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asdffdsa

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    Comment #35569249

    Don't trust any numbers here blindly sir. Without verification you don't know if any of them are marking $2k+

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    Comment #35295167

    The only indication we need to know about the ethics of OpenAI is the fact that it's a private for-profit company that claims the name "OpenAI", where "open" has very clear meaning…

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    Comment #34986897

    It's a private company founded by Elon Musk; what did people expect?

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    Comment #34824287

    I am willing to pay a decent markup (2x the cost)

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    Comment #34808016

    This is nothing new under the sun; Apple's been doing this for the better part of the last decade.

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    Comment #34713046

    I think this is mistaken; there was a lot of pressure in the 10s for AP classes

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    Comment #34422353

    ChatGPT is what SWEs came up with to understand literature lol

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    Comment #34416707

    Blood pressure, for one: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/03/190307081024.h...

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    Comment #33389936

    Exactly, more code isn't better

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    Comment #32072318

    Also vitamin D and testosterone production

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    Comment #31955060

    I used Flask a long time ago, and never had any complaints. It was, and still is apparently, a great framework

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    Comment #31767808

    I always figured that the reason why I make as much money as possible is so that I can pay for medical expenses when things go wrong.

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    Comment #31707623

    The one idea I don't like surrounding 10x engineers is the rhetoric by startups or companies around hiring is "we're only looking for rockstars and 10x engineers", which naturally …

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    Comment #31521828

    This is a stock grant that vests over 10 years, so averaged out it's 21 million a years. Saying that his salary is 212 million is straight misinformation

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    Comment #31483027

    The logical construction of this piece is poorly formulated. The title is “why does x happen”. The content is: I believe foo. Evidence behind why author believes foo. Here is an ar…

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    Comment #31435554

    Your body has too much plastic; off to the landfill you go!

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    Comment #31418847

    This is a bit off topic, but does the "professional sports" analogy really work for tech (e.g. software/hardware) organizations? In sports the game is always the same, and while th…

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    Comment #31380534

    If there was sufficient profit for it, I'd quit my job and take an iq test and score awfully low on it because I always do poorly on something the first time I try it (SAT test, te…

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    Comment #31194534

    Musical training helps to delineate and connect different contexts together in real time. It also requires precise hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills executed perfectly (o…

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    Comment #31111832

    nit: jazz is the melodic minor (raised 6th as well). Such a beautiful sound; and the modes allow you to get the altered scale (7th mode of melodic minor) which sounds good(?) over …

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    Comment #31111799

    That and the natural minor scale

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    Comment #31015557

    The whole point of crypto is that it was a form of currency that's unregulated, so a more accurate comparison would be "open source advocates complain when other people use their c…

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    Comment #30990345

    I'm open to discussion; what kind of journalism do you think it is, and why is it "good" or "bad"? It reads more like tabloid journalism rather than investigative/business/politica…

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    Comment #30989783

    The author seems to be writing this in bad faith with a particular predefined narrative in mind. Perhaps it's good for entertainment, but comically bad journalism.

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    Comment #30770024

    I think heuristics are much more important than knowing semantics. Someone who can memorize all the notes on a piano faster than their peer isn't necessarily going to be better at …