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zeofig
3y ago
I recently experienced this firsthand searching some manpages. It lead to extreme confusion.
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zeofig
3y ago
why?
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zeofig
3y ago
The great thing about AI models is that once you train it, you can pretend the data wasn't illegal
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zeofig
3y ago
Nice video. Seems to be getting the HN commentariat predictably flustered...
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zeofig
3y ago
Yeah zuckyboy is totally a better dude than the muskrat
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zeofig
4y ago
Agreed... I'm just disturbed by how badly people want to believe
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zeofig
4y ago
Word. There is no other way it can be. Not to say these "AI"s aren't useful and impressive, but they have limitations.
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zeofig
4y ago
Spoiler: it's false
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zeofig
4y ago
Well you literally said that the article is 'less "secular humanist" and more "religious Conservative pearl-clutching,"' Perhaps that's not strictly branding the author as a religious conservative, but I m
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zeofig
4y ago
That's all very well if you're Feynman...
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zeofig
4y ago
Not that I can read this paywalled article, but the ideas that the economy is Doing Great and crypto is Dead are both wishful thinking
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zeofig
4y ago
I gave up on spam a few years ago. My gmail account which I got in the beta has 14000 unread emails in the inbox. I'm sure there are people out there with more. I used to delete/unsubscribe/report spam, but the amount just ke
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zeofig
4y ago
We need to find the maintenance axe
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zeofig
4y ago
I'm sure they will use our data more responsible than a semi-hostile foreign government...
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zeofig
4y ago
A lot of people are telling you to Deal With It. I would argue that people are way too hyped about these AI developments. It looks cool and it can generate something interesting, but can it really generate what you need? Can it make somethi
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zeofig
4y ago
Ahem... we prefer to call that "progress"
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zeofig
4y ago
It's becoming pretty common even for good content. Weird, thanks internet.
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zeofig
4y ago
We can have what, a great search engine? Maybe if you have a time machine to 2003
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zeofig
4y ago
I've already seen quite a lot
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zeofig
5y ago
No. That's a meme.
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zeofig
5y ago
Another fantastically ignorant pontification on crypto, right here on Hacker News. Whether you like crypto or not (or whether you know anything about it or not), little of what you said is relevant to the point of the article in question.
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zeofig
5y ago
Largely meaningless numbers, because energy efficiency scales inversely (loosely speaking) with network size. You can do some nice tricks to improve efficiency, but the scaling will never be good, as these networks all use the same consensu
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zeofig
5y ago
It's definitely a different game. Personally I love the changes and mostly agree with the devs. Food was for most characters a pointless mechanic once you had a basic level of game knowledge. However there are also some interesting for
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zeofig
5y ago
The tournaments kick ass. Agree that challenges make for some fun gameplay. Playing in a tournament with a random team I found really increased my enjoyment of the game.
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zeofig
5y ago
Boohoo. Maybe call the git police?
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zeofig
5y ago
Is there a Doom module for this?
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zeofig
6y ago
Yeah I've heard/seen that a lot. I know a few foreigners with great English, but they still make mistakes all the time. It must be one of the least consistent languages out there. But most languages probably have some interesting
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zeofig
6y ago
Yeah, I've witnessed this myself. The amount of money that goes into materials projects with "medical imaging" or similar supposed applications is crazy. Most of these "novel" materials are created by some process t
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zeofig
6y ago
Pretty sure any linkedin-like service will amount to that. I'd rather miss a few opportunities than worry about such nonsense.
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6y ago
I feel that ISPs are far from a free market. The regulation as it is works to ensure a monopoly or duopoly. I'm not saying a true free market is a solution, but it would be good if we stopped letting them pretend it's a "free
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