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Comment #38348372
Ilya posted this on Twitter: "I deeply regret my participation in the board's actions. I never intended to harm OpenAI. I love everything we've built together and I will do everyth…
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Comment #37189532
Judging by the response I've seen the only thing he's lighting on fire is all the trust he's built up.
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Comment #29268933
They don't. Not anymore anyway. Any sexual content gets filtered and sent to AI Dungeon's own model.
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Comment #28695445
Iridium already offers a positioning service with its satellites. https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0YE1HZ
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Comment #28073806
He was in Fiji.
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Comment #26357306
Interestingly Go will give you a negative 0 if you use strconv.ParseFloat("-0.0", 64) but I can't see any way to get -0.0 from a number literal.
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Comment #26172692
I'm kind of impressed at the mental gymnastics needed to make journalists wanting to hear what powerful people are talking about in a semi-public place into the stasi.
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Comment #24369020
According one of their videos[1] by the time the water has boiled away the reactor will be cool enough that it can be air cooled. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h--FAVoAQvk
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Comment #24007286
So this is just a very roundabout way of subsidizing Australian news media without having to call it that.
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Comment #23118384
Presumably he means they would've happened in the same time period otherwise it's a meaningless statement. On a long enough timescale everyone who died of Covid would've died anywa…
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Comment #22983061
Doesn't the KRACK vulnerability undermine the idea that formally verified equals perfectly secure?
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Comment #22657612
New York state has been increasing testing pretty rapidly. A few days ago they were at 10,000 a day.
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Comment #21487747
They'll just stop distributing versions through the Mac App store and the Mac App store will become even more irrelevant.
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Comment #21151797
I'm fairly certain it was World of Warcraft. Also my AT&T router's UI does this, which probably explains why it's so slow.