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jfarina
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Comment #48227750
It's awkwardly phrased and doesn't really say what it intends to (though, the meaning is obvious after reading it a second or third time). As for it being imprecise, it doesn't tal…
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Comment #46125217
WHile this is cool, I can't imagine that this provides a universal fit. It seems like they did a lot to tailor it to their dog.
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Comment #46048256
Maybe because poor diet has been linked to alzheimers?
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Comment #46047094
More complicated than when? You used to have kids because you needed more hands to work the farm and a good number of them died young.
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Comment #45608777
Why are you asking them to cite something for that statement? Are you questioning whether it's the foundation for intelligence or whether LLMS understand goals and consequences?
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Comment #45266138
That's not relevant to the comment you replied to.
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Comment #43969203
What strategy is that?
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Comment #43709871
Seriously. Can I copyright 34 * 712 * 9.2 * pi? I didn't think you could.
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Comment #43681530
They're abolished as long as you can afford the lawyers to fight an underfunded government agency indefinitely.
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Comment #43640017
If they can perform well without reviewing the material, that's a problem with either the performance measure or the material. And not watching lectures is not the same as not revi…
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Comment #43558435
Can you rebrand a species? Drinking vomitoria sounds less than appetizing.
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Comment #43511499
Is that what a corporate lawyer would say?
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Comment #43414975
I disagree that attackers aren't sophisticated enough to use modified tools. There are entire work campuses dedicated to committing fraud. There's also state sponsored subterfuge. …
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Comment #42868844
They outlined the methodology. They didn't publish their code or the training set.
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Comment #41531051
Boeing. It's literally the post.
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Comment #41203134
It does if you work in data science/machine learning.
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Comment #39716853
IDK. I think sometimes people lean into the idiosyncrasies of their own ADHD. I have ADHD, but I get sucked into writing code because it lets me focus in a way that dishes and laun…
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Comment #37985400
I don't know about that. Even with a company like Google, 12 years is a long time. What if the responsible attorney retired? I've never worked in a legal setting, but I could imagi…
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Comment #36073769
It sounds like it can expedite the interpretation of the APIs documentation.
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Comment #35787329
Calling the internet private and anonymous is wishful thinking. Data is constantly owned, bought and sold.
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Comment #35692508
Vacation payouts shouldn't be relevant. They are earned while working, so they are compensation from the period when you worked. Unless, of course, you are trying to collect during…
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Comment #35015577
Where did you find a laptop with a fifteen foot screen?
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Comment #35002583
How could you ever interview anywhere if you couldn't provide details of the projects that you worked on?
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Comment #32278903
Can you work in a paired setting?
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Comment #30766745
That doesn't seem unreasonable in any way shape or form. If they're capable of launching the platform in every language, they're capable of moderating it in every language.