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Kaotique
5mo ago
They will lose the individual subscribers for sure. My day job can pay up to the roof for ai access in this climate but personally I cannot.
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2y ago
I think a lot of these kinds of studies are not really about objectively studying a phenomenon but trying to prove a predetermined point. The study is designed and adjusted until it proves what it should prove. Then it's wrapped in a n
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2y ago
It is interesting, but I really dislike the way it tries to bash every other tech in the blog post, on the homepage and in the docs itself. The tone is very confident, but it will put you open to a lot of scrutiny. Instead it could really u
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2y ago
In my scouts group we used to organize a father and son police, robber and fence game in the woods at night. Robbers had to transport logs to the fence to gain points. Every player had a string round their arm and you could wrestle the play
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3y ago
It is just a delaying tactic. ASML is 5-10 years ahead in their technology so it will take a while for China to catch up. Which will grant the USA some extra time to build its own chip industry and not be dependent on two or three other cou
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3y ago
It seems trying to solve the homeless drug addiction crisis is putting the cart before the horse. Why are there so many homeless drug users in the first place? Any real solution for the problem would be to prevent people from ending up like
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3y ago
In the end it turned out that common sense has always been right. The more sick you are the easier it is to spread and detect. The tests just detect and confirm the obvious.
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3y ago
Must be a fun morning for the devs to come up with a list. Not very complete as of yet.
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3y ago
He closed the thread with a recruitment call for open positions. A company who treats their workers like garbage. No thanks.
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3y ago
Does it also stop them from polluting with the PFAS alternatives like GenX?
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3y ago
Also mentioned in the article is that this company did know that about the toxic effects of these chemicals but just ignored it or kept it secret. They know it is toxic but still choose to dump it in the river because it below the limit or
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3y ago
That is not the definition of dystopian. This could have come straight from a Black Mirror episode.
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3y ago
Sure they are somewhat transparent, but is the average person really going to read all the fine print?
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3y ago
Do you understand that OP lives in the city where the fighting is taking place? This advice is very unrealistic on several levels. Other people right pointed out to download some e-books.
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3y ago
Good luck selling that house in a company town to anyone outside the company.
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3y ago
AlphaStar or AlphaGo were trained on thousands of games and played hundreds of thousands of games to learn what works and what doesn't. This model is told the rules of the game and knows how to use the 4 basic inputs. I don't thin
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3y ago
Besides that you need to predict where the next number can and should spawn. If you don't figure out the strategy for that you will never get a decent score.
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3y ago
It is not building towards a corner which makes it super weak to random new numbers appearing in bad places.
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3y ago
2048 spawns new numbers randomly on the board. A human player uses that information to determine the best move.
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3y ago
I've tried them all. Vanilla CSS, SCSS, BEM, Bootstrap, Styled Components, different kinds of CSS in JS solutions and I still prefer Tailwind over the other methodologies and libraries because I don't have to think about abstracti
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3y ago
Looks great. I'll try it out later.
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3y ago
If you are a $190k recruiter you should not be that surprised large orgs are like this. Meta wanted to recruit people, hired a recruiter and then higher ups changed course. Shit happens. Count your blessings and coast will ya?
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3y ago
If you are writing code as if you are a prompt yourself: specs in, code out. Then yes, I would get worried. But most developers do and know much more than that. They have domain knowledge, understand the relation between different systems a
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3y ago
Standardised physical controls are one of the best things car designers have ever done. When I did not own a car I rented them on a regular basis. It is amazing that you can just step into a car that you have never driven before, flip some
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3y ago
Too bad the biggest violator also created the biggest browser.
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4y ago
Do affiliate marketing, but don't actually do it, talk about GPT-4 and rake in the investor cash. Seems to sum up the current craze perfectly.
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4y ago
How does that even happen? Don't they have salaries to pay or marketing campaigns to run, pay rent? How can he sit on a pile of money and still grow the business?
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4y ago
You can buy and sell royalty rights. Artists have sold all their rights for huge sums of quick money while the buyers hopes to earn it back over time.
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4y ago
Text books also don't have a 100% correctness.
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4y ago
I was also contacted multiple times by people who can help fill in the WBSO forms. It is not that hard to do it yourself. A recent one is the STAP budget where every citizen can get 1000,- for education and millions went to get rich quick c
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