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Comment #48792237
Make-work. Managers needing to justify their promotions with a new way of doing things. Whole teams are given a reason to stay employed. OS and device obsolescence is achieved. A w…
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Comment #48475301
This one was 1.3 billion light years away. Technically that is thousands of years ago. 1,300,000 thousands, approximately.
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Comment #48386372
How does it compare with e4b, aside from being larger?
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Comment #48385648
They could remove the word "AI" from each one of those feature titles, and the titles would be just as descriptive without them. At this point, it's just marketing noise, more dist…
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Comment #48233518
I noticed that as well. Per the docs: Several mathematical operations are provided for combining Counter objects to produce multisets (counters that have counts greater than zero).…
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Comment #48104033
If the training data is basically irrelevant, then an LLM should be able to iteratively improve the programming language it uses, resulting in a custom language optimally designed …
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Comment #48001672
There's a lot wrong with the world, but it seems not unreasonable for people to more strongly critique things 1) they feel they have some responsibility for or 2) that directly imp…
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Comment #47990969
Evidence is, generally speaking, anecdotal.
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Comment #47927905
When the final threshold image was displayed, I felt that the boundary was too far over to the left and I had a fair amount of green on the blue side. I think this would work bette…
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Comment #47741450
And regardless of whether the US government is a democracy or not, the frequent claim that it is a republic and (therefore) not a democracy is a non sequitur. It's like saying my s…
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Comment #47713228
It's not just the photos that you take going forward, but all the photos you already have stored on the device.
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Comment #47710796
Where's the dishonesty? Low engagement matters when you have to pay for it. It doesn't cost them anything to maintain an active Threads account.
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Comment #47666822
I happen to be in the middle of this book right now, so I only lightly skimmed tfa, but my copy is about Marie Quinn, not as Diehl says, Marion Wheeler. I do recall that name from …
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Comment #47647587
The problem for Microsoft is that branding only works if it's built off a solid, widespread product with a good repuation. Github Copilot might be solid but it's a niche product th…
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Comment #47537943
White straight men aren't being barred from the Olympics.
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Comment #47417741
This poem should be updated for modern sensibilities: First they came for the Communists And I was like fuck those Commies Because I was not a Communist ditto ditto ditto Then they…
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Comment #47417638
There's a couple of ways that could go down. One way is that you log in under a guest account and the guest account requires you to indicate your age. After your session is over, g…
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Comment #47271008
All this fuckery makes it hard to keep track of financial inflows and outflows, which in turn makes it easy to commit graft and corruption. Especially coupled with the forced retir…
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Comment #47269244
Naively, the more stable a piece of software is, the more likely that its failures can be attributed to hardware error.
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Comment #47200482
The scam part is the fiction perpetrated on the American public that there was a bona fide dispute with Anthropic.
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Comment #47059540
*post morgem ti൬.
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Comment #46896303
100% agree. Office and Windows were hugely successful because they did things that users (and corporations) wanted them to do. The functionality led to brand recognition and that l…
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Comment #46887053
In this case I think "valid concerns about locked down computing" is referring to the owner's use of the phone being restricted, so that they can't download applications they want …
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Comment #46655056
What is going on here? Why is everyone in this thread using 'pixels" to mean ppi? It seems unnecessarily confusing or even misleading. I mean blatantly a 6K monitor has more pixels…