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    Comment #47401748

    Reminds me of this wild story: https://www.si.com/betting/2023/09/15/fake-indian-cricket-le... Basically, a fake "Cricket league" was setup up in rural India, complete with online …

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    Comment #47389504

    Better source: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/technology/tech-bo...

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    Comment #47373506

    I concur. We were in the market for a new car. I went to Audi to test drive their A4; and it was OK. The sales guy sat in the passenger seat, yakking away. Next we went to the Tesl…

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    Comment #47314833

    How is some random ex-Uber-engineer's self-written story "journalism" in any shape or form?

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    Comment #47314808

    > I was fired for following HR’s own verbal instructions. This is why, even when there are verbal instructions, politely request that they give you something in writing; you know, …

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    Comment #47312659

    Most of this is just speculation until the Kuwaiti pilot is identified. If it turns out he is a Shia muslim, then it'll open up a new dimension on this event. History buffs may rem…

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    Comment #47251193

    I got an offer out of the blue for a consulting gig in ML, offering USD 400/hr in China. Assuming this was legit (the offeror seemed legit), it looks like China is also throwing a …

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    Comment #47250740

    Except when one of the criteria for promos is "demonstrates complexity". Then you results do matter, but you don't have the "complexity" box checked.

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    Comment #47250703

    FAANGs are notorious for promoting complexity, and the results are there for all to see. One thing engineers can do to fight this, and I think it's mentioned in the article, is to …

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    Comment #47225728

    I still have my Pixel3. I use it without a SIM for random stuff, and miss the small form factor. It is half the thickness of a Pixel 10, my current phone!

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    Comment #47185073

    I was being polite... :-D

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    Comment #47182473

    Seems like a thinly-veiled recruiting ad...

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    Comment #47182460

    Don't forget quantization..

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    Comment #47173665

    Local county races and dog catcher races do not matter. What matters is who occupies 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. That is the only race that counts.

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    Comment #47173562

    It's addressed to Hegseth, who insists on calling it that. If they had called it DoD, then that would have been another finger in his eye.

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    Comment #47173530

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47173306

    For your example videos that you made with Cardboard: can you also put up the raw material that went into those videos? Just looking at the output doesn't tell me anything. :thanks…

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    Comment #47154994

    I misread the title as "The Missuses of the University" and thought this might be the next iteration on the "Real Housewives" franchise: "Real Housewives of the University". Sorry,…

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    Comment #47132898

    Solution: just add "no yapping" to the prompt.

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    Comment #47130844

    Not a huge fan of @sama, but he is quoted as saying: this is the worst these models will every be! Puts all criticism in a new perspective.

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    Comment #47090169

    What if you use a film camera?

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    Comment #47077290

    I understand. But isn't it a sign of "smarts" that one can generalize from analoguous tasks?

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    Comment #47077076

    Some people are suggesting that this might actually be in the training set. Since I can't rule that out, I tried a different version of the question, with an elephant instead of a …

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    Comment #47076733

    It got the car wash question perfectly: You are definitely going to have to drive it there—unless you want to put it in neutral and push! While 200 feet is a very short and easy wa…