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1mo ago
> [T]he nation’s first, fully consolidated city-county government. This feels really tortured. Their argument is that they can say this because “Metropolitan government is a consolidation of two governments rather than the county taking
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2mo ago
We can only speculate, but it would not be surprising if someone was hunting for a reason to get rid of them and thought this was a good excuse. Personally, I don’t think this is a good excuse and while we don’t have all the facts, it sou
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4mo ago
You need to think about this more creatively. What we are talking about is entirely based on this one term in the announcement: run-rate revenue. This is a meaningless term just like how “clinically proven” for vitamins is a way for the com
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4mo ago
Personally, I’m just exhausted. They are not obligated to be truthful here, so the entire thing is interpreted based on vibes. If you are an AI booster, this is proof that the demand is there; if you aren’t, you’re baffled at where these nu
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4mo ago
The amount of caveats and vibes that this article is powered by could run New York City for a decade.
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5mo ago
This is a sincerely dishonest take to try and avoid responsibility for participating in something deeply unethical and scammy. If this were about evidence in a criminal trial, I would start opining about a poisoned tree. The sad thing is th
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5mo ago
> he took the money and refused to stay bribed so the coin tanked. I don’t think he refuse to stay bribed. I think he did what was asked and they executed a rug pull. He is extraordinarily honest and flippant about it. [0] > And with
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5mo ago
I’m not sure I find the testimony of a Bain & Company AI consultant ( https://www.bain.com/our-team/eric-koziol/ ) to be compelling for anything outside of generating fees.
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5mo ago
He was also effectively paid $300,000 to facilitate a cryptocurrency rug pull on Gas Town, bowing out after the rug pull because Gas Town required his “full attention”. [0] Everything he says now is suspect. [0] https://steve-yeg
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5mo ago
> Although Claude Opus models largely recycle puns which can be found online, Mythos Preview comes up with decent and seemingly novel ones, often relating to its preferred technical and philosophical topics. Yes, the system card mentions
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6mo ago
> In the new design system, windows now have a softer, more generous corner radius, which varies based on the style of window. Windows with toolbars now use a larger radius, which is designed to wrap concentrically around the glass toolb
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6mo ago
> At the moment it is a mysterious, occasionally fickle, tool - but if you provide the correct feedback mechanisms and provide small tweaks and context at idiosyncrasies, it's possible to get agents to reliably build very complex. T
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6mo ago
Sorta? The data being written to the disk is the same in CAV or CLV disks, but the player just needs to know how to spin the disk at the right speed so that the laser can read the pits/lands correctly. It is purely a detail about the s
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7mo ago
It is really quite something how many people that have earned credibility designing well-loved tools seem to be true believers in the AI codswallop.
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7mo ago
> nonzero risk of unfair judgement from a computer I feel like this is really poor take on what justice really is. The law itself can be unjust. Empowering a seemingly “unbiased” machine with biased data or even just assuming that justic
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8mo ago
I think you’re correct that they’re good at just ripping the band-aid off, but the details seem off. AFAIK, Apple has always had a license with ARM and a very unique one since they were one of the initial investors when it was spun out fr
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8mo ago
It’s really notable that post-Trump Scott Adams is the only one who is speaking truth to you here.
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8mo ago
He has been proven to be an extremely unreliably narrator on multiple occasions and is prone to changing his story. I think he has always had such inclinations, but other folks kept him restrained and I’m not sure what happened there in the
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9mo ago
What is the approach here? LLM generated; human validated?
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9mo ago
Aptos has been the default font for Microsoft Word since 2023.
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1y ago
The early history of AI/cybernetics seems poorly documented. There are a few books, some articles and some oral histories about what was going on with McCulloch and Pitts. It makes one wonder what might have been with a lot of things.
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1y ago
Based on the paper for DiffDock ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.01776 ) it looks like it was a great use case for a diffusion model. > We thus frame molecular docking as a generative modeling problem—given a ligand and t
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1y ago
A lot of cultures have not historically considered artists’ rights to be a thing and have had it essentially imposed on them as a requirement to participate in global trade.
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1y ago
I’m actually curious how they were able to exactly filter some of their less promising impulses. Ive famously wanted the Apple Watch to be a standalone luxury product. > Jony Ive envisioned the future of the Apple Watch as a luxury produ
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1y ago
> Oracle, to my knowledge, does not profit at all off of the JavaScript name or brand. At this time, but their ownership and past behavior indicates that if Deno or anyone else tries to have a paid offering, there’s a non-zero chance Ora
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2y ago
There are some draft PDFs of the standard floating around that are easily discoverable. It appears to be incredibly vague and it’s difficult to escape the sense that ISO just wants to jump on the AI bandwagon. There are no bright line rules
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2y ago
Their sales pitch when they released the M1 was that the architecture would scale linearly and so far this appears to be true. It seems like they bump the base frequency of the CPU cores with every revision to get some easy performance gain
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2y ago
Isn't Italy also the poster child for an unstable parliamentary system?
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2y ago
I disagree, it's really damaging to refuse to let go of the reins. Bob Iger at Disney never really took succession seriously and then never really left which has left the company somewhat rudderless because the ship is now dependent on
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GMP Testing Discontinued Due to Aggressive Dog
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