zeven7

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by zeven7 3y ago
I'd have assumed there'd be something more going on in iMessage, like each device has a private key that needs to sign the messages, and Apple can ban any private keys that leak -- but in theory couldn't they even be prevente
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by zeven7 3y ago
Your point may be valid, but your example is bad. Placing $5 million bets on roulette is hardly the kind of behavior we should want to encourage.
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by zeven7 3y ago
As someone who was thinking about the absolute value of complex numbers at that age, I wish I had played more soccer.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Your assertion seems at odds with the account of the unique stacking problem researchers gave to GPT-4[1] [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/chatgpt-open-ai-balancing-ta...
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by zeven7 3y ago
Also could it explain why the board failed to provide a proper justification for the firing?
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by zeven7 3y ago
Satya Nadella said they would make sure there would be "no more surprises". (Sad day for popcorn sales.)
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by zeven7 3y ago
Why would the board be silent if that was the case?
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by zeven7 3y ago
What options are left other than Adam D'Angelo orchestrated the downfall of a competitor to Poe?
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by zeven7 3y ago
Makes it more possible the ouster was led by the Poe guy, and this has little to do with actual ideological differences, and more to do with him taking out a competitor from the inside.
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by zeven7 3y ago
My guess is it’s hard to say exactly who has the power and where the power comes from. I bet Sam and his side don’t have any direct power, but their power in the negotiation comes from other sources, like the ability of more Sam loyalists t
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by zeven7 3y ago
The speculation I've read online is that he may have also been paid in profit sharing units.
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by zeven7 3y ago
True, but they also have a lot of sway over what other engines do
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by zeven7 3y ago
They could just patch Chrome to make "updating video element props trigger DOM updates".
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by zeven7 3y ago
He’s not the only one. But at least 4 top people have already left because of him leaving. He can clearly take people with him. That’s the comment you’re responding to. His power isn’t him alone. It’s everyone he brings with him.
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by zeven7 3y ago
And now Sam is free to start another company which is incentivized by profit, giving him the ability to easily gobble up the part of the talent at OpenAI that was hoping for that.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Google themselves said there was no moat. Sam and whoever he recruits can do this again with funding. And that part should be easy. The closest thing OpenAI has to a moat was an inspirational public face. Now that they got rid of that, what
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by zeven7 3y ago
Move 37 from AlphaGo is very interesting. I was watching the game live and was stunned to see it. It is the kind of move you might see from people who have just barely learned the rules of the game and learned about a "shoulder hit&quo
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by zeven7 3y ago
> than if you don’t If by “don’t” you mean “do the opposite” then I agree. The third option is “don’t follow the rule blindly but think about the situation”, and for that case it depends entirely on the person and how well they think.
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by zeven7 3y ago
The odd difference here is people supposedly do this knowing they can’t win their money back (which is shocking to me). I assume the argument is they’re paying for entertainment.
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by zeven7 3y ago
> it reminds me of a choice like “do i host my website on a Windows Server, or a Linux box” at a time when both of these things are new. Oof, you reminded me of when I chose to use Flow and then TypeScript won.
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by zeven7 3y ago
I expected something nicer looking. This looks like the kind of place I would normally expect to be a good place to take kids.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Not sure what parent was talking about. You are correct. This is Harvest’s responsibility, not Microsoft’s.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Yeah I used to occasionally debug and test some things by writing manual HTTP requests over telnet, and it is something I’ve noticed new devs often just don’t get how approachable HTTP/1.1 is. Even if they have worked with headers and
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by zeven7 3y ago
Same. I asked to make a minor revision to my contract at a 400 person company (related to a noncompete clause that was probably unenforceable anyway - I didn't even ask it be removed, just asked that the industry it applied to be speci
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by zeven7 3y ago
I haven't owned an Apple device in 10 years, but I think they're talking about iCloud.
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by zeven7 3y ago
I don't like Dell as a company, but I've owned XPS laptops for years and haven't been able to find something I like better. The only real problem I have with it seems to be a Windows problem that other laptops also have (mode
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by zeven7 3y ago
I'll throw the provider in the mix that I'm happy with: numberbarn.com They make it easy to search for phone numbers you might be interested in and either park or forward them.
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by zeven7 3y ago
Look at the sibling comment. In 2013 it wasn't painted clearly. I imagine now that it's painted clearly, this hydrant is no longer raking in the same amount of fines.
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by zeven7 3y ago
I'll allow it. Downvote removed
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by zeven7 3y ago
There's a lot of lies in tweets. The point was: he's been disparaging OpenAI. It doesn't matter how much he donated or if he donated.

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