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by woah 4y ago
Why don't they bottle it at the mixed strength?
572.
by woah 4y ago
Could you do it by lighting a clay model with some colored lights?
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by woah 4y ago
Someone who uses an LLM as a tool to perform a useful service
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by woah 4y ago
Pretty messed up that it used to be that you'd put hard hours into running and exercising and then you could be faster than anyone else in your village, and now any asshole can just sit on a horse
575.
by woah 4y ago
Are you saying that photography is a bad thing?
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by woah 4y ago
This isn't an issue with crypto. This is a centralized exchange that has halted deposits and withdrawals through bank transfers.
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by woah 4y ago
Incredible that the boring routine movement of a paycheck is somehow exposed to someone’s questionable bond investments
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by woah 4y ago
Always knew startups were a scam. This just proves it. I can't believe these tech companies got away with it for so long before the whole house of cards came down.
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by woah 4y ago
Why would someone learn to MIG weld on an expensive industrial machine? You can get a cheap one at Home Depot for $200.
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by woah 4y ago
Can you make a list here of all the groundbreaking applications you've seen?
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by woah 4y ago
Simple. Generators run on vertically farmed biodiesel.
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by woah 4y ago
Seems like the only problem here is a dispute about the accuracy of the appraisal. With an accurate appraisal the owners could have bought a comparable property elsewhere. Come to think of it, given that the value of the appraisal is the ma
583.
by woah 4y ago
Why don’t you post your credit card statement below if you have nothing to hide since you’re not a criminal?
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by woah 4y ago
The problem was ultimately in the bridge’s design and implementation. Even though it was sold as a decentralized system it was a multisig with very few signatories. A properly designed decentralized bridge would require the compromise of ma
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by woah 4y ago
How does the performance of this version compare?
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by woah 4y ago
This is healthy for proof of stake. Exchange validators tend to be slow to upgrade software, and do not engage with the community or participate in on chain governance votes. They are not accountable to delegators because the funds that the
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by woah 4y ago
Did you get into a good college or whatever?
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by woah 4y ago
"Engineers" were originally just eccentric noblemen who liked to tinker around with engines. Kind of an awesome hobby if you think about it, combining clockwork and fire in a cool way. Hence the "eer" suffix implying tha
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by woah 4y ago
So many people on HN just debate based on the title of an article that the actual writing of the content is a superfluous waste of time
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by woah 4y ago
There are a lot of things that require an amount of processing power that the average person doesn't yet possess. This doesn't mean that they aren't interesting. 50 years ago you would have said "these computer things ar
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by woah 4y ago
> If the thing you did was less bad than the penalty for treason or revealing secrets (life in prison and/or death) then the blackmail argument falls apart. I'm no expert on spycraft or anything like that, but this sounds overl
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by woah 4y ago
> When Tesla released the video, Musk tweeted, “Tesla drives itself (no human input at all) thru urban streets to highway to streets, then finds a parking spot.” Obviously this was just extremely dry and self-deprecating satire from a ma
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by woah 4y ago
Microsoft is not training copilot on your proprietary code that you keep on your own systems, just like they are not training it on their proprietary code.
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by woah 4y ago
This is why it may be tough for startups without in-house ML expertise, proprietary weights, and the resources to continually train them to retain a moat. Innovations on the base layer seem to eat light packaging layers for breakfast. I kne
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by woah 4y ago
What a bizarrely complicated argument to try to refute the most basic law of supply and demand. Many economists have proven over and over that building more housing means that there are more places for people to live. The burden of proof is
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by woah 4y ago
This is the problem with promoting a highly illiquid and undiversified asset, bought with extreme government-backed leverage, as an ideal savings and investment strategy for people who don't know any better.
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by woah 4y ago
If all decisions were best made at the most local possible level, then we wouldn't have highways or trains, and slavery would still be legal in the South
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by woah 4y ago
I don’t get why this is always the talking point. The least streamed artists are also getting money from the listeners who only listen to the most streamed artists.
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by woah 4y ago
The backend stuff described here is relatively trivial. You could just do everything on a blockchain, at the expense of poor scalability if it actually took off and the eternal reproach of HN. The thing that is very hard to replicate is tha
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by woah 4y ago
I've cooked recipes from ChatGPT before. They worked, but were somewhat mediocre. It looks like these would too.

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