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2y ago
This is cool from the tech vantage point. But the labor-sympathizer in me would like to see a person employed to do it rather than licensing the right to their image.
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There's just a sliver of land where North Korea and Russia share a border but it could unfortunately mean a lot for Russia's war with Ukraine.
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This is really sad. "For my Vancouver-based company, we will visit other countries—with a focus on the Bahamas and Belize, both tax havens—to do research in September 2024."
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I would have thought this would be part of the observability platform in the first place.
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Family offering $1M to repair Ontario Science Centre
(thestar.com)
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It can't be worse than the EU, which is regulating AI as well https://www.theregister.com/2024/01/03/eu_ai_legistlation
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What could he possibly do next (if he avoids a prison term)?
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How did you get into an MSc without an undergraduate engineering degree?
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It's a terrible reason to add a feature in a language. But I'm still happy it's there for that reason.
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I’m happy about the inclusion of Iterators in Go. Even if I don’t write Iterators, it makes reading code more challenging and it prepares me to read other languages with Iterators
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I’ve been following the Science-Centre-changing-locations-to-Harbourfront story for quite a while and Never heard (from anyone who told me the story) about the roof as being a reason for the move, so I wonder how recent the roof issue is. I
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Will successful U.S. based TikTok entrepreneurs seek refuge overseas to save their businesses? I think some might.
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A moment of truth.
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2y ago
Then it's an example of branding that's not unpalatable to you.
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2y ago
Interesting to know. I had only associated urns with ashes.
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Do you find the name "Safe Superintelligence" to be an instance of virtue signalling? Why or why not?
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2y ago
i used to have a photograph of this catch on my corkboard when a child.
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This is a great idea for uniting voices from different countries. Would anything like this work in the United States?
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I don't think it's slowing down any time soon either.
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The MPs suspected of treason are Liberals and the author of this article (Andrew Coyne) is a Conservative.
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Now will/should there also be warnings about foreign ownership (a la TikTok) of social media apps?
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React's had such dominance for the last 10 years. I'm glad there's an alternative.
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It's unfortunately a learned behavior.
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Surgeon General Calls for Warning on Social Media Platforms
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I've heard some professors stop publishing once they receive tenure not wanting to risk losing the aura of being an expert with a low-quality research.
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It's a useful communication gesture if the topic of conversation calls for it.
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Make offline social connections. Many people in your community don't bother with sites like upwork. There is less competition offline.
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I want to know what difference it would make for the CEO’s compensation package.
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This would make for a good js visualization challenge
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I'm not sure I agree the pay-anything-for-it era (or the Free-Money Era, as the author calls it) is over or will ever end.
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