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Comment #48878509
> The "Improve the model" toggle makes no difference — ON or OFF, the whole repo is uploaded the same way. Oh wow that's real bad. I'm assuming most AI shops' own harnesses do some…
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Comment #48836937
Why would having more costs and less income allow them to pass savings on to the end user?
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Comment #42945005
I see what you're saying, but listening to partisan rhetoric on both sides here does not really get you any closer to the truth here. If you were you were to look back at the polit…
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Comment #37006726
Despite tech jobs being much better than 18th century coal mining, I think it might do us some good to pick up Zola's Germinal and remind ourselves that wholly attaching one's life…
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Comment #36857139
I'm not entirely sure what point you're trying to make – things don't only exist within a spectrum of good and bad. The context of the thread was that, like modern western culture,…
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Comment #36855587
I.. don't think that's what they're doing at all. "Sexual Bolshevism" was used in a derogatory sense by the Nazis, criticizing more liberal sexual views and practices by implying i…
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Comment #28838685
Having worked in both Stockholm and San Francisco, living in the latter is definitely _far_ more expensive. My apartment in Stockholm was _much_ nicer than the one I had in San Fra…
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Comment #28659666
Are you implying that being successful and receiving subsidies are mutually exclusive? In which case the petroleum industry would like to have a word with you. Much like with healt…
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Comment #26792148
Our friendly Australian economics man made a concise video about it a couple of months ago[1]. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot4qdCs54ZE
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Comment #26423154
Is this any different from saying that neo-minimalism is "better" than neo-expressionism? Your criteria for evaluating food seems to put heavy emphasis on visuals (as you mention i…
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Comment #26422925
> (Random personal anecdote: I last visited San Francisco a long time ago, in the early 2000s, but as a Brit it seemed to me that there were hardly any Indian restaurants compared …
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Comment #15557900
As a fellow Swede, I think that's slightly disingenuous. Sure, companies can't officially force you to work overtime, but for sure there are many instances where people are encoura…