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Comment #46989933
yeah I think there is a way to do this elegantly. I didn't have my own device until I was 20 or so actually, and it wasn't a big problem. As a young teenager I could use the family…
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Comment #45774637
These people need be given a button to call an inference url with just text. When you realize that's all a "model" is doing its easy to understand that its not sentient.
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Comment #45696480
Actually a good article, but I'd like to point out the fact that this is like a 3x repost. Don't think you need to be on hacker news at this point.
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Comment #45250203
Really? I thought that it was kind of a ecumenist religion that included themes from many religions.
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Comment #45182141
what if everything is actually just owned by a collaborative initiative between big proton, electron and neutron ;)
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Comment #45054465
I don't think many people realize what a historical aberation 20th century China was.
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Comment #43721810
no one really knows
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Comment #43376888
they make the mistake of paying for it unlike those who know what to do https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/030916/buffe...
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Comment #42307226
probably Russia or China (though they might be more than virtual) More likely Iran tbh
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Comment #42266798
Isn't gambling usually illegal for minors?
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Comment #42019594
Have you ever considered the possibility of supernaturally guided evolution. Always seemed like an interesting possibility to me. So God creates an incredibly beautiful concept tha…
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Comment #42019249
yeah the transiency thing is huge. I think a big part of that is young people moving away from their home city for university and then for a job. It really breaks up the social fab…
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Comment #41971470
I've noticed rural communities tend to have more extended family and larger families which helps a lot. Besides less different types of work.
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Comment #41872350
so cool to see this on here, I'm from rural southern Ontario and I feel like I always have to explain it to anyone from the city or 'not from these parts'
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Comment #41786817
In public, yeah people probably wouldn't care about french speakers, but in a shared environment I definitely would prefer they speak English. My brother use to have to tell his Du…
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Comment #41720939
could have been high budget dystopian at least!
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Comment #41720901
you might say the domain expert expects the coputer to also already be a domain expert
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Comment #41127227
fwiw I'm an entrepreneur/business owner far from the software business, and I've be asked a few times for a business card so I'm going to get one just to have it handy.
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Comment #40727908
that might be gone but in my experience - and I live on a farm in the developed world - while some tasks are handled by professionals on serious operations, its pretty common for f…
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Comment #40542368
As a fellow Canadian I gotta agree on this one.
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Comment #38926742
there are projects that you can use to index discord servers, unfortunately a lot of communities just don't use them.
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Comment #37822980
I'm not sure if the concern is really blatant disinformation ( which as you point out is easier to smell test ) or if its really more of the thought that the Chinese have a cambrid…