quadcore

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by quadcore 2y ago
I also wonder if personel/talents/headcount to handle all that crap can become an issue. VPs (CEOs even) distracted with compliance etc.
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by quadcore 2y ago
See my other comment. Some (most?) people dont care about advancement. Or rather, their position on that is complicated for practical purposes.
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by quadcore 2y ago
Thanks for bringing that up. More and more for practical purposes I tend to believe that - sit tight - everybody is solving or capable of solving the Poincaré conjecture. Let me explain. Granted some people are simple, but most are actually
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by quadcore 2y ago
It's on tiktok, where he is active.
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by quadcore 2y ago
Robert Greene explains in a video his 48th law of power. The rule is there is no rule. Life is fluid he says. You've got to pickup the little clues, use your intuition and your gut feelings. This perfectly matches my experience of life
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by quadcore 2y ago
Generally prohibiting anonymous payments would at best have minimal effects on crime, but it would deprive innocent citizens of their financial freedom. The medicines or sex toys I buy is nobody’s business The consequences of KYC are way
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by quadcore 3y ago
the strat the board took I think there were no strategy, they burnt a fuse instead.
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by quadcore 3y ago
What drives me mad is my lean 2023 windows laptop suddenly making noise because some installer or whatever started. If that was occasional, that'd be okay.
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by quadcore 3y ago
When I was a kid I've been taken in one of those - by the police. All painted black with some white stripes. I wasnt alone in the truck, they use to arrest people by the half-a-dozen back in the day (drunks, wanderers, brawlers, etc).
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by quadcore 3y ago
Like you said, it's a feeling. Once you've identified it, just remember you have many many buttons that can be pushed to generate feelings. It's just a program installed long long long ago. Visualize that, breathe and just la
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by quadcore 3y ago
HN server runs smoothly and is having a walk in the park it seems - impressive compared to previous OpenAI annoucements. Has there been significant rollouts?
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by quadcore 3y ago
Based on collaboration and information sharing with Microsoft, we disrupted five state-affiliated malicious actors: two China-affiliated threat actors known as Charcoal Typhoon and Salmon Typhoon; the Iran-affiliated threat actor known as
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by quadcore 3y ago
APPLYING MACHINE LEARNING TO ROBOTICS Exactly what I thought would be absolutely terrific: a robot commanded by voice that poses floor tiles. That's v1. V2 builds a house. I can't think of any "toy" as exciting as this
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by quadcore 3y ago
That's unusual and probably a bad sign. It's a bad, bad sign I agree. That said Id propose "someone may decide to pour sulphur in the stratosphere"
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by quadcore 3y ago
While possible to build, it's also strictly Temporary And may, as per the author says, save our asses while we get our shit together. Now, granted, this is one of the craziest things Ive ever read in my life. And Im being proportiona
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by quadcore 3y ago
Unless you look at things with the money lense. Seems to me Search must be yielding like crazy. Android is too. User trust is high. Youtube is booming even though tiktok. I think the man is doing great. At least he is printing real money.
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by quadcore 3y ago
I didnt expect your objections. Fair enough. Let me tell you a mistake you're making. If I present you with a liquid in a jar that smells toxic, you're saying "we havent proven this liquid is toxic". Even though your own
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by quadcore 3y ago
Food and the people you're spending time with are critical. You can be sick because you deal with a toxic person, particularly relatives or intimate relationship. Leaving that person will make a seemingly unrelated sickness disapear al
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by quadcore 3y ago
Medications are not optional too. All the "players" I know are on medication, period. I suspect cancer is following (just my view I have no source). So thanks but no thanks. For me the next benchmark after perceived happiness is w
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by quadcore 3y ago
Now someone has to test talc AI. I can do it. Impressive demo and business idea, congrats, good luck!
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by quadcore 3y ago
Someone in the discussion found an interesting technique from Homeworld 2.
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by quadcore 3y ago
Well done, this is something like it. That tesselation is awesome. The result is gorgeous and fast. Really beautiful. Cant upvote enough.
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by quadcore 3y ago
That's for the newer skies, the original is mostly procedural.
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by quadcore 3y ago
The original sky is mostly procedural, I forgot to mention. The newer skies are more traditional skyboxes.
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by quadcore 3y ago
Ah, it was on my list, now I can cross it, thanks. If someone knows how the sky of world of warcraft is made (and to a lesser extent the ground of warcraft3 which I think is a clever use of marching squares), please let us know, Ive been wo
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Ask HN: What robots have been made with generative AI?
1 points by quadcore 3y ago|0 comments
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by quadcore 3y ago
Canon selfy CP1500 (photo printer). For the colors, the lamination and the software. It's significantly better than competitors' (I use it to match colors when oil painting and Im picky like an engineer). My guess is that competit
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by quadcore 3y ago
Absolutely. I think we are not going to see the end of that inflation anytime soon because of that. We have nothing to put in front of Google, Apple, Microsoft. Nothing. The issue though is we need to federate. We are not Europe yet really
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by quadcore 3y ago
Funny, considering people said the same thing about OpenAI and look who is eating FAANGs lunch now when it comes to AI? I tried Bard yesterday (Im late like that) and I'm not switching back to a competitor anytime soon. The UX was sm
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by quadcore 3y ago
If you did no wrong, you don't have to fear any investigation about what you did with the money, and whether you deserve it or not. First-hand experience here. Doesnt work like that. How does an investigation equal abuse? It does n

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