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Comment #49190844
A better one: When Jeff Dean leaves Google, Google’s value drops by $200 billion (the actual market cap drop right after the news).
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Comment #48184856
But that park was probably created as a result of a vote or other political process.
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Comment #46183114
The study you linked is for instant coffee, widely considered the least healthy form of coffee. There is no study showing filtered coffee has negative health effects for most peopl…
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Comment #46085073
Roughly how much per day do these multi-week run end up costing?
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Comment #46083298
Why would they not define what adoption rate mean? And why is “Ramp AI adoption rates” 3-4x just “AI adoption rates”?
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Comment #45680097
Mosquito-heavy regions of northern Canada are actually warmer than Iceland in summer. Iceland averages 10-15°C (50-59°F) in July, but Canada’s boreal forest regions where mosquitoe…
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Comment #42592257
So you’re telling me this clip isn’t even satire: https://youtube.com/shorts/64TNGvCoegE
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Comment #42592242
Meta keeps making more and more bafflingly horrible product decisions. Tens of billions into the Metaverse and now “let’s put gen AI into everything” even if it goes against the on…
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Comment #42358717
One of the bullets had “deny” engraved in it.
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Comment #42332656
Most consultants with more than 3 years of experience are billed at $150/hr or more
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Comment #42022980
Ok true but that boat was much much heavier and bigger. So the ratio of mast height to weight/size on the Bayesian was extreme
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Comment #42016066
People have not been making vessels with 237ft masts for thousands of years. That boat literally had one of the tallest mast ever to exist on a boat. You combine the “extreme” natu…
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Comment #41462412
Right but what if you enjoy your job and don’t want to retire?
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Comment #41169204
GPT-4 is way more powerful than GPT-4o for programming tasks.
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Comment #40939485
No it’s not, it’s a multimodal transformer model.
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Comment #40869988
What’s a 2048 clone?
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Comment #40834461
Permafrost, and prob with geological evidence it's been similar or colder climate in that region in past 50k years.
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Comment #40619156
What’s FTS?
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Comment #40616751
Sounds like a data engineer job to me
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Comment #40450082
The downdraft could actually make the plane accelerate downwards faster than free fall (even just for a second or so), hence everything unattached hitting the ceiling
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Comment #40212028
Maybe it's getting into semantics but clarity of thought does not necessarily mean accurate understanding of reality (which is usually messy and complex), so moronic people could i…
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Comment #40080282
Meta has products that are used by billions of people every week and has been extremely profitable for over 15 years, with no sign of obvious downward trend. I don't see how it can…
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Comment #39992758
https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2023/07/25/elon-musk-...
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Comment #39701925
So the whole argument/protest is based on SXSW having “ ties to weapons manufacturers supplying Israel” but they don’t provide a single source or evidence for it?
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Comment #39612282
Does it say he found him anywhere? All I see in the article are emails to him from 2016