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underdeserver

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    Comment #49231657

    The author's alleged misdeeds aside, even before AI, there were lots of small projects that were similar to one another. I don't think that's a bad thing, or that it's necessarily …

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    Comment #49066820

    There's a huge difference between misusing their power and not having perfect understanding of what they're allowed and not allowed to do. I'm sure there are scenarios where the co…

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    Comment #49062900

    He didn't say he would be flying

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    Comment #48995170

    What do you want from him, seriously? Anyone who follows the scene knows that blogging about AI (and participating in conferences etc.) is what Simon does nowadays. There's nothing…

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    Comment #48994959

    +1. First thing I look for in a model announcement thread. I actually came across this one an hour ago and was sad there were no pelicans yet. It's a decent heuristic because the b…

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    Comment #48971244

    I'm interested in more posts about this bowling nonsense.

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    Comment #48881067

    Isn't this exact idea a theme in Asimov's books? I feel like doctors and physiology researchers have known this for some time.

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    Comment #48865992

    Turtles all the way down

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    Comment #48801338

    Easy fix: Allow donations, merge updates once donation pool is enough to pay for the maintainers' time.

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    Comment #48801336

    PC games are physical. I have my games right here on this thumb drive in my hand. If I sell it to you, and you plug it in, you can play my games.

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    Comment #48793474

    It can change, if we get to net negative emissions. Not probable but possible.

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    Comment #48748896

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48715368

    Undergraduate degrees are not vocational in any of the leading universities in any field. They are sometimes a prerequisite to vocational training, but aren't one in and of themsel…

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    Comment #48553138

    Nit - it is not completely free. You are paying for the extra power draw.

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    Comment #48537035

    My point is that it's easily vibeable for you , because you do game stuff. I don't - I did large scale web, embedded, data, and security, but no graphics or games. I wouldn't know …

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    Comment #48529690

    I don't think I could have vibe coded that. At the very least, he photographed and built models of logs and his own yard.

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    Comment #48482062

    This is a remarkably open-source friendly business model. I hope it works out similarly remarkably well for you!

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    Comment #48442209

    Eh, I don't use Lime Scooters or Waymo for the dopamine, I use them to get to where I need to go.

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    Comment #48432048

    These are dudes, likely some of them teenagers, playing Street Fighter and Tekken. Who signed up for what?

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    Comment #48424681

    Nearly impossible in some contexts, where the trade-off makes sense. There are many scenarios, especially in embedded systems, where it can happen and you want to handle it robustl…

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    Comment #48418300

    What do you mean? How did it manipulate you?

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    Comment #48418277

    It's not going to be a particularly expensive product, but a product it can be.

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    Comment #48291602

    Was this a technical role?

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    Comment #48284305

    Um, could it have been the job itself that killed your productivity and not the walks?