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by yladiz 3y ago
Just posting these links, some of which have no comments, is a bit much and not actually helpful. It would be better to do a little more curation and choose the most active ones.
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by yladiz 3y ago
Not exactly. It did exist, and creators can see the actual count, but otherwise the dislike count isn’t sent by the API anymore. What’s actually going on is those browser plugins are recording the number of dislikes themselves and inferring
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by yladiz 3y ago
> This is just like, my opinion, man but I think titles are just food for our egos. Yes, but that doesn’t mean that we should ignore the importance of what the title signifies. Titles may not be so important to you, but they are to other
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by yladiz 3y ago
What is “it” exactly? What does the ECB require, for example? There were a few things listed so it’s not clear what you mean here.
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Tell HN: Happy Mother’s Day
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by yladiz 3y ago
Right, in this case what does the OP mean by POST? The HTTP call, or something else that’s with the same acronym or spelling?
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by yladiz 3y ago
Yeah, so then it depends on what determines if the first is indistinguishable from the second. Is this a Blade Runner situation, or something different?
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by yladiz 3y ago
I'm more in the former camp, and I would agree that if the computer passed this theoretical test, it could be considered thinking. We would also need to define what it means to think, since it's an ambiguous term; thinking could m
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by yladiz 3y ago
But how would you define fake and real thinking? One done by a human and a machine?
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by yladiz 3y ago
You’re implying it’s thinking about the questions, and it’s not. This is the point: there’s no way GPT has theory of mind because it doesn’t think. It can mimic well but it’s not thinking.
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by yladiz 3y ago
I haven’t read the paper but let’s be honest, current GPT style AI does not “think” in the way we think of humans thinking, and so it’s much more likely it’s “faking till it’s making it” and there were enough resources in its training model
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by yladiz 3y ago
Where did you go in Saigon where you got such a high fee (or a fee in general for not having coffee)? I’m genuinely curious as in my experience, even at really touristy specialty coffee places the coffee based drinks were no more than 80k,
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by yladiz 4y ago
It’ll be hard for SMIC to do too many crazy things without being able to get ASML machines, though.
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by yladiz 4y ago
I would say “can cause” performance issues, but I wouldn’t say React is one of the primary reasons for poor performance. You can get very far with little optimization in React, so I am skeptical that the way React works fundamentally causes
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by yladiz 4y ago
This isn’t the reason prices are higher. Even if Germany was using nuclear for most electricity, there’s a ton of gas being used in the industry and in homes (like for heating). Using non-nuclear power surely makes things a little more expe
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by yladiz 4y ago
Do you think it’s solely because of React?
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by yladiz 4y ago
What if it’s a replicant kind of situation though?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Please cite if you have some sources to back this up, in particular the solvency of the welfare system across multiple European countries and the projected demographics over the next decades. I’m skeptical it’s as anywhere close to as bad a
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by yladiz 4y ago
Even for tech I’m skeptical of this, and so please cite if you have data to back it up. What are you considering part of what you get in, for example, Germany with taxes, but paid for out of pocket in the US?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Too many American city centers aren’t really set up for non-car usage, so even if cars went away, people would need to walk pretty big distances to get to where they’re going. Modern American cities need to be fundamentally redesigned to su
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by yladiz 4y ago
For the US, yes, but some countries are more strict and do require some rating before a game is able to be legally sold, for example in Austria and France.
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by yladiz 4y ago
While it’s true you should in theory expose to the right, it’s realistically a little riskier unless your environment is well controlled or you’re willing to potentially clip some highlights. So for landscapes that you spend a while composi
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by yladiz 4y ago
I doubt it's the end of tech growth long term but one of the main reasons that these companies are laying people off isn't that they need to (even if some departments are overstaffed), it's that the market is demanding it and
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by yladiz 4y ago
> Employers in at will states can fire you for any reason Which is an employer in every state except Montana. And let's not pretend that employees who are wrongly fired are willing/able to fight a long legal battle to prove the
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by yladiz 4y ago
Sorry, but I can't believe you've just compared discrimination against someone going into a restaurant due to their race to Hitler/the Holocaust. Like, c'mon. What's that rule that every argument on the Internet eve
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by yladiz 4y ago
1. If you're going to make a veiled, or maybe not so veiled, slight on someone, at least get their name right. 2. What's the point of your post? That she personally vehemently dislikes Musk and is telling the journalists to write
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by yladiz 4y ago
Jeez. Why did you write it like that? The title is from the article (minus, "report says") and the way you've written your comment is unnecessarily inflammatory.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Thanks, taking that reply at face value means I'm wrong that it was only about money. It is still a pretty shitty thing to do at the 11th hour, there are many better ways Couchbase could have approached this.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Are you suggesting it’s any other reason than Couchbase didn’t want to pay for the sponsorship anymore? Is there a statement from Couchbase about this? If not I’ll err on the side of trusting the conference over them and effectively blame t
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by yladiz 4y ago
Can you support saying why it's an anti-pattern rather than just saying something inflammatory?

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