hy4000days

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by hy4000days 1y ago
Convenient for your hypothesis, some research claims that Neanderthals had brains larger than our present day average.
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by hy4000days 1y ago
Just the other day, I got a pair of shoes at Walmart for TREE FITTY. The most comfortable pair of shoes I own are also from Walmart and they cost less than twenty bucks. How do my $3.50 shoes from Walmart fit into this picture that justifie
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by hy4000days 1y ago
In other words, many songs use the same chord progressions despite being classified as separate genres.
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by hy4000days 1y ago
I’ve had this same exact experience.
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by hy4000days 2y ago
I think it’s more of “if they didn’t do it then somebody else would have,” the outcome from Bell was inevitable regardless of the name. Consider that fusion power is an inevitability, but you don’t know who’s name will be associated with it
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by hy4000days 2y ago
> Mervin Kelly used to often tell new hires at Labs, “You get paid for the seven and a half hours a day you put in here, but you get your raises and promotions on what you do in the other sixteen and a half hours.” Oh but how true this s
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by hy4000days 2y ago
This. Future programming language designers are then answering questions like: "How low-level can this language be while considering generally available models and hardware available can only generate so many tokens per second?",
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by hy4000days 2y ago
This. Over the years, I’ve applied to over a thousand jobs through LinkedIn, ‘earned’ dozens of skill badges; but all I’ve had to show for it was a compromised social security number. LinkedIn has proliferated the scammer. Meanwhile, Indeed
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by hy4000days 2y ago
Please refrain from anthropomorphizing the new toolset. You’ll have plenty of chances to suspect that “your AI” is “mad” when it slowly undermines your productivity, if IT hasn’t already under the guise of errors, hallucinations and wasted