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811.
by tensor 3y ago
It's definitely a hard problem, but also an extremely important one as real life democracies also suffer issues like this to some extent. Obviously you'd need a bunch of rules around who could vote to prevent brigading, e.g. tenur
812.
by tensor 3y ago
I would love to see an alternative that really focuses on moderation. Perhaps something that has three flavours of subs. 1. Public: these would be democratically run forums. The users would actually be able to vote for moderators, and perha
813.
by tensor 3y ago
Personally, I think it's reasonable for a small 1-2 person shop, but if you are planning a larger company it's pretty irresponsible to build it around someone's API like this. If you can't feasibly replace a given API, t
814.
by tensor 3y ago
They didn't even need to do that. They could simply have changed the terms so that user-facing clients like apollo either need to show reddit ads, allowing no ads for users of reddit premium. They approve api users anyways, supposedly,
815.
by tensor 3y ago
Honestly, learning binary isn't something that will take any significant amount of time. This is not a tradeoff you need to make.
816.
by tensor 3y ago
I've literally had to use knowledge of binary and number representation just last month in order to implement a lower level protocol. You may not use it in your simple CRUD app jobs but it's absolutely not "some old thing peo
817.
by tensor 3y ago
I'm not necessarily looking for more things being outlawed, or less things being outlawed. Rather I'd like to see some system where subgroups can more fairly decide what gets outlawed or allowed, and mechanisms for transparency an
818.
by tensor 3y ago
In addition to the UX of Mastodon/Lemmy, I also think the moderation or lack of it is a major issue. It would be nice if this got more attention, because it's even a weak point of places like reddit. On the plus side, reddit does
819.
by tensor 3y ago
I think they're wrong. I was building a product search app using the reddit api, but with their API pricing it isn't remotely feasible financially so I shuttered it. They may see $$$$ but I suspect they'll find very few taker
820.
by tensor 3y ago
While it seems that some people feel reddit is "owed" something when its data is used by machine learning companies, the reality is that reddit themselves claims that posts are owned by users and so really they are not in any posi
821.
by tensor 3y ago
When I go to the article I get some sort of cloudlflare "check" intermediate page. Could that be interfering with indexing?
822.
by tensor 3y ago
I can't actually see a way to see for a given corporation, how much of their purchased offsets have been delivered and by what methods, so I guess it doesn't work for that.
823.
by tensor 3y ago
It takes a 30s google search to find the Wikipedia page which explains their transition to a "capped-profit" company. Irony of asking ChatGPT instead of a simple search indeed.
824.
by tensor 3y ago
Humans generally don't crash on the highway? You must live on a different planet. Every single day humans are doing absolutely batshit insane maneuvers on the highway. I can't recall a single time it's been a Tesla on autopil
825.
by tensor 3y ago
No, people have noticed that continuing training of various types in narrow domains without including samples of the original training data biases it towards the narrow domain and makes it perform more poorly on more general tasks. Don&#x27
826.
by tensor 3y ago
As far as I know Qt is legit a standard for advance UI in automotive and other industrial applications. I think it's fair to say they contributed.
827.
by tensor 3y ago
Honestly just look at their homepage: https://postgresml.org . I'm usually the first to criticize products for using buzzwords and making it very unclear what they do, but of all the AI products I've seen their homepage
828.
by tensor 3y ago
To be fair view update is a very hard problem in computer science. It's not as though it's just a lack of time to implement it.
829.
by tensor 3y ago
Or we could come back to reality and listen to the actual professionals about why the reproduction might not have worked, because of known issues in the reproduction. The only conclusion I can come to is that the comments here are exception
830.
by tensor 3y ago
I'm curious as to why the author thinks that the fltk-rs rust bindings to fltk are "practically unusable." I've been using them and while there is a definite learning curve they seem complete, stable, and performant. Als
831.
by tensor 3y ago
I don't mind paying for news, but I don't want fucking ads if I'm paying.
832.
by tensor 3y ago
Yep, same here. I never read things with these sorts of titles.
833.
by tensor 3y ago
I use YouTube infrequently and I still find it worth it. I don't at all mind paying to get rid of ads. But if there is no option to pay, and you try to force ads, I'll choose not using your service instead. An ad-based service is
834.
by tensor 3y ago
And then your site would not be indexed by any search engine. Good luck with that.
835.
by tensor 3y ago
This is especially hilarious as Shopify senior leadership has traditionally been outright against AI, and is even blatantly against making decisions based on data, and even against people with domain expertise! Even today, I don't thin
836.
by tensor 3y ago
Sadly I'm guessing this is mostly not due to logistics. Logistics is just a victim of the need to cut costs. The 20% is people across the entire company.
837.
Shopify to reduce workforce by 20 per cent and sell logistics business(ottawa.ctvnews.ca)
2 points by tensor 3y ago|2 comments
838.
by tensor 3y ago
Yes, we needed clever ideas from scientists to make them scale. In fact, we still need clever ideas to make them scale because the current architectures still have all sorts of problems with length and efficiency.
839.
by tensor 3y ago
I find the NYT to be very good at this "technically correct" sort of writing that is easily taken the wrong way. It would not have been hard for them to have included a line up front addressing that Hinton did not quit because he
840.
by tensor 3y ago
I actually think your opinion is the damaging one. Do you honestly think a world without being able to rent because we've eliminated landlords is a good one? There are many scenarios where people would far rather rent than buy. E.g. yo

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