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stdgy

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    Comment #48735210

    "Listen folks, it's no big deal if you can't afford rent or to purchase a house. Ignore my vacation homes in Aspen, Jackson Hole and Nantucket. Just think about how much better you…

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    Comment #48610206

    I think the question we need to be asking, in order to measure success, is whether export controls on China have encouraged China to invest more money than they would have otherwis…

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    Comment #47187227

    The government is faaaaaaaaaaaar too invested in Azure and AWS for Microsoft or Amazon to give even half a shit. The DOD has no where else to go and the companies know it. They'll …

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    Comment #47186949

    Well, you see, that's completely different. Nvidia agreed to give them money!

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    Comment #47186932

    At least we'll have hyper sexualized child soldiers to look forward to in our upcoming xAI powered civil war!

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    Comment #47186506

    I'm sure Alex Karp and Palantir are already charging into the breach, promising to deliver things they don't have the capability to deliver! (Otherwise known as just another day fo…

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    Comment #40014219

    The point I'm trying to make is that this thing we're calling a 'VUI' is shit. There's no reason speech has to be this boring one dimensional thing. It's like the people that desig…

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    Comment #40009262

    Not sure I agree on the core problems. The core problem is that these systems are just so incorrect in fundamental ways that they're effectively useless. Imagine a buddy of yours t…

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    Comment #38329522

    My best guess is they turn off the commercial operations that are costing them the most money (And that they didn't want Sam to push in the first place) and pump up the prices on t…

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    Comment #38329015

    You need to remember that most people on this site subscribe to the ideology that growth is the only thing that matters. They're Michael Douglas 'greed is good' type of people wrap…

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    Comment #35977243

    I was able to visit this place last year, it was great! I spent all day wandering around and playing. I would have stayed even longer if they weren't closing, hah.

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    Comment #35375888

    I'm afraid I don't have a lot to add to this conversation but I have to say I just love Tailscale. I don't often run across software that feels so right and when I do it's a great …

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    Comment #34780214

    The examples in the article seem to be making the point that even when the AI cites the correct context (ie: financial reports) it still produces completely hallucinated informatio…

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    Comment #34719561

    They look different because they ARE different. One was shot on film and the other was shot digital and then they used Filmbox to apply the film effect. It's two different pieces o…

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    Comment #33672923

    That's only for a particular variant.

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    Comment #31466067

    Great analogy, and it's what I think about every time I hop on Netflix. The old Netflix was an absolute gold mine. There was sooooo much good content and almost none of it was thei…

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    Comment #31318891

    I guess the question is: What's the alternative to defining models? Just passing around DB cursors directly or maybe pulling the results out of a cursor and storing them in a dynam…

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    Comment #31184946

    The rules nurses have to deal with around things as asinine as taking PTO are AMAZING. They’re required to put in PTO requests months in advance and the hospital can and will say “…

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    Comment #30287154

    Could they house their data in a separate company that was founded in Ireland and is not an Alphabet subsidiary to get around this?

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    Comment #30011957

    This might be my favorite story of the year. So many weird twists and turns. It has to be some kind of money laundering operation, right?

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    Comment #28487721

    Powershell is so weird to me. It never does what I expect it to do but it’s also full of powerful features. When looked at as a programming/scripting language it feels totally insa…

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    Comment #27764429

    Good points! I'm certainly in favor of time-shifting demand to meet supply to maximally utilize renewables. Let's grab as much of this low hanging as we can. I just thought the fra…

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    Comment #27758089

    Am I the only one that find this article incredibly confusing? It starts off talking about wanting to move energy production to renewable sources. Great, I'm with you so far. A maj…

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    Comment #27390948

    To play devil's advocate, how much money did this breach actually cost the pipeline? A few million bucks? That's probably a rounding error on their quarterly report. Heck, it might…

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    Comment #27390891

    How do you get countries to cooperate that have no incentive to cooperate? Cyber warfare, whether ransomware or espionage, is largely asymmetric. Why would these other countries wa…