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knowitnone2
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knowitnone2
1y ago
Done. Now you can use it.
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1y ago
If you review libraries, why do you need to quick scan the issues? You would have already identified all the issues right? Right?
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1y ago
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1y ago
you make it sound so easy - why haven't you built it?
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1y ago
no company is telling on themselves saying "We hire illegal immigrants to harvest our crops and paying them below minimum wage"
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1y ago
you fail to understand basic economics. states AND countries provide tax breaks to lure in businesses with certain agreements. In the long term, this provides jobs, training, benefits local economy, income taxes, raises property values, inc
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1y ago
where I live, illegals get government services whether they pay taxes or not. Welcome to socialism
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1y ago
isn't this typical Microsoft behavior? Just look at Windows and how many components are forced upon you. Try uninstalling it, it just comes right back. Most of it, you can't even uninstall. Some you can't even unpin. That
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1y ago
Same with Communism. It works in practice, in theory, it can never work. /s
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1y ago
fingerprints don't change, heartbeats do. Every heartbeat is different so it'd be difficult to even tell which heartbeat is yours for any giving signature.
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1y ago
I, for one, will be happy to see Covid make a vigorous comeback in the US. Theories need to be tested.
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1y ago
so you chimed in to say absolutely nothing
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1y ago
fires anyone who disagrees or does not fall in line. absolute tyrany
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1y ago
if very few humans use it, how did AI learn to use it since it was trained on mostly human writing?
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1y ago
all your Word docx are belong to Microsoft
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1y ago
Then send them a multi-million dollar offer
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1y ago
I'd argue that if you didn't buy the meat, somebody else did so your argument that it was "good for the world" lacks evidence.
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1y ago
they call everybody a nazi so by definition, they like living in a nazi country
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1y ago
yeah? who's going to court for multiple years to fight giants? Maybe they'll pull a RedHat and put the code behind a subscription service. Still OSS right?
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1y ago
more clicks = more revenue
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1y ago
now you're just giving them ideas. thanks
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1y ago
What's an "intrusive DBs"...databases?
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1y ago
What data do they have is not already "AI-ified"? And in court, a vested person needs to fight and if there is no such person(dead), there is no standing.
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1y ago
I did intermittent fasting. I think this conditioned me to being in the hunger state and to ignore hunger. Along with exercise and portion control, I did lose 20 pounds. I could have gone further but I became lacking in certain nutrients an
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1y ago
well, long-term exposure to outdoor air pollution already shortens their lifespan so they won't even live long enough to reach the average age for dementia
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1y ago
they are not the only player so getting rid of R&D would be suicide
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1y ago
do cars enable something that was impossible before? bikes? shoes? clothing? Your answer would be No.
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1y ago
so you never read the summary at the top of Google search results to get the answer because it provides the answer to most of my searches. "they don't improve my work experience" that's fair but perhaps you haven't
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No matter how good or fast you are, you will never beat the LLM. What you're saying is akin to "your math is faster than a calculator" and I'm willing to bet it's not. LLMs are not perfect and will require intervent
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yes and no. AI may be propping up some tech companies who make items in the AI space but the number of jobs lost due to AI is pretty overwhelming. I spent the last week using LLMs to build an app using libraries I am unfamiliar with. It was
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