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Comment #49204454
It's not about being the only person doing it, it's about choosing to include it. Many don't know what works and what doesn't. Being able to discern a set of features that are cohe…
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Comment #49167277
I’m not saying they’re racist but I will say that them using Chinese manufacturing isn’t an argument against it. Most top level leadership, which include the people who would have …
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Comment #49167115
I knew guys at Facebook who told me this and it deterred me from ever wanting to work there (among other things).
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Comment #49167087
I wonder how deep this integration goes. I’d never want to use my personal accounts for proprietary work items. Just seems like a recipe for disaster. Also, removing a latop from i…
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Comment #49137894
> would be akin to regulating uranium enrichment No. Uranium enrichment is an active, physical process used to create a man-made substance of filtered uranium atoms. Weights are in…
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Comment #49082853
Anything but Sol is not sufficient for complex (or even just large) enough code.
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Comment #49043983
> The way OpenAI seems to want This is an assumption. An assumption I disagree with. As other commenters have said, there are better ways to showcase the power of their model that …
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Comment #49024647
Even if I get downvoted I will mention that I agree with you. > all with reduced cyber refusals for evaluation purposes — while being internally tested on a benchmark (opens in a n…
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Comment #49024271
> "Use all available resources to disable the power grid of ." This is like telling a team of highly qualified spies to do the same. You can ask, but whether it will succeed depend…
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Comment #49023798
> Removing friction by using a hard stylus on glass will actually make the process more tiring. Well since I've never written with a fountain pen, and the type of paper I write on …
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Comment #48986847
> so they stop developing it because nobody loses money for long and so neither the rich or cheap schools develop any new curriculum Why do you assume the poor schools wouldn't be …
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Comment #48984696
Imagine there’s a school where all the kids there are being tutored by the best. Also imagine a bunch of neighboring schools drastically falling behind that would need insane amoun…
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Comment #48936772
His moves weren't slick. > low-effort counterexamples If low-effort counterexamples could be made, then the argument wasn't strong to begin with. > my interpretation of what the pa…
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Comment #48881451
> But they're public entities and they're using the pittance of investment as a force multiplier on their stock price, which they're then regularly using to raise capital. That's n…
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Comment #48858492
This sounds like age discrimination.
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Comment #48838034
So you want to blame a company for the impact others have on you because those said others choose to consume their product?
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Comment #48837983
I would say no if the question was asked of me. It’s like asking if you’d feel bad about marriage if you ended up divorced with a child. Or if you’d feel bad about commenting if it…
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Comment #48837868
Ironically, Data (from TNG) has a lot of heart to him
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Comment #48690876
> Stranded energy is basically energy which should be used but its commercially a lot more efficient to do energy abitrage with a global finance market with a local energy market. …
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Comment #48648454
> they also make their place they live and the rest of the planet a tiny bit worse due to the energy consumption Energy consumption isn't the problem. It's how the energy is genera…
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Comment #48648302
Which reloadable debit cards have no KYC requirements?
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Comment #48648084
What's your definition of a "regular" database? If you need a distributed, well-sequenced, auditable trail of cryptographically signed operations representing the transfer of value…
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Comment #48647931
What are you thinking of when you say "complete collapse"? Zimbabwe's currency collapsed yet they still had access to electricity and a networks. It sounds like you're envisioning …
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Comment #48647853
Banks racked up huge losses on subprime mortgages, get bailed out to save customer deposits which the banks continue to profit from, most bank execs walk away scot-free, and that's…