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    Comment #49225021

    Sounds like a great feature!

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    Comment #49217250

    Maybe we can have AI rewrite those programs and optimize for low ram usage

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    Comment #49216297

    The author "is the director of AI operations at a creative technology company".

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    Comment #49211255

    Part of the Obamacare mandate was forcing young men into health insurance policies when in the past they had a much higher opt out percentage.

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    Comment #49191802

    He won a nobel prize for his work on protein folding while at Google...it seems like they give him a lot of room to explore problems that aren't directly related to serving ads

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    Comment #49190211

    What record types are valid to add to that array?

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    Comment #49187148

    I always assumed Demis' ultimate secret motivation behind his work was the desire to deliver a version of Black and White that actually lived up to the hype

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    Comment #49184583

    Over a billion unique people are using chatgpt,Gemini,Claude every month. You should try asking one of them what they're doing

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    Comment #49184560

    Do those places have gangs and warlords because they have 20%+ unemployment, or do they have 20%+ unemployment because they have gangs and warlords?

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    Comment #49183784

    Here's some json: [] How do you add schema info to that?

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    Comment #49176610

    It's great to know that AI can be used for scams. Meanwhile, here I am paying for AI, and it accusing me of being either a pedophile or child abuser by asking it to change an image…

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    Comment #49163443

    The same thing happened to the native North Americans too. When the Pilgrims showed up in Massachusetts in 1620, the whole region between there and maine had been reduced in popula…

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    Comment #49159820

    How do humans "invent knowledge"? Is your argument that the answer to these questions already existed in the training set? Why didn't any human recognize that before?

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    Comment #49156626

    Say what you want about Ansel Adams but he certainly was more accomplished than a two time state champ in track

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    Comment #49156547

    That's how designing products works. There are particular use cases one designs for. My point is that by far the most common use case I'd daily driving, and very few people would b…

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    Comment #49149633

    Yes, I would blame the buyer for thinking it's important at this point. It's almost a meme response to EVs. All you need to do is an honest look at how many days a year you drive 5…

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    Comment #49138668

    I think the whole point of OPs post is that they didn't spend a bunch of time coding the apps, since a LLM did it for them with a fairly simple prompt. > I have to be out shooting …

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    Comment #49135854

    You've climbed a certain mountain, and you're strolling around the summit on flat ground. You're looking down on the people at the bottom or middle of the mountain, struggling up h…

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    Comment #49128491

    Make a 12 oz cup of coffee and put 37g of sugar in it(12 of those little sugar packets at some restaurants). You will get weird looks too.

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    Comment #49126249

    I think chess and scrabble are more popular here

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    Comment #49113919

    Yes, in fact I have an antenna and a HDHomeRun nestled in my attic to record over the air shows that I occasionally consume. But, I think it's far more common for people to have a …

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    Comment #49113596

    Maybe, but if they're a not-very-tech savvy older person buying this, they probably remember shows being free from over the air antennas and may think it is something like that.

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    Comment #49113572

    Fake ad clicks cost the advertiser money, not the ad company. Ad companies generally try to detect fake clicks, but any fake clicks that get through just earn money for the ad comp…

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    Comment #49105887

    No, because who would lend money when they would just get the same amount back later, plus the risk of not getting repaid?

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    Comment #49102310

    Can you just plug the panel into an outlet?