yewW0tm8

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   by yewW0tm8 1y ago

   Same with anything though? Startups, marriages, kids. All those laid off coders gambled on a career that didn’t pan out. Want more certainty in life, gonna have to get political. And even then there is no guarantee the future give a crap. S
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   by yewW0tm8 1y ago

   37% gain relative to what? What percent of generated functions were incorrect?
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   by yewW0tm8 1y ago

   Best part is this urban areas, commuting just a few miles a day. We should be doing the opposite; reducing traffic except for those with mobility issues and for utilitarian situations like deliveries and moving large objects. Everyone that
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   by yewW0tm8 1y ago

   Single function hardware machines that pass new weights and biases based upon the latest state and the prompt. Tech work will look more like a data center tech. Demand for programmer jobs will shrink to only what the hardware manufacturers