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by zo1 3y ago
Bingo, you have the answer. Now do the same suggestion for security cameras in homes for domestic violence, bathrooms for rape, politician's and judges offices for bribery, offices of government clerks, etc. You'll realize people
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by zo1 3y ago
Perhaps if you have some way of shooting a message his way to let him know about the many good folks here that are nostalgic about it? Thanks again for doing this btw!
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by zo1 3y ago
That is a matter of opinion, and in all the comparison images, I think the AI upscaled one always looks better.
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by zo1 3y ago
No idea of the specifics. But a good heuristic to go off of is to assume that no they won't pay out if they can find anything that is remotely plausible to have been the cause or contributing factor.
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by zo1 3y ago
Can't second this enough. I have a Sunsynk inverter here in South Africa where we deal with multiple-daily grid outages. So the priority is always set (based on time of day) to keep the batteries charged "just in case". If So
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by zo1 3y ago
If you ask me, it's the natural "immune system" taking it's course to a drastic change to it's host body (society). There is a lot of momentum, jobs, money, insurance, loans, real-estate, etc all tied up in all-thin
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by zo1 3y ago
It's not normal usage at all, as it's missing the main "thing" that is the flagship. Flagship What?? Imagine it applying to any other thing to see what we mean. Google's flagship? Samsung's flagship? Apple&#x27
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by zo1 3y ago
Sorry, did plenty of "distributed" tracing back in the day and this is just not the case. I can't help but feel like you're after-the-fact rationalizing as if you need this for diagnosing anything "distributed"
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by zo1 3y ago
Fair valid points. But to me I think a lot of the story is "hidden" in the actual value those dollar amounts hold, specifically in America. There's a common theme atm about people not being able to afford homes as an example.
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by zo1 3y ago
I live in a badly-maintained, "3rd world" country, and since we got office 365 maybe a half decade ago (probably more) it's been down once, for one afternoon. And that was due to what looks like an undersea cable sabotage. Wh
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by zo1 3y ago
Not sure what angle you're going with. If you want to say there that there is more than one rotten problem at the core of society, go for it. I'd be the first to agree with you. This is not black and white reasoning. Each problem
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by zo1 3y ago
And I've fixed a few systems by properly engineering their schema on the database level. Every single system I've encountered that had issues with scaling, performance, tech debt, etc have all been due to badly denormalized (and b
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by zo1 3y ago
Obviously you can say I'm biased but I think they're increasing.
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by zo1 3y ago
From the other side, people like me, see your odd dismissive behaviour in the same light. This bridge and hundreds of other things going wrong throughout the world atm are all symptoms of some sort of rotten problem, and I honestly don&#x27
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by zo1 3y ago
I honestly think the stats are being twisted and a lot of crime goes un-reported, hence the appearance of crime going down. As much as I hate the media and their constant call-to-outrage, some aspect of what they're now doing is trying
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by zo1 3y ago
And still people randomly get assaulted in a supposedly 1st world leading city. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/women-report-assault-incidents-... The reason I post this is because I read it this morning and it's the
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by zo1 3y ago
Depends on who you ask really, and what side of the aisle they're on. Personally, I think at the core what started it, is the movement away from meritocracy. Other "things" took priority, and everyone on the ground was left t
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by zo1 3y ago
Case studies are all around us in different forms. The example closest to me is the country I live in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Africa It's been slowly cannibalized and is barely running on Inertia left
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by zo1 3y ago
Not sure if you've noticed, but all websites are like this now. Heck, we don't even have side layouts. It's all optimized for mobile now.
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by zo1 3y ago
And also the people with a head-full of "pubes". People and cultures adapt.
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by zo1 3y ago
The news is not able to keep maintaining the level of outrage at the war. They don't even try in a lot of cases because I think deep down people don't care. That doesn't mean people don't care about the people though. Hu
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by zo1 3y ago
I re-read my post just now, and I may have worded it funny with the use of the word "catered", but I did mean it in a blanket sense as it applies to needs and worries. So for their needs, they're not being met with reasonable
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by zo1 3y ago
You say that as a bad thing, others see it as a good thing. Like with everything, we eventually revert to a happy and "flowing" medium. People being unhappy means their needs and worries were not being catered.
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by zo1 3y ago
Unless I'm missing something, isn't that "bots" convincing humans that they're human?
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by zo1 3y ago
Only if you have multiple images of the same areas so that you can extract actual position. And there is no guarantee that multiple pictures of the same model have the same detail, much less in a manner that can be triangulated with accurac
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by zo1 3y ago
Not OP. But I theorize that almost every single ill plaguing society on a large level ATM can be traced back to a specific government action or refusal by the government to act. Homelessness? Check. Drunk driving fatalities? Check. Domestic
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by zo1 3y ago
It's not taking them away...yet. That's the point, the conspiracy theorists among us see what's coming down the road and not what's in front of us.
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by zo1 3y ago
Just want to point out that people already "take a financial hit" in the form of taxes. I don't agree with it, but we pay taxes for a reason. So the answer may not lie in asking for "more", but rather in doing &quot
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by zo1 3y ago
I use the API + playground which is essentially the chat interface. The API charges per-token and is then cheap. Unless you're a heavy user, it's tough to get to even a few dollars. Just don't use GPT4 and paste oodles of tex
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by zo1 3y ago
Don't know what others think, but to me that's just corporate gobbly-gook word-salad that's simultaneously true, untrue, and unverifiable all at the same time. They might as well say something like "we're forming sy

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