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luminadiffusion
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Comment #43684955
Zuck waved the white flag, settled the frivolous Trump libel lawsuit, and made several trips to kiss Trump's ring - now he is getting skewered anyhow. Deliciously ironic. “Your wor…
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Comment #41561454
Who knew that OpenAI really meant "Open for business AI"?
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Comment #34674807
This whole entire industry is a racketeering scheme. The medical industry justifies their excess profits as necessary for supporting the "free market" in "generating innovation". I…
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Comment #30823137
Physics & Mathematics - Anyone who seriously pursues these fields learns to embrace the challenges as beautiful and the struggle to unravel their nature as fulfilling. To do this, …
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Comment #25867321
This whole argument is wildly misunderstanding the problem. Andy Ngo frames this as a black & white issue - when by all reasonable measures, it is not. It’s not all free speech or …
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Comment #24725482
Wow! Brilliant idea! So simple, yet such an interesting exploration. I was just playing with the Gartner Hype Cycle AI chart when this came up. :) Is there a site for this? Or app?…
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Comment #24725038
This article missed the entire point. Here’s the problem: Free speech rights are intended to protect speech. They are not intended to protect propaganda. Nor would we want them to.…
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Comment #24233210
Uhhh... last time I checked, Assange colluded with Russia to give us Trump. Whoever nominated him, probably himself, is a deranged motherfucker. They actually think his actions res…
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Comment #24229655
You’re telling me that baby chicks are arriving dead to farmers across the Midwest. Food and medicines are spoiling from being stored in facilities that are not designed for storag…
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Comment #24181591
There are a lot of missing components here. The article makes it sound like the simple solution to increasing motivation is the glutamine to glutamate ratio. Isn’t that the result …
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Comment #24181532
These were developed and run by a company called PrizeLogic out of AZ. They had to keep costs down, so they mostly used new programmers. It is not surprising to me that this is the…
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Comment #24181513
There is one particular restaurant that has these installed. It is a very weird experience that takes some time to get used to.
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Comment #24138740
Hmmm... I think there are only a handful of nefarious uses for this technology but a plethora of real-world applications. Almost all of the nefarious uses revolve around GPS and in…
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Comment #24138700
If you don’t control your encryption keys, you don’t control your encryption. I’ve used AESCrypt for a while. Open source and no major bugs found under a third-party audit.
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Comment #23878614
There is a lesson here, brought to you by Ethos Capital.... “The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes.” - Benjamin Disraeli
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Comment #23878593
Quick! Put it back before POTUS convinces his cult to stoke the fires and purge all of the “fake liberal history” books!
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Comment #23797915
It is so easy to get bogged down in the mathematics of RNNs that new learners lose perspective of the dynamics. I love that you have flipped that around. I favor the approach of un…
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Comment #23777134
Fascinating read! I’ve been engineering software for a decade and I have come to some of these concepts intuitively, but did not know such a field existed. Thanks!
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Comment #23659675
They have linked it to the 5G Covid-19 conspiracy.
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Comment #23659669
Might also want to run it in Firefox Developer Edition and profile the page load, and JavaScript. You should be able to tell pretty quickly what component is causing the UI buggine…
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Comment #23659656
After reading the article, I’m not sure he isn’t just moving the company to Texas so he can avoid paying taxes on the business income. That move would effectively transfer the tax …
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Comment #23659639
Very cool! This is an awesome application. Notice that there is still a lot of human curation, but that is an awesome idea. Automate the interview and let the computer generate a d…
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Comment #23648884
There is absolutely nothing surprising here. I truly hope that the government is investigating unidentified flying stuff. That’s quite important.
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Comment #23648863
This worked out so well in 2007 - 2008 that we just had to try it again, huh? Why is this administration an such incredible engine for useless ideas?