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Comment #40478488
I don't have a horse in the race. I don't even know what financial statement analysis is. But it worries me that a novel reliance on these models for traditionally skilled labor jo…
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Comment #40266592
I wish our civilization made these future med tech advancements every day. Sadly only rats benefit from our greatest medical achievements from cancer cures to limb regeneration.
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Comment #40258602
i am not assessing the truthfulness, the reasonableness, the correctness, or the veracity of the claims made in the article in any way. i simply do not care because the claims are …
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Comment #40257282
getting tired of the underhanded shilling for c and procedural style programming. the people doing this still pretend they are the underdogs but their point of view is over saturat…
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Comment #40076217
i don't like people who spam "well ackkktually" and make it so entire categories of phrases need to be eliminated to appease their neurosis.
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Comment #39598636
need archive. not subscribing to this genocide instigating propaganda rag.
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Comment #39507578
Are there enough tables and documentation to train a model off of?
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Comment #39488851
Informative comments like this is the reason I go to the comment section before reading the article.
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Comment #39346902
> Also when this person says the subscript "denotes the order of the measurement" I'm trying to figure out what kind of order he's talking about. I hate that the most when reading …
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Comment #37712894
So "computer, enhance!" is now real?
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Comment #36865507
The XY comic has done irreversible damage to stackoverflow.
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Comment #36856992
They aren't magically "objective" because they used the passive voice. It's a performance.
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Comment #36856921
I disagree because it isn't possible for language to be precise on it's own syntactic merit. There is meaning and there is context and the biggest problem with research papers is t…
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Comment #36727454
Bully nations must never be allowed to successfully weaponize starvation. Giving in to sanctions is tantamount to negotiating with terrorists. A terrible precedent to set.