tonmoy

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by tonmoy 4y ago
Could they already do that using actors and sets? I doubt even the poorest dictator would lack the resources to do that currently. It’s the scammers on the other hand who would benefit with cheap ability to generate fake audio/video
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by tonmoy 4y ago
This is literally two of the three things the article talks about.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
Steel and concrete account for a large percentage of carbon emissions and we don't really have any viable technology to replace this in the near future.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
Chicken production is already super energy efficient (and probably also the cruelest). Beef typically needs more land, at least if that land can be repurposed for growing crops (to turn into biofuel)
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by tonmoy 4y ago
From Adobe's reddit post[1]: > We are developing a compensation model for Stock contributors. More info on that when we release If they can properly compensate the stock contributors based on usage then I think this is a very fair
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by tonmoy 4y ago
What economical solution do we have of breaking down plastic?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
I don’t think Khan Academy would be considered as a Texh Giant. Or are you referring to OpenAI, the creator of GPT-4?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
What if I donate you $1 for your comment?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
The database could be corrupted somehow and then any password will match. Some developer may just look at the RFC and assume random strings should fail the check, so may develop something that actually passes on random string. It’s probably
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by tonmoy 4y ago
What source do you have to show there was higher social trust and cohesion at that time?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
The title is really click baity for sure
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by tonmoy 4y ago
I don’t think Apple went on a hiring spree like the rest of the tech giants during the pandemic, but there is still time for even Apple to start cutting jobs.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
Some quick math shows that even if we harvested every single lightning strike in the US and converted it all to electricity, it will account to roughly 0.6% of all electricity generation of the US. I doubt it’ll be useful as a means of ener
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by tonmoy 4y ago
As someone who uses committee/consortium developed languages, I would like to remind the author how insane such languages can be
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by tonmoy 4y ago
Although my brain thinks any serif font document as more “legitimate”, I can’t think of any reason to use serif in a world of such high resolution screens and printers.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
While your analysis sounds good, I don’t think you mean base 10, you probably mean a “single float”?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
To me the sentence in the OP is the same as the sentence you posted (your sentence is easier to parse since I already know the meaning of correlate)
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by tonmoy 4y ago
> Can groups of people pool together money to run shared models? Then share the profit among the group of people? It’s called a company.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
What if I wanted to copy that expression and use is as part of a different expression?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
I’m not sure if the simple example is faulty, but to me it seems like this can easily be done with a classical physics system. For example a white light beam passing through a randomly oriented prism and using mirrors to either send the pur
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by tonmoy 4y ago
How do we know it is the page that copied from SO and not the other way around? If they let users flag, SEO people will figure out how to flag themselves for their benefits
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by tonmoy 4y ago
As I can’t find the book or the data it references, can someone more knowledgeable comment on the validity (and interpretation) of the data?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
If you know how to study and practice passing programming challenges are definitely significantly easier than programming for decades in multiple areas productively
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by tonmoy 4y ago
That’s not a penalty though, if the case gets thrown out it’s just non-reward.
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by tonmoy 4y ago
I don’t think GitHub will send back the matching string, just the name of the repos
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by tonmoy 4y ago
This type of nuclear fusion uses tritium, and since we can’t extract it from nature the only way to obtain it is very energy extensive. For this type of fusion to make sense producing tritium+lasers have to require less energy than the outp
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by tonmoy 4y ago
Understanding joke is one of the most difficult things someone can ask an AI to do. Even humans are unable to explain what makes a joke “funny”. The fact that ChatGPT can basically BS it’s way through an explanation is actually impressive (
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by tonmoy 4y ago
If I could find another EV with such good cruise control, I’d probably sell my Model 3
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by tonmoy 4y ago
I have no idea what you are talking about, can you elaborate please?
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by tonmoy 4y ago
The article clearly points out education being the common denominator in areas they are talking about with data. Your anecdote about attractive women earning more has less weight IMO compared to the data presented in the article

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