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We will know soon enough if this replicates since Huggingface is working on replicating it. To know that this would work requires insanely deep technical knowledge about state of the art computing, and the top leadership of the PRC does not
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As with all other tools you should expect there to be some learning curve. When desktop top publishing became a thing, professionals had to adjust their ways of working but if you stuck with glue and knives you were out of a job. LLMs are a
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Despite being pissed off with the previous comment, I don’t generally think about Trump if I can avoid it. So I don’t know his specific policies here. I do know those of Elon Musk.
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Not OP, but yes, immensely. Two different galaxies. The Paris Agreement is a joke; it has done nothing. It's just a bunch of big-ass politicians and a few celebrities bloviating about not solving the problem. Look, I'm not disputi
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People die when they take drugs all the time, whether brought online or not. But the war on some drugs are a failure, but also impossible to change due to stupid people, so Silk Road and crypto was a means to work around this, while lowerin
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The supreme court also said you don't have a right to control your own body a few years ago. They have been political (and thus unreliable) for years.
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That isn't just Facebook. It's literally everyone. This is an entrepreneur site. Why are there no one trying to replicate the algorithm? Seriously? If there is one thing a free society and free enterprise should do, it should be c
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In that case, what exactly would happen? Specifically, go into details. Here's what would happen: Nothing. People already think America is a terrible country to live in. Sure, certain interest groups would be preferred, probably Palest
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I would. 10 years ago, no. Today? An audiofile is really easy to make with or even just a couple people in a studio.
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As a European I have to ask is this really the way you want to go? Because we could make nearly the same argument for banning Facebook.
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I don't have an account, but how about this: I don't want the government to ban websites or apps in general, and certainly not for who owns them. The internet was supposed to be a global thing, where it didn't matter who you
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A few gigs? It is (or was) cheaper to signup for 365 than by the same storage in dropbox. It is cheaper to get that package than get Zoom.
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Thats where the custom software comes in - you can program a robot to move in a pattern through setting it or through sending coordinates to it (I have done that as part of a job). You could have software that converts the instructions for
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I imagine the wizardry is an industrial robot and some custom software
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It is an extreme case of realism. I have no issue deeming you evil for performing human sacrifice even though several religions throughout history have done this. By the measure, you propose no one could be considered evil if they were a ps
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-p exposes the port from the container on a specific port on the host machine. -P does the same, but for all ports listed as exposed in the container. If you just run a container, it will expose zero ports, regardless of any config made in
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Onlyfans market is stupid people who don't know that you can get porn for free on the internet. Usually, more intense than most of the models on Onlyfans are willing to do.
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That can certainly be the case, although usually I find that athletes are not the kind of people who should be considered inspirational. But on the other hand, if you were to go watch a launch from SpaceX, You will find that there's al
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You're entirely correct. However, most people on Hacker News are also making decent money on the side with their main job. This is not the case for most Olympians, because even for sports that are not attracting large amounts of visito
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To run Docker, you need to be an admin or in the Docker group, which warns you that it is equivalent to having sudo rights, AKA be an admin. As for it not being explicitly permitted, no ports are exposed by default. You must provide the doc
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You wouldn't read a book and teach others its lessons without a derived license, would you?
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Yeah I don't believe the will run ads on the API.
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Or you could buy a slightly less insanely expensive model, split the savings in two, and get many many years of credits on OpenAI.
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That's a great strategy in normal times. But in this case, you are in a technology race that would be considered essential for the national security of both the US and China. Which means that whomever each state picks as their champion
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The website does not say that the pro version is exempt from ads, and yeah, I am Not Happy about that.
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That would be fine, and it's a good observation, but checking out the Perplexity website, I don't see an exception for the pro version, which means right now I'm paying $20/month to get what is now unreliable search with
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You need to not store it for more than a few minutes - otherwise people can use it as a host by sharing the account
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So, VSCode has remote development, which any nerd would instantly think: "oh, that just means it copies files transparently", but it doesn't. It actually runs the code, including plugins you download from the internet. All yo
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I am not interested in a different Bond. The entire point of Bond is that he is a male fantasy. There is no need to make a different Bond. Entertainment is full of brooding losers - thats not what the fans want.
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It is an even more generic problem than that since it also applies to bureaucracy and by extension the government. While I agree with you on the basic issue of monopolies, I think the biggest monopoly problem is the U.S. government. It&#x27

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