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thrwaway55
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10mo ago
Why would you write in cursive? If you care about WPM key board toasts it. If you care about handwritten your receiver cares they got your letter at all not that it's cursive or not. Cursive is an outdated skill for when it was the fas
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10mo ago
This hints at the authors misunderstanding. Customers don't care about good code. As an expert you are paid to cut corners intelligently. Customers want cheap and good enough.
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11mo ago
All it does is open second order businesses faking the authenticity
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11mo ago
Anyone else get confused on this thinking it was a legacy OSX version. The title should include super computer to clarify.As one interpretation implies some code golf.
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11mo ago
That doesn't come across in the sites scoring at all however and I wish it did. Using Arknights an an example it has a power creep as 5/10 despite being possible to clear current endgame with only 4* operators, which are essential
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11mo ago
I agree that is what it would take to get a high score on their site but I think it's an unrealistic expectation to suggest that the developer should be on the hook indefinitely for content. Each card game set is functionally a new gam
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11mo ago
Burry was underwater on that trade though and likely did it to avoid some paperwork revealing positions. He folded because he can't time it, if he was confident he was right he wouldn't have folded and we'd have another movie
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11mo ago
This site feels like this it's made by people that misunderstand games and genres and can't stand the concept of live service games which surprise takes money to run. Saw one where powercreep is considered unhealthy ...if you pla
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11mo ago
Uhhhhhhhh who do you think builds those tools to enforce the things legal stamps. Delete all docs we aren't legally required to retain on topic Y before we get formally subpoena'd. We expect it to be on XXX based on our contact.
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1y ago
I can sadly imagine a business model where you call no one and just move onto the next grift with the speed.
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1y ago
How long does a single thread take to do an attempt? How long do two threads take? I don't want to assume people reading this forum are children.
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1y ago
I feel the main difference is cars can't compress time in the way an array of computers can. I could win this competition with an infinitely parallel array of random characters typed by infinite monkeys on infinite typewriters instantl
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1y ago
I missed this part in the Bible. I'll admit it's tactless, but as a presumably European in your other comment what have I sacrileged against God? You asked an economical question it's hard to make economical decisions with re
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1y ago
Replace employee with exec. An employee may need a job and can be coerced for reasons they don't control.
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1y ago
Try to participate in any government...went to a town hall in a US city and both the company I worked for and unions were having people hold spots in line for FIFO comments body swapping for 'natural' opinion people. Media didn&#x
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1y ago
I just want to confirm this, you believe that when OpenAI and their agents post copyright material that they did not pay for verbatim it is breaking the law?
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1y ago
Ok so if I publish under a license saying I don't allow for it to be used for AI do you believe they respect it? What word would you use to describe this violation? Go ahead throw up a robots.txt, throw up a license. You will be able t
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1y ago
Can you provide counter examples? I've legitimately never had a refund refused within the terms they outlined.
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1y ago
This is honestly tighter then you might think accounting for inflation. A 2000 1$ is 1.87$ today. 2005 seems like they should be doing a lot better since it's 1.65$ but it's not nearly as gangbusters as this comes across.
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1y ago
So what happens if I feed an LLM my worthless notes? Author seems like he's living in the past with his conclusion.
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1y ago
This is an issue of comp no? I'd delete my team if it made sense given the chance because we are all share holders as well.
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1y ago
Are we even at that in large problem space games like go? Alpha go lost to amateurs making a really big wall that took too many steps to calculate until it was hand patched by humans. Perfect Plagiarism is a hell of a handicap
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1y ago
Do you hypothese that they see more wrong examples then right? Why is there concern about model collapse if they are reasoning and can sort it out, why does the data even need to be scrubbed before training? How many r's really are in
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1y ago
Agents that can receive and make phone calls end to end and perform real world actions (I use Simple AI to not have to talk to airlines or make food orders etc, it works well most of the time Isn't this more a problem created by them d
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1y ago
Isn't this already the case but you can replace traditional news with personal investigation? What is another layer of indirection? I recall going to a townhall vote on some legislation a company I was employed with at the time wanted