So... like any normal trial then.
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6y ago
Oh please, is that all? Who hasn't created a Facebook account to browse groups or a Linked-In to see jobs? This has nothing to do with privacy and more with working around shitty walled gardens. Fuck Linked-In.
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6y ago
If you're paying other people to turn, and hack to achieve access, that's not whistleblowing.
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6y ago
Would you argue that if a hostile foreign power hired mercenaries that US soldiers shouldn't shoot to kill? You arrest and capture spies. Here he has become a contractual spy.
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6y ago
Nobody needs to discredit Craig Murray. He does that with his own reporting.
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6y ago
Sounds like a legitimate grievance if they're going out and recruiting people to steal secrets. In fact if they can prove a money link, they just look like a branch of the FSB.
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6y ago
My reading was they hand made a solution, called it optimal (no proof) and then were disappointed when the ANN didn't converge to their weights...
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Putin's pet will cover up his connection by disappearing him, and the best thing: America gets the blame.
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I don't believe this blog post paints an unbiased picture.
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6y ago
Perhaps the wealth is the problem. The courts should cure these people of their malady by removing their money.
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Surprised anyone would waste their time defending Assange.
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6y ago
I don't trust other people sufficiently to fall for this load of crap.
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6y ago
> hoping that Apple will fix the issues Title correctly represents that hope as specious, and as all titles only need to depict the current reality, "at present" can always be elided.
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6y ago
Oh yeah, you never want to experiment with code, no, you should write a design doc first.
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6y ago
All the good ones would require the actual model and not this shitty API
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> Chrome has plenty of ideas of what's "next" for the web - I mean, I feel like that's so much worse.
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Diplomatic travel is still happening.
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6y ago
Most of the Covid infection curves I've seen are linear because the scales are logarithmic.
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