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osterbit2
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Comment #40224786
Microsoft | Principal Applied Scientist Manager and Principal Applied Scientist | Redmond, WA or Mountain View, CA; NYC possible | ONSITE, REMOTE possible | https://careers.microso…
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Comment #35877221
This quote partially resolved that gap for me: > "Constitutional AI isn’t free energy; it’s not ethics module plugged back into the ethics module. It’s the intellectual-knowledge-o…
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Comment #35332904
To anyone who may be pasting code along the lines of 'convert this sql table schema into a [pydantic model|JSON Schema]' where you're pasting in the text, just ask it instead to wr…
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Comment #34961864
thanks for providing those sources, but I still think it's important to acknowledge that the claims you made are heavily disputed what you stated were your conclusions (which may o…
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Comment #34948002
I just want to point out that some of the statements in your comment seem to be presented as facts when they are actually heavily disputed. > "a cartel of traditional and social me…
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Comment #34701733
> Nobody is going to use a chat-bot if it is (a) constantly trying to sell you something or (b) going to give you biased results that are influenced by advertising spend I guess th…
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Comment #25277815
I guess it's uncomfortable to accept that all choices you make DO have some sort of opportunity cost, and I guess I am not too surprised by the backlash against this 'college kid' …
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Comment #18042762
or make the name fit: I'd like to navigate my chrome tabs in a zoomable+scrollable grid view like this
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Comment #12841807
'big reason' being apple made them?
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Comment #11715536
"Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful" (didn't dig too far into this but..) why y'all need to patent this then? Pat…
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Comment #11242817
I'm familiar with the implications of quantum computing on factorization and thus DEcryption but have heard very little about about quantum computing enabling ENcryption until the …
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Comment #11044824
there seems to be a large group of cs folks who are very out of touch with the fact that we currently are able to build computational systems that replicate regions of cortex (visu…
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