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by weare138 3y ago
Cannabis is like anything. It's not for everyone. Some people experience anxiety from drinking coffee. Everyone's physiology is different.
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by weare138 3y ago
That's the part I don't get. I like the concept overall but I don't see the point of having high end specs. Like it has a 13MP camera for example. How do you view color HD pics or video on an e-ink screen?
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I remember those days. Luckily modern Perl has features now to help keep you from shooting yourself in the foot.
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by weare138 3y ago
What the hell is going on in Silicon Valley? You all ok over there?
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How does that work for image generation AI? And even with LLMs the prompts are going to contain extremely limited information because the users are primarily requesting information, not providing it. AI is only as good as its models. Now th
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by weare138 3y ago
Something the article seems to overlook is why these seemingly antithetical companies are selling similar products. These are all 'white-label' products with high profit margins. Go to sites like Alibaba and you'll find count
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For Perl, you just need the core module 'bignum'. perl -Mbignum -E 'say 9999999999999999.0-9999999999999998.0'
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That was my first thought. Or maybe it's stuck in a loop downloading an update that's failing for some reason.
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If I take the New York times article and publish it verbatim, that's a problem. And that's seems to be the problem. Apparently ChatGPT was spitting out entire copies of NYT articles without attribution and falsely attributing th
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by weare138 3y ago
The 2 most popular mobile browsers are also made by those two same companies.
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High voltage DC circuit breakers are a thing already.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MegaHAL
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In 1981, a study titled “Tear Expert” conducted by Dr William Frey at the University of Minnesota claimed that crying releases endorphins, subsequently promoting feelings of happiness and wellbeing So does eating hot peppers. Maybe you ju
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If these individuals were in the US I would bet dollars to donuts Rumble would have banned them if asked by a US law enforcement or regulatory agency rather than cut off access to the US.
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Devs were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should. Our industry seems to have a problem with FOMO and leaving well enough alone. Most modern web GUI frameworks and modern software in general are
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It's gotten to the point we just need an open non-profit search engine.
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We're all trying to find the guy who did this.
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Sure. He was completely minding his own business when suddenly, out of nowhere, a judge forced him to buy Twitter for no reason. Poor guy. I hate it when that happens. That's how I got stuck owning MySpace.
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An easy solution would be integrating a code unminifier/beautifier and viewer into browsers.
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If the allegations concerning Sam are true then this could all be for damage control. It is in OpenAI's best interest that information isn't released to the public and it's in Sam's best interest to keep his mouth shut a
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They keep making boring content and using progressiveness as a cover It has nothing to do with 'progressiveness'. Wall St. ate Hollywood. All the major studios are run by investors who reduced everything to a game of metrics. Ma
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And what about users in countries with hostile governments? Your online posts get you killed in places like Saudi Arabia. The state will literally execute you. If there's a conspiracy here that's why Twitter's 'secure&#x
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That 'algorithm' is what the rest of us would call project management. Those are all just foundational aspects of project management and common sense.
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Why did it take so long? That was really annoying.
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All I know is it's pretty old. I'm from GenX and I remember hearing it when I was a kid.
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I've never understood why that idea didn't catch on.
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But like Amazon, Yahoo had developed scalable solutions in-house to run Yahoo. That was Amazon's motivation for launching AWS. They had already developed all these solutions for themselves and got the idea to monetize their infrastruct
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Yahoo could have been the next AWS if it hadn't been horribly mismanaged.
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September 11, 2023: Bloomberg reporting reveals Google instructed employees to use self-destructing chats when discussing business related to litigation. Isn't that illegal?
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Tech companies stopped making products for their users and started making products for their investors instead. It's devolved to the point tech companies don't even care about profitability anymore, only marketability to the inves

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