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by soco 2y ago
Using? That's already advanced. Try to login to myAudi app for a day, then we talk. Everybody on HN chats on fancy new frameworks and AI and languages, while whatever they let out in the word is laughable at best.
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by soco 2y ago
That, or effectively dropping the people on social security. They don't produce, so they are no "real" americans. Sarcasm?
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by soco 2y ago
I would assume after such a successful AI based categorization, one single human moderator could do wonders deciding whether it's an abundance of red or something else. But yeah, why would we censor the money making?
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by soco 2y ago
But wouldn't you learn if you actually have to enter and test that code, even if it's LLM generated, every day? Maybe you learn bad models, which can happen from SO as well, but you do learn. I'm more worried that the juniors
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by soco 2y ago
I'm confused, what are neo-liberal conservatives?
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by soco 2y ago
I think you will agree that not many people will choose this path, doing jail time while waiting for a settlement. At least I definitely wouldn't. So then, what is the point of this strong encryption, when the only time it would matter
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by soco 2y ago
Then we wouldn't be able to produce that much. The next question will be then, why should we produce more and more? All these ideas are based on constant growth, even the natality discussion is about getting a birth rate bigger than so
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by soco 2y ago
Why should it head towards extinction? The conditions that are today hindering the birth rates might look very different when we are only half today's numbers. So I wouldn't extrapolate based on this single trend.
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by soco 2y ago
"don't do evil" and other historical bits of tech humor.
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by soco 2y ago
I think you are subject to local laws when you travel. So the question is rather, can UK request you to unlock it yourself?
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by soco 2y ago
There's a lot of science-fiction in this "article". Almost none of the premises they listed for building the enterprise LLM future are actually there. No data silos, then data sharing, zero copy, encapsulated processes... yes
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by soco 2y ago
Eastern Europe is not one state, just as the European Union is not a state. The consequences are visible: the way forward needs endless negotiations and gets endless adjustments, stuff gets implemented slowly and chaotic, so really, the com
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by soco 2y ago
I wonder, did that nationalism need so little time to get such a powerful force? I mean, Gorbachev was not that long in office, so maybe it was there all along just barely kept in check.
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by soco 2y ago
If only we could get some funding for this, and maybe get a charismatic college dropout as CEO to lead it bravely, whatever the results?
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by soco 2y ago
Instagram helps us in the same way, yay for breaking bad habits - with (against?) the help of technology giants!
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by soco 2y ago
Oh but it's by far not the single instance of fruit related abuse: https://www.popsci.com/technology/apple-swiss-trademark/ No matter how much you like their products, Apple is just another corporation playin
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by soco 2y ago
Technically speaking if there's nothing to break, it is unbreakable right? Also if you change the law about some crime, you don't have a crime anymore...
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by soco 2y ago
This is still arguing about semantics. Switzerland, the poster child argument of gun culture enthusiasts saying "but also they all have guns" had zero such events, whichever way you choose to define them, above or below 4 killed p
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by soco 2y ago
It's difficult to believe there are (so many) countries in this world who somehow have this under control, I mean the link between minimum wage and a certain level of living safety.
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by soco 2y ago
So instead of addressing the elephant in the room, we talk about grammar and imaginary situations. No wonder things will never get fixed.
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by soco 2y ago
How do you explain other countries where education is basically free?
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by soco 2y ago
True, I was thinking rather about the health insurance system as a working example of private companies being controlled by state-defined rules.
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by soco 2y ago
If the persons in charge prefer to increase their own and their friends' wealth, instead of looking what would be better for the country? Or maybe there's simply a different understanding of "country": for some the homel
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by soco 2y ago
"buy when there's blood on the streets" - I definitely hope this is not their actual plan.
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by soco 2y ago
Indeed, what is Twitter doing for the machine learning? Absolutely nothing per se, just giving a performant platform to connect. Could have been Myspace just as well, or Linkedin.
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by soco 2y ago
How about they planning to sell those productions outside the US? Even for Netflix, not everybody is American and has those requirements. I'm watching a Senegalese police flick so I actually expect and appreciate it happening in Dakar
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by soco 2y ago
And keeping the original voice track keeps the original feeling - if something is Japanese it should also sound Japanese to properly immerse you in it, right? But if the TV just runs in the background it doesn't even matter what is r
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by soco 2y ago
The streamers were forced by law [0] to run European productions, so they had to. However the way they do it varies wildly. I appreciate the way Netflix does it - proper subtitles, and absolutely loathe the garbage dubbing Amazon Prime pref
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by soco 2y ago
Oh but they can be just fine, you only need to look outside the States to see it working. They're not perfect either, don't start me on it, but I can see exactly that idea working in Switzerland: the state making the rules for the
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by soco 2y ago
Being okay or ignoring such a label indicates a certain level of understanding it and accepting it. Trump is totally fine with being against the law because he is in a position of privilege - he can afford it. He doesn't care about tho

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