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by yreg 3y ago
In that case it wouldn't matter where they make it available. GDPR protects EU citizens' data everywhere, including in US.
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by yreg 3y ago
> Given that we don't understand how and why we are conscious, it is a big leap based on pure speculation to assert that > LLMs are not a path to AGI O:)
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by yreg 3y ago
>how humans have bred dogs [was unethical] This is far from being a consensus, I think.
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by yreg 3y ago
Wouldn't the soil density affect the root system?
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by yreg 3y ago
Never heard of such notation. For me ≈1180 would mean that it's not exactly 1180. But a better title would be something like “Over a thousand plant root system drawings”.
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by yreg 3y ago
Going back to the App Store Minimum Payment Threshold Table[1], it shows how highly effective Apple became at dealing with money transfers in a large part of the world. Of course, they don't need to base their threshold on worries abou
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by yreg 3y ago
It's the cost of doing business for the seller on the platform. I'm not sure what's the problem here, to be honest. Alternativelly the platform could also charge withdrawal fees, making small withdrawals pointless. Afaik this
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by yreg 3y ago
Well, because at some point the processing fees are so high it makes no sense to distribute the earnings. I don't think it's reasonable to expect to get "peanuts" paid out. Google AdSense is the same; you have to earn at
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by yreg 3y ago
And Satoshi was able to mine/buy plenty of newer bitcoins back in the early days. The decision to erase the keys from those known wallets and make sure they never make a transaction would boost the value of their remaining coins.
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by yreg 3y ago
People use Spotify because it is comfortable and provides additional features liked by users. That has always been the only way to beat piracy.
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by yreg 3y ago
The way this should work is that there can be some minimum earning threshold the seller has to achieve to be paid out by the platform. But! once the seller achieves it, they should be paid in full for all the units sold/streamed before
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by yreg 3y ago
> just because those bitcoin have never moved Satoshi might not have the keys to those earliest wallets. Perhaps they have decided that those coins should never be moved and erased the keys.
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by yreg 3y ago
I work on a design system and I'm responsible for the DateInput / DateRangeInput component. Jumping to a specific year is a bit of a painpoint for me. My component is composed of a text field that accepts dates in many formats. On
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by yreg 3y ago
Isn't that what security-updates-only is for? This particular backdoor is not shipped inside of a security patch, right?
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by yreg 3y ago
Attacking me is a poor way to phrase your fringe opinion.
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by yreg 3y ago
This is unfortunately the case for many books on human behavior. Sure, Dan Ariely comes to mind, but the field itself is very tricky. I don't think we - people used to STEM - appreciate how difficult behavioral psychology is. In STEM,
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by yreg 3y ago
It's not even about how much paid/skilled they are. The new ToS were surely a big project with tens of hours (or more) of research done for it. The redditor's lawyer just picked up a phone and offered some gut response. My la
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by yreg 3y ago
Nice, this seems very much like what I was talking about. I will keep an eye on it, thanks.
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by yreg 3y ago
And yet HN people in general don't hate on cash. The sentiment is usually against regulating cash transactions.
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by yreg 3y ago
Yeah, the game loop seams quite different, but the game looks interesting regardless. I'm putting it on my wishlist. Thanks for the recommendation.
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by yreg 3y ago
I really miss these building games that used an isometric grid. RC Tycoon, Zoo Tycoon, Sim City, TTD, … Yes, it's less realistic, but it is so pleasant to work with. Everything you build aligns perfectly and if you want, you can neatly
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by yreg 3y ago
Source on them burning tens of millions? What are they burning it on?
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by yreg 3y ago
No, my problem is that I don't believe he believes it. It is a lie.
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by yreg 3y ago
I love their product, but I was suspect of Emad ever since he said “There will be no programmers in five years.”[0] That just sounds so simplistic that I don't believe he believes it himself. [0] https://finance.yahoo.com&#x
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by yreg 3y ago
> not enough funding They have raised 110M in October.
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by yreg 3y ago
> the only reason they're not already closed up is that they're reselling all of the rented GPU quota They have raised 110M in October and they say that training a particular model costs them hundreds of thousands $ in compute
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by yreg 3y ago
That person is unable to provide us with a repo name either.
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by yreg 3y ago
I used SW Heritage to identify the repos that were used for training, since op did not post the repo names. The “different source” is supposed to be ghactions.
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by yreg 3y ago
It seems the original ones (from the mastodon post) are - https://github.com/emenel/dust - https://github.com/emenel/portfolio (based on https://archive.softwareheritage.org/browse
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by yreg 3y ago
Well, it's about the order. In vanilla Minecraft client you see height as the second coordinate out of the three.

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