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Eufrat

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    Comment #49228028

    You are trying to launder responsibility for a clickbait title to a computer program. Then you try to shift the topic to the public good you are providing. I don’t think it’s wrong…

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    Comment #49052619

    Clickbait marketing is infuriating.

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    Comment #49016612

    Replace AI with in-development security system and does this play worse or better? An in-development security system escaped its sandbox and gained access to the network it was on …

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    Comment #48986172

    I guess that works, it is always difficult to capture the cultural and linguistic melancholy of such poetry.

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    Comment #48974490

    Are these AI-driven data centers actually getting built? I was reading about Kevin O’Leary’s initial proposal for his Utah data center and it’s just preposterous, it’s inconceivabl…

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    Comment #48789912

    I get that and I can see an argument that they didn’t really put it as stable, but I suspect the reason it is not the stable version right now is from the massive pushback as other…

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    Comment #48789258

    The real problem is they explained nothing and just caused a lot of mistrust. The lead developer at Bun working on this project does post here from time to time and I have never se…

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    Comment #48789227

    Some people, myself included, think that announcing a conversion from Rust to Zig as an experiment then jumping to putting it in the alpha train for public testing/consumption with…

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    Comment #48788939

    IMHO, this is an actual good use of what sounds like a person guiding a model to do a mass conversion. Although, I wish the porting docs were a little wordsmithed by a human, the A…

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    Comment #48750649

    I think you’re conflating detection with interpretation.

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    Comment #48742516

    What is the value of saying this when ChatGPT was released in 2022? There’s no way there’s enough data to make any meaningful extrapolation about anything.

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    Comment #48726675

    > It's something computers will be able to do strictly better. I don’t think there’s any evidence that’s true.

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    Comment #48715045

    > Why should we not expect a computer vision model to outperform humans on reading medical images? Humans can identify. A computer vision model can return a statistical value. Both…

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    Comment #48713184

    I feel like the promise of these models is to help people make more informed decisions. Improving the knowledge economy and general understanding. The problem is these are just sta…

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    Comment #48710300

    Some of this is just the nature of American culture. Acceptance/rejection of federal authority is often irrational and leads to this patchwork. For instance, replace this statement…

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    Comment #48704503

    The policy of the United States is currently a roulette wheel suffering from dementia that believes that Siri is a Norwegian supermodel they can use to seed the future Herrenrasse.…

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    Comment #48683259

    This laissez-faire logic is insane, but I think it is telling that a lot of folks here seem to have this mindset and makes me empathize with increasingly nihilistic people.

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    Comment #48682767

    People argue for less regulations until they are the ones eating crow.

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    Comment #48682761

    Let’s not even talk about the feature. Copying the entire visual design itself with superficial tweaks is pretty brazen and, frankly, incredibly lazy.

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    Comment #48641365

    I am agreeing with you, sorry if that wasn’t clear. I was just expressing frustration that a lot of people seem to think this is imposing some kind of undue burden on them when I’v…

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    Comment #48641346

    Textualism is a scam wrapped in academic regalia. It is implausible on its face and arguing that “we only have the text to go off of” sounds nice and is demonstrably not how the la…

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    Comment #48641203

    Oak Park. Home to Frank Lloyd Wright’s original studio/home and multiple works designed by him? Birthplace and hometown of Ernest Hemingway? A municipality comparable to Berkeley, …

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    Comment #48615516

    I still really don’t understand what is so entitled about asking for a level of base empathy and care from maintainers. People now yell at you that their only obligation is whateve…

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    Comment #48565778

    We have no idea what these terms mean and Ed Zitron specifically points out there is no explanation for what they mean in the reviewed documents. Given that, no, this question is s…