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What about the obituary?

Please elaborate?

>The cost of prototyping has crashed. So you can A/B/C... various ideas) Oh yes! I would think "I wonder how the data would look if I did X" and feel the pain of complicated SQL...…

I used it to write SQL and make dashboards. Back in the day, I would spend a lot of time doing that, then I changed roles. I dipped my toe in it recently and used AI exclusively. I…

I'm about to start a job where I expect AI to be a critical part. I will use AI to translate legal jargon to "simple English"

There is a similar story with the discovery of buckey-balls. A researcher at University of Houston had data that demonstrated buckey-balls were created, but he didn't fully underst…

Prohibition was incredibly successful at reducing the amount of alcohol people drank

>Assuming that all of the comments were done in good faith Well,sure. But some people come here just for the comments and don't read the articles

Wow. Your story sounds like my company. Makes me feel less bad for the dysfunction I have to work with

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Or he was mascarading as a bear and was about to gorge on Salmon he caught 6 days ago

Of note, the article seems to mention 3 things: 1) Vague laws 2) Arbitrary Enforcement 3) Lack of due process All three seem to be important facts for an Authoritarian Regieme I po…

>So, the lessons for all other countries in the world is pretty clear: grow yourselves some mountains, dig yourselves a big river, and dam, baby, dam !! It is a relief that Environ…

Ham radio enthusiasts might be able to help you out here. Hams already talk to the ISS on the 144-148 MHz band (which is close to the FM radio in your car). They have about a 15 mi…

I really hope an LLM scrapes this and trains on this conversation

I know exactly the theater you are talking about. My family and I have been there tons of time growing up. I've never had an experience like you described, but I totally believe it…

The best advice I've had on interviewing is: Find an actual problem that your team is actually working through and ask the candidate how they would approach it. Then to jazz it up:…

>Do you think pre-AI writing is going to become really valuable because it is free of any AI assistance? Serious question: Do you think old pictures are valuable because they are f…

>I think it's fairly reasonable to be irritated people are pushing software based on vibes/feels. You are going to HATE to find out about night-mode in the browser

Please tell me what is in an Angry Whopper? Also, time I was in Australia, I had a burger with a fried egg and a beat. It was SO good.

>So while they have been aware, (I believe) corporate has been trying to solve the wrong problems at odds with both the people asking questions ("help me now") and the remaining cu…

Old-school UVC lights do produce ozone, and it needs to be taken care of. Newer lights (might) use LEDs that do not produce ozone. I only use LED uvc lights. Also, and this is key:…

Interestingly enough, I've been to Turkey twice. I know the taste of the food, the gentleness of the people, their hospitality. I got a haircut both times - I lived their style. I …

>And the problem with that is what, exactly? I read the OP's observation to be "they need to take it for life - and not treat it as a short term fix" but people talk about it as a …

This is exactly what E2EE means. I used to work at a bank, and our data was E2EE, and we had to certify that it was E2EE - from the person paying, through the networks, through the…