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itsthecourier
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About itsthecourier
All the opinions presented here are indeed the opinion of my employer
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Comment #49162498
A thought experiment of how would an ethical system would look like if it was developed by AI. So what happens if an AI goes up to Sinai and comes back with its own idea of what's …
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Comment #49115202
his not yet is actually: couldn't workaround Capt has and turnstile, gave him a really small timeframe so it got desperate because it was enough time to test hypothesis and tractio…
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Comment #49015668
* BRIN indexes are great for append only with an incremental value (a 50MB instead of 100GB index in timeseries data in my case) * If your disks are ssd and scsi in different volum…
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Comment #48929894
your honor, openai means nothing, just ask elon
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Comment #48874684
about the use of ANY, that's perfect for tracking changes on an audit table per field
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Comment #48866533
yeah, I think what makes this post different was that AI did it. hopefully science will advance faster in the next decades with AI researchers helping
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Comment #48728358
seems they charge almost usd2 per KB now. oh well.
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Comment #48728325
I have used iridium before, IIRC I paid 1 usd per KB, PER KILOBYTE (!!!), to track some stratospheric globes we launched in like 2014
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Comment #48679399
may you please tell us how much effort goes into each type of task in those months? where else do you think these techniques be applied?
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Comment #48584327
wanted sovereignty, bought a Blackwell for usd12k, discovered a billing issue in some customer and explains that will cover the card I don't follow how it supports the decision of …
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Comment #48570941
storing data over years takes money, so charging for it I can understand but charging and knowing you don't have any data for this user is a big NO NO
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Comment #48541372
for the love of the game, very refreshing good ol' coding
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Comment #48535606
bro, what an anchor to the past that framework is
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Comment #48528409
my length is a valid data point for the sake of science
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Comment #48428441
how much docs did you need to supply?
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Comment #48428434
bro, I learned a lot, I did it step by step and discussed everything with Claude, then used the knowledge to build an emulator at work for a rtos machine (WIP)
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Comment #48424968
some weeks ago I made a Gameboy emulator from zero in rust and then exported it to wasm https://holy-lake-f6df.sdreyesg.workers.dev/ took me 3 hours with Opus. Opus knew the whole …
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Comment #48419063
"but open immigration policies also carry risks. New waves of migrants will be ethnically different, less educated, and sometimes unskilled…It will gradually dawn on governments th…
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Comment #48419021
after being flagged and down voted for mentioning Lee Kuan Yew views on Multiculturalism, I reiterate my comment with a direct quote to keep ynews truthful and not polarized toward…
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Comment #48411214
gonna ask the same... do far it's has been manually choosing what's useful in each command for the agents?
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Comment #48411077
Duke study showing all white jury's was 16% more harsh https://today.duke.edu/2012/04/jurystudy
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Comment #48411058
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Comment #48411048
Trump is testing the limits of USA democracy every day, just from the top of my mind: top lieutenants worth 5%+ ownership in Thether holding company, Ivanka's husband with the Saud…