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by thruway516 2y ago
Meanwhile I can't even find this reported in any major newspaper. If MSF was making this statement about Syria or something I would think it would be newsworthy. So a fringe is protesting (in some places at high personal cost) while mo
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by thruway516 2y ago
More like filtering for only what they want to hear, and telling us the rest doesn't exist
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by thruway516 2y ago
Yes, flagging is a way for some people to express disapproval of what THEY don't like. A major organization makes a big statement about a major conflict. This is of general interest and would normally make front page headlines, even on
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by thruway516 2y ago
I literally cannot believe the phrase FINAL SOLUTION is being used here without any irony
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by thruway516 2y ago
They appear to be trying to end the cycle once and for all. And they have bullied/co-opted the rest of the world into silence or indifference.
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by thruway516 2y ago
Really? Change the conflict to a different one and it doesn't seem all that unusual or off topic by hn standards >And they have bullied/co-opted the rest of the world into silence or indifference.
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by thruway516 2y ago
Why was this flagged?
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by thruway516 2y ago
I don't follow Musk on any social media, do not engage with any of his posts, or any even mildly related posts. Yet everytime I login, there he is again at the top of my timeline usually promoting some inane conspiracy theory. Does he
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by thruway516 2y ago
Does the current version of their app run on 25% of the most popular models? This update runs a classifier on your phone. I imagine that would be no less restrictive than the barometer requirement.
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by thruway516 2y ago
The ratio of hype to substance is ridiculously out of this world. But like GP said (about AI), there's something there underneath all the hype
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by thruway516 2y ago
It's a fairly safe bet if you're trying to minimize your risk as much as possible. Sure it lacks imagination and you probably miss out on the true outliers but most Vcs are really conservative risk averse investors no matter what
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by thruway516 2y ago
I second this. I just fear the hype surrounding generative AI is leading to extreme tunnel vision and neglect of other promising tech (cough crypto) and even other areas in ML and deep learning that might actually be more fruitful for Agi.
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by thruway516 2y ago
He also founded OpenAI as a non-profit.
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by thruway516 2y ago
I always get downvoted for this, but I much prefer Quora in my search results to Reddit for this reason. Although they've abandoned it now their earlier stringent sign-up process requiring that you are a real human means you're mo
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by thruway516 2y ago
I think what they're saying is in the times of Mozart, Beethoven etc you would not have been able to survive exclusively or mainly as a composer for piano. A career like Chopin's was only possible later on when music and the arts
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by thruway516 2y ago
>The problem is that people feel morally uncomfortable arguing that it's ok to bomb government buildings (and similar actions) when your cause is just I don't think anybody has any moral quandaries about it when it is THEIR cau
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by thruway516 2y ago
What Wikipedia article are you looking at? Even the article on 'Association Football' which I assume is referring to the modern organized form of the sport that did develop in the UK has a long history section referring to the man
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by thruway516 2y ago
https://shorturl.at/BzGuM
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by thruway516 2y ago
Football/soccer is a British import likely 'invented' somewhere else
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by thruway516 2y ago
This is generally true but not entirely. The UK like most other countries is becoming more like the US (think tech tycoons, celebrities, 'influencers'). And the US has always had some pockets with similar (though less rigid) class
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by thruway516 2y ago
India would like to have a word with you.
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by thruway516 2y ago
Testing, obviously.
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by thruway516 2y ago
"Altman is no physicist. He is a serial entrepreneur, and quite clearly a talented one" Not sure the record supports that if you remove OpenAi which is a work-in-progress and supposedly not going too great at the moment. A talente
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by thruway516 2y ago
To front-end devs you all look the same
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by thruway516 2y ago
It's for python programmers who think front-end is an unavoidable evil but wish to avoid it anyway.
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by thruway516 2y ago
>100% due to them having no interest I wouldn't go that far. Nobody willingly has no interest in being fed. There are logistical and other issues with the distribution of food and ensuring it gets to who needs it the most. It&#x27
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by thruway516 2y ago
Didn't you know, according to ___ [insert favorite visionary] if you're not building an impossible moonshot you're a nothing and a nobody.
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by thruway516 2y ago
You're speaking in bland hand-wavy generalities and like I said before I'm not sure you understood the issue or even read the write-up since you're not really addressing it specifically (it's a whole lot more than '
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by thruway516 2y ago
I don't think you understood the severity or the noobiness of the error. This is a browser not a crud app or electron app. A browser is a complex system level piece of software not a hacky mvp and this kind of error shows that maybe th
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by thruway516 2y ago
>The left and the right both agree 100% on protecting Israel Sorry I call bull on this. In the first part of your comment you say 'agree 100%' and in the latter part you yourself say 'how low support has plummeted' an

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