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Comment #49251339
Because modern LLMs are capable. Even if they make a mistake by appealing you can clear it up and convince it why there actually is an argument than it being able to be resolved by…
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Comment #49251259
If search engine competitors were really eating Google's lunch then ad impressions would go down.
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Comment #49251242
It would be beneficial for the author to look at the revenue for Google Search. Revenue is still growing.
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Comment #49248123
And itadakimasu is general too. That doesn't mean there aren't contexts where it is likely to be said in relation to the process of eating food from others.
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Comment #49247227
There's also a word you say when food is brought to you, ありがとうございます.
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Comment #49246597
The law is already a stochastic system and it's designed to eventually receive a result that is correct most of the time. It doesn't try to be 100% correct. Not having it be 100% c…
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Comment #49240996
>If you could build the thing they wanted to build it would fix the slop problem It sounds like a reason to try and build it than a reason to not build it.
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Comment #49240985
AI would review the appeal so that only things which require human decision receive human attention.
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Comment #49239077
Doesn't that problem benefit from having automatic bug triage that can avoid fast tracking these bad reports?
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Comment #49239069
That's the point of an adblocker. Web pages have ads, but with the extension they aren't there.
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Comment #49238911
>MV3 is severely limited in what it can do. Yet, I never see ads since ad blockers still have enough power to block ads.
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Comment #49238837
If you get rejected you can appeal the part the AI rejected the same as if you get rejected by a judge.
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Comment #49238791
I'm surprised someone could get upset at AI triaging of bugs which would save everyone time.
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Comment #49234798
Well to me it's written in a way that suggests that users had no need for searching through their documents to find information. User's have had this need before vector search was …
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Comment #49234162
>a new problem emerged: how do you store and search all that information efficiently? This is no way a new problem. The idea that embeddings or even search didn't exist until LLMs …
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Comment #49228800
It's possible for Ubuntu too. Dell sells Ubuntu laptops to Illinois.
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Comment #49228748
They sell the OS to Illinois residents.
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Comment #49225435
I want AI to progress to a point where it can fix these static sites who fall over due to how inefficient they are.
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Comment #49224324
The author's primary misunderstanding in my opinion is that time consuming is being conflated with hard. >If coding is easy, how come programmers were in high demand, and have dema…
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Comment #49219382
Honestly, I expected better social engineering. People begging to have their garbage code merged or unrelated people commenting is not new and makes me trust such people little.
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Comment #49218038
The purpose is not to care for its people either. It's purpose is to govern.
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Comment #49215514
The purpose of a government is not to raise the most tax money possible.
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Comment #49215326
Enough liquid = $1. That is not insurmountable barrier. It's 25% of the price of a single burger at McDonald's.
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Comment #49213625
Giving tax cuts to public companies allows anyone to invest in them and benefit from that. Also just because someone benefits, that doesn't mean that other people have to suffer.
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Comment #49212914
This website refers to browsers as browsers. Just because a header in the underlying protocol is named a certain way, that doesn't necessarily reflect what the humans intend. https…