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sigilis
13d ago
In my experience, cyclists travel from 15-25 in the city. Very rare to find someone going 60. Even motorcycles don’t usually go that fast. There’s a lot of people on the streets of Amsterdam. The biggest danger here is not terribly clear. S
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sigilis
14d ago
Given that "engineer" in those days practically always meant a white man, especially to the class that the advertisement was meant to reach, the heads are at least somewhat varied in age and hairstyle. The hands are probably the h
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sigilis
14d ago
Burning waste is listed in the article as an even better for the environment, but somewhat more expensive method. The methane that landfills produce is routinely captured and burned for power, they may otherwise flare it off before it can c
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sigilis
29d ago
Did they forget to turn you off after the trial? I haven't heard about Heard Bots myself, only the Depp Fakes. It's not an unreasonable question to ask for external corroboration when someone claims that something happened and the
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sigilis
1mo ago
I know, it’s still funny to me after all the years here. It works for some and doesn’t for others and it always looks insane from the outside before it works.
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sigilis
1mo ago
Oh, so they’re a machine for setting money on fire and they shouldn’t care about changing that for a few more years and a few more raises. Got it.
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1mo ago
The article is written by a robot. Ask another one to summarize or to change the style from the current meandering stew of LLMisms to something more concise. I’m not sure the author has any options worth paying attention to since they didn’
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sigilis
2mo ago
Seems like a regression if the model is having difficulty communicating clearly.
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sigilis
3mo ago
Oh, did this happen to you personally? If so, you have my sympathies. If it's just a hypothetical, consider this: The money doubles and everyone laughs about it in the end.
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3mo ago
A lawyer? That’s pretty obvious. It’s what you do when anyone is in breach of contract or some other civil matter. You just sue them. If it’s a criminal fraud, there’s other people who will help, we call those the authorities.
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3mo ago
To be fair, they did stop to think if they should. The decided that they shouldn't and went ahead and did it anyways.
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4mo ago
Fortunately, having a discussion does not appear to be the goal of this blog post. The author is relating a story including their feelings on the matter. It’s not really about us, unless you’re working for a pump company or could possibly a
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4mo ago
Yeah, but it's a cool looking cloud. I think the cloud in the video was pretty neat.
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7mo ago
If it helps, I don't think that there is anything to be ashamed of to want to try new things even if you recognize it is inadvisable. If there were no physical consequences, I'd like to try all sorts of medicines to see what effec
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10mo ago
You aren’t cloudflare’s customer in these examples. It depends on the companies that are actually paying for and using the service to complain. Odds are that they won’t care on your behalf due to how our society is structured. Not really su
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sigilis
1y ago
There are various links in the article that have more information. Clicking these references will give the evidence for bad unit economics claims and whatnot. As for predicting the moment, the author has made a prediction and wants it to be
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1y ago
You are correct. This strategy is not for making you happy with your procrastination. The main goal is to make you an effective human being. As a result, this excludes personal emotional effects from the definition of harm. Furthermore, wha
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1y ago
Task selection is the tricky bit. It has to actually be important in some dimension. The easiest is something with an amount of social pressure. If someone is waiting for you to do something that you have promised, then it acquires a kind o
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1y ago
“Do this or else we’ll make our products less attractive by not making an effort to comply with your law” does not seem like a really compelling “or else”. iPhone mirroring was cute when I first tried it, but now when I click on a notificat
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sigilis
1y ago
The structure of giant corporations today is like those centralized societies that were so inefficient in your example. The mandates to put AI in everything are one example of out of touch leadership throwing money and effort blindly towar
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1y ago
Don’t they call all their LLM models Gemini? The paper indicates that they specifically used all the AI models to come up with this figure when they describe the methodology. It looks like they even include classification and search models
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1y ago
I find myself yelling at AWS pretty often, does that make me old?
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1y ago
This statement is not excusing the advertising practices, just that advertising their product has likely had a positive effect on the returns from the film. They are calling out the tactics as “in-your-face”. This is hardly an endorsement.
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1y ago
The importance of the system in question is not a factor in whether something is a security bug for a dependency. The threat model of the important system should preclude it from using dependencies that are not developed with a similar secu
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1y ago
They pay their lawyers and whoever made this page a lot for the express purpose of credibly arguing that it is very clearly totally legal and very cool to use of any IP they want to train their models. Could you with a straight face argue t
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1y ago
The context of the scenario, the meme if you will, is that there is no fire. You're just shouting it for the fun of it, to see the crush of panicked bodies running just because you willed it. That is why it was used as an example of sp
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1y ago
As you get older, or if you get injured or disfigured, what happens? Does your "face card" get declined?
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1y ago
It's probably been done. Interestingly, the procedure involves bringing a device capable of colliding larger lead particles at lower velocities in the vicinity of someone with BTC. The actual collision is superfluous, and can sometimes
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1y ago
These are all activities he is engaging in to generate money through the company he has a stake in. None of those activities have a purpose other than selling the work of his company and presenting it as a good investment which is how he ge
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1y ago
Why would we need to be more creative? The explanation of him wanting more money is perfectly adequate. Being rich results in a kind of limitation of scope for ambition. To the sufferer, a person who has everything they could want, there is
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