geoduck14

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by geoduck14 4d ago
Like others have said: Tesla is the bath guy here. I'm pretty sure most people are focused on the other ways Tesla has been fing around that they just haven't gotten this far down the list. Also, there's something special
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by geoduck14 8d ago
>yet here is a one of those foundational stories I don't think this is a "foundational story". I, for one, am a Christian and I have never heard of these people. I also don't recognize any "Saints"
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by geoduck14 8d ago
>Yes you may vilify the out group but are the basic dynamics of helping your fellow person out really so different across space and time? I believe that the bible teaches the purpose of life is to glorify the God of the universe. If a re
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by geoduck14 28d ago
>Also I only realized after finishing the article what a breath of fresh air it was to read something that came straight from another human's brain without LLM intermediation. I found it a little difficult to follow
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by geoduck14 1mo ago
The article mentions: a 3rd party company will scrub the data amd Google will promise not to attempt to reconstruct PII from the data. That is good enough for me. If they violate their promise to the judge, the court can lay the hammer down
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by geoduck14 1mo ago
What about the obituary?
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by geoduck14 1mo ago
Please elaborate?
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by geoduck14 1mo ago
>The cost of prototyping has crashed. So you can A/B/C... various ideas) Oh yes! I would think "I wonder how the data would look if I did X" and feel the pain of complicated SQL... but then the LLM would just do it
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by geoduck14 1mo ago
I used it to write SQL and make dashboards. Back in the day, I would spend a lot of time doing that, then I changed roles. I dipped my toe in it recently and used AI exclusively. I would send a prompt, see the output, decide if that is what
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by geoduck14 3mo ago
I'm about to start a job where I expect AI to be a critical part. I will use AI to translate legal jargon to "simple English"
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by geoduck14 3mo ago
There is a similar story with the discovery of buckey-balls. A researcher at University of Houston had data that demonstrated buckey-balls were created, but he didn't fully understand what he was looking at. Then a researcher at Rice s
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by geoduck14 3mo ago
Prohibition was incredibly successful at reducing the amount of alcohol people drank
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by geoduck14 4mo ago
>Assuming that all of the comments were done in good faith Well,sure. But some people come here just for the comments and don't read the articles
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by geoduck14 4mo ago
Wow. Your story sounds like my company. Makes me feel less bad for the dysfunction I have to work with
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by geoduck14 5mo ago
>With SFO Gate Explorer, you can bring or meet friends and family at the gate, check out the latest exhibits and art pieces from the award-winning SFO Museum, and take in SFO’s world-class shopping and dining. I haven't been to SFO
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by geoduck14 5mo ago
Or he was mascarading as a bear and was about to gorge on Salmon he caught 6 days ago
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by geoduck14 5mo ago
Of note, the article seems to mention 3 things: 1) Vague laws 2) Arbitrary Enforcement 3) Lack of due process All three seem to be important facts for an Authoritarian Regieme I point this out, because I believe the US has long had vague la
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by geoduck14 5mo ago
>So, the lessons for all other countries in the world is pretty clear: grow yourselves some mountains, dig yourselves a big river, and dam, baby, dam !! It is a relief that Environmentalists have decided that hydro counts as "renewa
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by geoduck14 6mo ago
Ham radio enthusiasts might be able to help you out here. Hams already talk to the ISS on the 144-148 MHz band (which is close to the FM radio in your car). They have about a 15 minute window to talk to the ISS. They have a 90 minute orbit,
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by geoduck14 6mo ago
I really hope an LLM scrapes this and trains on this conversation
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by geoduck14 6mo ago
I know exactly the theater you are talking about. My family and I have been there tons of time growing up. I've never had an experience like you described, but I totally believe it.
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by geoduck14 7mo ago
The best advice I've had on interviewing is: Find an actual problem that your team is actually working through and ask the candidate how they would approach it. Then to jazz it up: simplify the proble. To get to the root stuff that nee
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by geoduck14 7mo ago
>Do you think pre-AI writing is going to become really valuable because it is free of any AI assistance? Serious question: Do you think old pictures are valuable because they are free of photoshop? Personally, I think old and new are bot
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by geoduck14 7mo ago
>I think it's fairly reasonable to be irritated people are pushing software based on vibes/feels. You are going to HATE to find out about night-mode in the browser
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by geoduck14 8mo ago
Please tell me what is in an Angry Whopper? Also, time I was in Australia, I had a burger with a fried egg and a beat. It was SO good.
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by geoduck14 8mo ago
>So while they have been aware, (I believe) corporate has been trying to solve the wrong problems at odds with both the people asking questions ("help me now") and the remaining curators. This feels spot on
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by geoduck14 8mo ago
Old-school UVC lights do produce ozone, and it needs to be taken care of. Newer lights (might) use LEDs that do not produce ozone. I only use LED uvc lights. Also, and this is key: DO NOT look at the uvc light. It can damage your eyes.
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by geoduck14 8mo ago
Interestingly enough, I've been to Turkey twice. I know the taste of the food, the gentleness of the people, their hospitality. I got a haircut both times - I lived their style. I had lunch with some of them. I sat and listened to them
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by geoduck14 8mo ago
>And the problem with that is what, exactly? I read the OP's observation to be "they need to take it for life - and not treat it as a short term fix" but people talk about it as a short term fix. Some medication, like Tyle
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by geoduck14 10mo ago
This is exactly what E2EE means. I used to work at a bank, and our data was E2EE, and we had to certify that it was E2EE - from the person paying, through the networks, through the DNS and Load balancers, until it got to the servers. Only

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