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by t-3 1y ago
Those postings get flooded with applicants, many of them not new grads. New grads are competing with experienced people just to get a foot in the door. Both of those groups have to compete with an AI-generated flood of grifters and scamme
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by t-3 1y ago
Full auto is just going to run through your ammo at the expense of accuracy, reliability, and maintenance time and costs. Nobody is going to be providing covering fire with a fully-auto machine pistol, the ammo capacity just isn't big
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by t-3 1y ago
You can hit your monthly training quota way quicker.
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by t-3 1y ago
> Democracy's main selling point was never that it made us rich. I don't know how old the capitalism/democracy conflation is, but it's definitely more than a few decades. The political and economic systems are inextri
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by t-3 1y ago
Not really the same, but I find bookmark folders to be pretty useful. I have a "daily", "weekly", "taxes", etc., and it's just one click to open them all up in one go. They could easily be converted into a
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by t-3 1y ago
What p-state driver are you using?
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by t-3 1y ago
The connotation of propaganda as being false or misleading is itself the result of propaganda of the most subtle and sophisticated level.
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by t-3 1y ago
Labor is not the key factor driving chip prices or performance. Fabs are highly automated and filled with extremely precise machinery. The maintenance and upkeep of machinery, the yield per wafer, and consumer demand drive the prices. Labor
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by t-3 1y ago
I've seen lots of people on this site that pay for YouTube. I've met real people that have subscriptions to porn sites. They fork out money for stuff that's pretty much always already freely available, for basically no reason
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by t-3 1y ago
It's nothing to do with morals or conscience, pure self interest incites me to to take action and buy physical copies or official ebooks or collector's editions or CDs or lossless digital releases of works I first consume pirated.
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by t-3 1y ago
Those are similar but different. These are meant for more permanent installation, not to be removed and replaced often or hotswapped, and IO speeds should be significantly higher. This is more of an attempt to replace M.2 with a smaller-foo
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China is about to launch SSDs so small you insert them like a SIM card(theverge.com)
12 points by t-3 1y ago|5 comments
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by t-3 1y ago
Official press release: https://www.biwintechnology.com/press-release/biwin-mini-ssd...
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For Americans Only: Estimating Celsius and Other Mental Metrics(hackaday.com)
5 points by t-3 1y ago|0 comments
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by t-3 1y ago
Is being a neglectful or unloving parent equal to being a bad person? Maybe he was a bad parent, maybe he was an overly demanding and overbearing boss, but it's not like he was killing people or selling weapons. He sold phones and mp3
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by t-3 1y ago
I don't think Ukrainians are a consulted group in this purported proposal. The main draw seems to be convenience for the Russians, who would also get to hide behind an Israeli shield and call any criticism of the proposed system antise
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by t-3 1y ago
I wouldn't expect any transcriber to know that the correct spelling in your case used a G rather than a J - the J is far more common in my experience. "Jim" would be an aberration that could be improved, but substitution &quo
648.
by t-3 1y ago
At least with vtt and srt, the chunk of text displayed is explicitly associated with a chunk of time, so something like that really shouldn't be happening. Maybe there is some sort of subtitle-writing on the fly like what is sometimes
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by t-3 1y ago
It's a newer problem IME, so I'd guess it's cause by people using auto-transcription/translation tools to generate subtitles. For eg. Chinese content, I'll see stuff on Viki where the OG Mandarin subs are formatted
650.
by t-3 1y ago
That's at least as good as a human, though. Getting to "better-than-human" in that situation would probably require lots of potentially-invasive integration to allow the software to make correct inferences about who the speak
651.
by t-3 1y ago
I'm guessing this is a creative writing project of some kind, or maybe just AI generated slop. A honeypot to catch criminals who feel guilty? She gave birth to a girl, went home with a boy, and nobody ever noticed?
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by t-3 1y ago
That's not precluded. With enough robots, everyone could own their own means of production. Centralized distribution is probably the most resource-efficient when the system has enough insight, but for more dynamic environments a distri
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by t-3 1y ago
With AI/robots doing all the work, money can be created and distributed based on production and logistical efficiency.
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by t-3 1y ago
People and tools that don't do things right aren't useful. They get replaced. Making do with a shitty tool might make sense economically but not in any other way.
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by t-3 1y ago
That's not my experience at all. Macs are great on battery, but BSDs are not, they are by far the worst. Linux usually does ok, often better than windows, at least once properly set up. I only run BSD on my "never leave home/
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by t-3 1y ago
Trump bashes non-white immigrants, who's surprised?
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by t-3 1y ago
It was both. If it was svnhub nobody would have given it a go.
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by t-3 1y ago
Talking numbers doesn't sense without specifying the geography. Here in a Midwestern suburb, grocery stores are generally paying 13-16. Managers get low 20s. 100k is a great job here, most people can't get that even with a degree.
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by t-3 1y ago
The AI is not doing an actual interview IME, it's just asking for the resume and personal information and experience that you already submitted when you applied in the first place. It's wasting people's time just because, bas
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by t-3 1y ago
Yep. The worst part is that you apply through whatever job-seeking website and give them all the info, then you talk to the AI and give it all the same info, then talk to a real human and give all the same info, then get ghosted and repeat

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