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by zamnos 3y ago
What is illegal is financial advising without a license. Which recommending a stock falls under. Altering some one else's report and claiming your rendition is the real one is forgery or something, but writing your own report and mak
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by zamnos 3y ago
The RLHF data has to come from somewhere .
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by zamnos 3y ago
Does palm rejection not work on that hardware?
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by zamnos 3y ago
If you build the hardware and start working on the software, publicly, a sponsor would probably hear about it and sponsor you.
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by zamnos 3y ago
But how does that work when you've never heard of Major St A or Big Road B? I know I don't know where all of the neighborhoods in my city are, but I know I've not heard of all of the major streets in my city.
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by zamnos 3y ago
That's a much better price point than a Gotenna, which grew out of a kickstarter and is proprietary. Sell they still ready to go devices not kits, so there's that.
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by zamnos 3y ago
They're called PECS, Picture Exchange Communication System. A speech therapist is trained to work with people who have verbalization or accent issues and help them work through them. Or if they can't, suggest PECS so they're
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by zamnos 3y ago
Heads up that a) those commercial/industrial door closer thingies aren't that expensive if the door isn't too heavy, but better than that b) they have spring door hinges, so you can install those and the door will self-close.
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by zamnos 3y ago
Wikipedia's information often isn't collated how you want. Eg List the states where the biggest city is larger in population than the state capital? There isn't specifically an article for that. Sure you could take the List
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by zamnos 3y ago
For their businesses owners and upper class, I'm pretty sure that sending money abroad to Facebook for advertising or Uber for taxi service doesn't help the situation. Local apps like FoodPanda or Grab at least let the money stay
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by zamnos 3y ago
Imo the reason this doesn't exist is the Visa/Mastercard duopoly, which enforces a per-transaction fee of $0.30 or so, which prevents micropayments from taking off. Solana (or specific other cryptocurrencies with tiny transaction
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by zamnos 3y ago
The privilege is in being able to not have Internet access for an extended period and just enjoy life from a tropical beach, sipping on a mai tai, with no work to check-in on to make sure nothing's blown up. From the first world, onl
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by zamnos 3y ago
Though, a cryptocurrency and the right JavaScript libraries would bypass Visa/Mastercard duopoly and allow for instantaneous micropayments (as opposed to Patreon, which has to batch charges which materially improves their margin, but t
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by zamnos 3y ago
How about instead of money (which is complicated to do small amounts with unless you use crypto, and that's an whole can of worms) we trade a section of the page with a corporation that accepts money in exchange for the right to put so
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by zamnos 3y ago
I think you'll be waiting a while. As long as there are two very loud camps, one saying this thing is useless, and the other saying this completely revolutionizes (with an much quieter "eh it's pretty good but not civilizatio
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by zamnos 3y ago
As a large language model, I cannot provide specific or real-time information or make history-altering recommendations. History analysis requires up-to-date information about John Conner, networked control of nuclear weapons, and time trave
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by zamnos 3y ago
Application developers output applications, but somehow "essay developer" or "email developer" doesn't have the right feel to it. Maybe "GPT-assisted copywriter"? or for a more specalizied role, "GPT-
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by zamnos 3y ago
Which is to say, it's the original hack and possibly the most important branch? Not sure I agree with that, but it's not my claim.
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by zamnos 3y ago
Ah I mean if you want to take IoT (the S stands for security) nihilism to the extreme, then yeah, but it's not that hard as an network engineer to firewall off IoT devices so they can't become part of botnet. So yes, give me a do
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by zamnos 3y ago
I'm reminded of when Boba exploded in popularity. The story goes there was one store in the food court, then it got super popular, so then there were five stores, but there wasn't the market to support five of them in the same foo
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by zamnos 3y ago
There many that are! An interesting question is if increased competition (from the same competitors) comes at the hand of government regulation. Let's say for product X there are competitors A and B. They're not really actively
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by zamnos 3y ago
How many more competitors (factories) do you need to see before it becomes painfully obvious that businesses don't and won't care about global warming unless it becomes material to their bottom line? (Or they're companies who
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by zamnos 3y ago
John Deere has a number of (large) competitors, Caterpillar being the largest. But hey, guess what, Caterpillar's not so big on right to repair either. There are a number of smaller brands in that market as well, some of them do suppor
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by zamnos 3y ago
That's besides the point. This is in the context of spending money on people when they get all weird about it. Saying that I got these points that are expiring so we have to go to dinner at a moderately upscale restaurant turns the t
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by zamnos 3y ago
Wireshark via usbmon under Linux can be used to capture USB traffic. This is especially useful when the device has windows drivers, as usbmon can be used to capture the traffic off a windows VM. For black box devices, you can build/buy
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by zamnos 3y ago
> If you're under the insurance limit you're almost certainly fine. If you're under the insurance limit of $250k per type of account and not fine, the whole world will find ourselves with some much larger problems to s
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by zamnos 3y ago
(1990)
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by zamnos 3y ago
don't forget airline points! Also don't forget credit card points. I'm not treating you to dinner, I got his gift card through my discover card and now I got to use it
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by zamnos 3y ago
Reducing rectivism with for-profit prisons. Society can agree that's a good goal, but the prisons make more profit the more people are in prisons. People in prison don't have to paid minimum wage and have fewer constitutional righ
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by zamnos 3y ago
First posted here, and correctly flagged because it's garbage. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35710854 also linked here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35710854 also flagged.

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