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TrinaryWorksToo
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Comment #45317732
Bayesian reasoning would lead me to think that a high rate of failures means even if QA is 99.9% amazing and dev is AI 80% slop, there still will be more poor features and bugs (99…
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Comment #45218568
Depends on the person's budget!
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Comment #44966209
How do we know this isn't Survivorship Bias? Perhaps there aren't any low-severity bugs because they're all high severity?
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Comment #44341439
Apple took away DarkSky, no reason to think they wouldn't also do this to Perplexity.
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Comment #43795041
VAT vs Sales Tax is approximately the distinction is my guess.
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Comment #41533803
How would you know if you couldn't spot a hallucination?
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Comment #41481913
How about I use a mirror and a lens and fancy fiber optics to do the same thing with no computer involved?
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Comment #41453604
A live camera feed and IA's page turner exists. Would live streaming the feed work?
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Comment #41221487
> Boo-hoo Just because it didn't bother you doesn't mean it doesn't bother me. > Talk with other people then... So you have more options than I do it seems, doesn't justify being r…
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Comment #41219609
I don't control other people's topics of conversation. You're correct, they force me to notice over and over again.
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Comment #41216719
Ads. Ads are forcing me to care about the Olympics. Peer pressure forces me to watch the Olympics to know what people are talking about.
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Comment #40916391
Patents no longer go to individual people. They go to corporations. Perhaps we should ban corporations from getting patents on behalf of people.
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Comment #39787378
comparatively
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Comment #39784190
It's easy to transplant a pigney into a human. The hard part is keeping them alive afterward, especially in the long term. It seems like the event is not far enough in the past to …
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Comment #37999647
Would this be legal from under first-sale doctrine?
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Comment #37988307
It's also not so great a leap to think that supporting a country means supporting its citizens. Your interpretation is valid, I don't understand why it would need heavy moderation.…
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Comment #37958384
Odd, when I complain that my salary should be higher because of the impact the work I do makes, they don't raise my salary.
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Comment #37861893
SponsorBlock helps with this also, even when it's incorporated into the video (via muting the audio).
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Comment #37861185
You can use SponsorBlock to skip those.
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Comment #37192119
At least we have some control via elections and petitioning the government
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Comment #37106701
Look, I don't have the capacity to precisely answer your question. But if it is rare that people are failing through the cracks after taking a risk that's all the more reason to do…
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Comment #37104934
Depends on your situation. If you have family and friends maybe, but lots of people don't survive and you don't see them. Healthcare, housing, food, etc. is mostly tied to employme…
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Comment #37104903
Oh sure, like you can just do that if you're out of money. (/sarcasm) It costs money and time to get a passport, fly out, have a destination that will accept you, figure out securi…
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Comment #37104553
"Scared pussies" survive, but don't do anything. What we need is a good social safety net so people are confident that when they take a risk and fail, it doesn't mean their life en…