dartharva

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by dartharva 3d ago
I mean.. I'd bet he has certainly made a lot more money since AI arrived than he did before
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by dartharva 3d ago
> The purpose of the various martial arts isn't just to win in a life-or-death brawl or murder people as efficiently as possible That's a retroactively-applied justification to save the embarrassment for martial arts that don&#
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by dartharva 4d ago
That claim looks to be coming from the opposite of Occam's Razor. Them doing typical SV dirty plays is a lot more easier explanation than the straws you are grasping at.
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by dartharva 4d ago
...you.. do know classic Google Search is still an option, right? Just add `&udm=14` to the search URL. Also Google AI mode is accessible on google.com/ai.
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by dartharva 5d ago
Compliance theater. Now they can get away without having to bother setting guardrails for child safety.
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by dartharva 6d ago
MSVC always was the default backend for Windows platforms.
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by dartharva 8d ago
Strange, when office suites are the one software category most people are anticipating better AI integration for unlike everything else. Nobody wants AI in browsers, but an AI that can make me the Powerpoint I want without me having to drag
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by dartharva 12d ago
Considering that frontier scientists and engineers in the US are currently taking home seven (or even eight, in some cases) figure salaries - pretty high, I'd reckon.
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by dartharva 13d ago
Labor. Smart labor would be much cheaper I'd reckon in China than in the US.
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by dartharva 15d ago
It's that Firefox occasionally breaks websites because most devs only test and target for Chrome. And that it is now more CPU and RAM-hungry than Chrome. Also that it is controlled by Mozilla, an org ALLEGEDLY more interested in frin
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by dartharva 15d ago
Brave is nowhere near as snappy as Chrome and Firefox with all its bloat.
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by dartharva 15d ago
E-Commerce in general is a sector infamous for horrifying treatment of its labor.
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by dartharva 15d ago
>The replication crisis in science is real In psychology , you mean. Many contest if it even qualifies as a science anymore after the complete annihilation of trust it has undergone.
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by dartharva 16d ago
I used to be interested in it but ever since they launched Brave Orion it has become clear they intend to actively monetize the free public versions they have been releasing, and the path they're taking with crypto and add-on bloat jus
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by dartharva 16d ago
By that logic you don't really need paper notes either.
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by dartharva 16d ago
Severe limits on additional filters, which is bad for people who want it to add more annoyances than it does by default.
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by dartharva 16d ago
Most office IT actively blocks it.
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by dartharva 16d ago
3. For a significant period of time (that continues to this day) websites were made using only Chrome as the target platform, turning Firefox into an eternal second fiddle that would occasionally break important/work websites.
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by dartharva 29d ago
Zoom might just be the only app in which AI actually has added value for me. For almost everything else, universally, it is an unwanted bloat at best.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
It fits perfectly literally everywhere on earth, the main challenge is in claiming that the masses can tolerate not being "intoxicated". For all we know religion is an inevitable characteristic of the human species.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Do rich farmers really have enough strength in numbers to outvote other populations in India?
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Basic regression and interpolation for starters; perhaps some classification and outlier detection too. Disclaimer: I self-studied applied DuckDB for my job, I don't know if these already exist.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Will check them out, thanks!
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Sorry, I meant duckdb-cli, not duckdb in Python.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Would be really cool if they were to add statistical functions too. I'd jump at the chance of getting to use this over pandas
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by dartharva 1mo ago
cheap bait
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by dartharva 1mo ago
Like whenever/wherever there's a sale going on about something you were out to buy anyway, helping you save money.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
>Traditional TV was ~40 minutes of content with 20 minutes of ads That's generous. In less-privileged countries it was the other way round.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
It may kill Mozilla, no reason to say it will kill Firefox itself. Perhaps Firefox would flourish a lot more if it is finally released from Mozilla's clutches.
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by dartharva 1mo ago
> Can they use the Amazon-truck they financed from Amazon for non-Amazon deliveries? I don't know, can they not? If that is the case then it's definitely problematic.

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