chmorgan

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by chmorgan 3y ago
We need regulation of AI because something on the Internet could confuse or mislead someone? Not every potential problem needs a law to protect us. What things is AI doing that existing laws against fraud aren't protecting us from?
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Wait until Vox finds out about alcohol and marijuana... Seriously though, too much of anything is an issue and gambling is no exception. Even eating can have terrible health effects. And lack of sufficient exercise is quite bad for you too.
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Teams for sure is a worse experience than slack. Why Microsoft chose to separate teams and chats in the UI is one of the biggest wastes of time each day. Several seconds to switch between them. Arg... Wish someone had a more viable FedRAMP
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by chmorgan 4y ago
The whole concept of reducing interest rates was to encourage borrowing and discourage saving, to get money moving. Naturally this was into more risky investments as pretty much everything is more risky than savings accounts, bonds, and not
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by chmorgan 4y ago
This! The altimeters with issues are not operating to their design specs. No one noticed until 5g apparently but imo it’s on the altimeters, and not 5g, if they aren’t properly rejecting out of band noise/energy.
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by chmorgan 4y ago
This is a crazy take on responsibility. It isn't Europe's responsibility when people decide to take unsafe passage on the sea and drown. Could they do more? Yes, I'm sure they could, but are they directly responsible for drow
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by chmorgan 4y ago
This isn't caused by investors, they simply see the value in owning and renting to those that aren't interested or capable of outright ownership. The price increases seen in the market are driven by the rising cost of energy, mate
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Does anyone know what they do for malware and virus detection / protection? There are a lot of commercial products but they are all quite opaque in how they work, vendors don't discuss the cpu/latency impacts of their solutio
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Excellent writeup and great to see the fixes upstreamed, all driven by a new use case that perhaps was beyond the magnitude of previous import efforts.
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Another in a line of studies that have for a few years now been supporting this conclusion. The sad part is the hundreds of thousands of tons of waste produced due to ineffective mask materials, design, and usage.
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Was excited to try it out but no audio here from the encoder, Safari on OSX. Plugging some text in, hitting encode, maybe I'm doing it incorrectly?
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by chmorgan 4y ago
I use one of those Philips rotary electric shavers and while it doesn't get nearly as close it also lets me get hundreds or more shaves before I finally give in and get a new set of blades. I even wonder if the fact that the blades are
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by chmorgan 4y ago
Wait until people find out about the effectiveness of wearing masks on preventing covid infection and spread... I noticed Phenylephrine didn't work at all for me a handful of years ago after the pseudoephedrine swap occurred. Did a web
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by chmorgan 5y ago
If this is what your job is encouraging then just wow. The engineers that I've seen be most productive are the ones pushing the design approaches and identifying gaps in the approach and tasks etc.