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dev-3892
3y ago
all the eng budget is spent on compute cost for ai? this is a great way to allow inflation to implement pretty significant pay cuts
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3y ago
'make a noise as loud as the you want the volume to be' gold
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4y ago
previous additions of ai added to google products seem to have been tempered by usefulness and tech maturity. while controversial, predictive text in gmail is actually useful, is very conservative relative to chatGPT, and has been around fo
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4y ago
everything the ai says is something the ai says philosphically
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4y ago
i can't hear 'easy to do business' and not also hear 'i wish i could just sell poison apples to people without all this government getting in my way'. regulation is what makes a market trustworthy. a trustworthy mar
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4y ago
Somebody at YouTube knew this wasn't a smart move, so they created a 'tell us why this is a bad idea' form. You can find it here: https://support.google.com/youtube/contact/price_increase
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4y ago
hey it's dogpile but modern. nice
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4y ago
the state has the right to kill you in punishment. nobody else does. that's a pretty big difference in my eyes.
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4y ago
oh no... anyway
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4y ago
"I can't say the n word in public and it's like a mob came to torture and kill me"
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4y ago
that's interesting, 'saying X should be against the law' is precisely not what I'm hearing. instead I'm hearing 'there shouldn't be a law that requires a private entity to broadcast X' and 'you r
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4y ago
Also, inevitably, more fingers per square foot, more calories consumed per acre, higher water usage, and more conversations per minute in the neighborhood. things that people do increase when there are more people. really unclear what your
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4y ago
I love being a victim so much
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4y ago
the problem is that this is going to be one of the coldest summers in the next 20 years
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4y ago
I'm not sure how I guarantee that I'm not getting exploited if I'm working without my employer knowing who I am. How do I have a reasonable expectation of legal protection in this scenario?
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4y ago
if you're mid-30s you probably had an extra enamel coating applied to your teeth at some point that may be doing some pretty awesome work protecting your molars
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4y ago
wages, social security, labor laws ... it's a bit harder to pin down, maybe this is all "just" lobbying?
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4y ago
so much hate for le monde in these comments! While I'm probably too familiar with US politics, I'm not familiar enough with French politics to know what it means when a french person says "globalist propaganda". In US t
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4y ago
how would you assess le monde relative to the new york times?
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4y ago
nope
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5y ago
Thanks!
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5y ago
I'd be very interested in hearing about a more recent synthesis on the topic, if you know of one! A lot of the other suggestions in this thread seem to be more about science popularization than directly about philosophy of science.
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5y ago
The linked article is very informative; it includes things I'd not read elsewhere. For instance, it talks about Putin's willingness to use "battlefield" nukes rather than "strategic" city-destroying nukes – bet
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5y ago
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas Kuhn
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5y ago
in what direction does money flow as a result of this? I'm kind of an idiot when it comes to finance, and to my uninformed eyes, this looks to me like a $25bln gain for Rosneft. Is that the case?
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5y ago
"downstream" might be the word you're looking for
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5y ago
well it's historically been because 'extend the native widget' isn't possible with css. WebComponents change that a little bit with well-scoped css, but that's still a very javascripty solution.
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5y ago
we're ...what? can you in any way justify why we're worse off?
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5y ago
The module federation story was a bit complicated pre-webpack 5. Are there plans in the roadmap to further support module federation?