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1980phipsi

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    Comment #48002658

    How much time do the doctors spend to diagnose versus o1?

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    Comment #47998520

    And at the same time the car companies want to move away from Apple CarPlay, which for any of its fault is a substantially better UI than we can expect the legacy carmakers to prod…

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    Comment #47996619

    The deterioration in the Windows and Office experience is astounding.

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    Comment #47874834

    I took calculus in high school and college, and I don't think any of my instructors explained the intuition as well. So sleep-deprived or not, it's a great one!

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    Comment #47808909

    A write-up on the D language blog on the recently accepted DIP that enhances tuple unpacking.

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    Comment #47351794

    You can deposit checks via the app pretty easily.

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    Comment #47249092

    I attach a copy of the file and then provide a network location for where it is located. Makes it easy for people to just open up a simple copy to look at it and they know where to…

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    Comment #47139456

    It's packaging an existing product differently than a fully new product. Would still require either new machines or adapting existing machines for it.

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    Comment #46959236

    My thinking is that the company creating the game would train the AI in advance (like a generative adversarial network), not that any kind of training would happen on the users' co…

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    Comment #46919995

    I would love to see someone use modern machine learning techniques to make a kick ass Civ AI.

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    Comment #46895832

    This sounds like Berkson’s paradox.

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    Comment #46782724

    The lack of people in them was the thing about going to one that always felt weird to me.

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    Comment #46774541

    I was able to install the D language compiler DMD by providing a .deb file. https://chatgpt.com/share/69781bb5-cf90-800c-8549-c845259c33...

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    Comment #46766322

    At the end of the day, the goal is to make a product that people find useful. How that ends up happening is almost completely irrelevant to the people actually using the product.

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    Comment #46634102

    How is this for an ordering: Good human written docs > AI written docs > no docs > bad human written docs

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    Comment #46604566

    Any idea why swapping didn't pan out for Tesla? My understanding is they are doing that in China.

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    Comment #46531620

    > Anyone familiar with basic economics is pulling their hair out reading this, because there's one extremely obvious way to lower the price of building new housing: Reducing or eli…

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    Comment #46515822

    Yeah, I don't mind paying for something, but they broke a bunch of stuff last year and it's still not fixed. That's what annoys me about plex.

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    Comment #46512138

    > Game publishers have already publicly floated the idea of not selling their games but charging per hour. Imagine how that impact Call of Duty or GTA. MMORPGs have had monthly sub…

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    Comment #46501415

    I think it's reasonable to argue something like, "some IP protection is good, but too much is bad, and we probably have too much right now." It would be impossible to calibrate the…

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    Comment #46500172

    >> A few billionaires might have additional vacation homes, but they are not going to consume a million homes, much less 10 million. > Sumner is somehow unfamiliar with the concept…

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    Comment #46071246

    Let w be the vector of weights and S be the comformable matrix of covariances. The portfolio variance is given by w’Sw. So just minimize that with whatever constraints you want. If…

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    Comment #46070381

    > It is also important to note that, until recently, the GenAI industry’s focus has largely been on training workloads. In training workloads, CUDA is very important, but when it c…

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    Comment #46070188

    Aka vertical integration.