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by ugh123 2y ago
So you prefer human taxi drivers?
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by ugh123 2y ago
> currently WayMo has around 2 people per car employed in service roles Do you have a source for this? I'm curious about their operations
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by ugh123 2y ago
Both happened. People who merely "suggested" the lab could have leaked, and asked to investigate more, were being called racist.
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by ugh123 2y ago
No way in hell i'm giving access to my spreadsheet data to some rando google extension
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by ugh123 2y ago
I've seen stuff like this at several companies. It's created by HR to improve "fairness" and to help certain groups find clearer paths to promotion. But OP nails it in finding that it's often used as a "checkl
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by ugh123 2y ago
> My guess is because it’s the Smithsonian, they’re just not willing to trust an LLM’s transcription enough to put their name on it. I imagine they’re rather conservative I expect thats a common theme from companies like that, yet I don&
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by ugh123 2y ago
Right. Those are fair comparisons /s
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by ugh123 2y ago
How does one even obtain zika virus to try that? Although yet, the "case report" talks about only 1 patient
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by ugh123 2y ago
This looks like it would be really useful for bulk provisioning of boards.
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by ugh123 2y ago
This chart indicates lots of growth for OSx since at least 2009 (as their data goes back to). https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide...
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by ugh123 2y ago
Strafe while holding 'option' on Mac
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by ugh123 2y ago
Really cool once I understood what was going on, it took me a real good while to figure out what to do. I guess "Draw on the pie" didn't mean anything to me. Maybe add a short playable gif explainer showing a snowflake being
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by ugh123 2y ago
>First of all, what's with the focus on tea bags? >Second, how do "microplastics" compare to micro-everything else? Not sure I understand your criticism. I think choosing tea bags and microplastics in particular is a w
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by ugh123 2y ago
So how much is it?
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by ugh123 2y ago
> That was the best part of owning the car > And the whole part of cooking is experimenting. Both seem out of touch
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by ugh123 2y ago
> Interest in autonomous driving appears to be cooling across the board I think you mean interest in level 3 autonomous driving appears to be cooling across the board
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by ugh123 2y ago
Lately i've been avoiding all peanuts (and Kirkland's in my house) because of the saturated fat content, but i'm never sure if its that necessary.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Absolutely. Avoid any blends outside the U.S.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Because to most of the people who work there - it's a job. It's their livelihood and most people will set aside a good chunk of their morals for a paycheck which is sad.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Great game! I'm not sure what's happening when the opponent makes a move. Also not sure why i'm losing healthHP when I seemingly score points for getting a correct answer.
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by ugh123 2y ago
You're making a load of generous claims for yourself without giving your thought process: > The basic problem is that GPT generates easy poetry > were comparing to difficult human poets What's your qualitative process for me
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by ugh123 2y ago
Makes sense. Thank you
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by ugh123 2y ago
Webb uses mid-infrared to capture the image. I'm not sure if they then assign colors arbitrarily. Hubble uses visible light and I prefer this image from an artistic standpoint as it seems to capture depth better.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Are you saying just let them figure it out on their own? I prefer to give my kids opportunities in things they wouldn't otherwise have known about, or had the resources to discover. They can then decide if thats something they want to
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by ugh123 2y ago
>When was the last time you had to debug an ancient codebase without documentation or help from a team? Uh.. just about every company i've worked at in the last 20 years has had little to no documentation and the guy who last touche
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by ugh123 2y ago
What if you downloaded from a US wifi network?
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by ugh123 2y ago
Neither LAX nor the valley (san fernando valley) are covered. Still excited
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by ugh123 2y ago
Seriously. Managing these threads must feel like tax season for a CPA
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by ugh123 2y ago
>81% of recruiters admitted to posting ads for positions that were fake or already filled Ah... recruiters at it again.
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by ugh123 2y ago
>If it was as simple as eating less makes these issues go away, we would've figured that out a long long time ago. You can't get people in large enough quantities to do that reliably and for long enough as part of a study. Bes

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