spywaregorilla

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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
You assume they all shared the same tech stack
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
The pension funds are protected, but that does not mean anything close to your promised benefit is available for you to receive. It also creates a recurring liability that the company is on the hook for. This has historically worked out to
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
It's better to not gamble your retirement on the assumption that your company will be solvent in 40 years. That's not really antagonistic in any way.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Is that really kids liking history or is that kids thinking war is cool? History is also largely a joke subject that's just interesting fun facts and dry US history repeated ad infinitum for most american grade schools. I would say the
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
That's not unreasonable if you have good tests that hit the right elements. My experience about 10 years ago with the AP exams were very positive. The tests were good, and even though the classes were taught to the test, they were some
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Building a ship containing delicate sensors that needs to get into space, arrive at the target, and beam back measurements on the first try with a very low tolerance for error is hard.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
A quick google suggests to me that smoking trends are still falling in the US and globally on average. imo smoking is considered lame to americans as a sign that someone doesn't have their shit together.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
What exactly is it? I get the sense it's basically a knowledge graph and an inference engine. But what was it actually doing in terms of submitting queries and spitting out takeaways in human readable form? I'm extremely skeptical
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> during pre-training, there is never an incentive for the model to say "I don't know" because it would be penalized. the model is incentivized to make an educated guess The guess can be "I don't know". The
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Can you identify any of these models?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I remember playing one of these a decade or so after it came out. Found out there were hookers and a prompt on whether or not to have safe sex. Despite my attempts, I was unable to receive any penalties for ignoring the prompt.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
My point is not that you missed on some sweet cash. My point is that it's an example of extreme privilege and wealth opportunities that most people cannot afford. The post comes off as anti-materialism and worldly and not caring about
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
If you didn't work for two years, the cost was "less than a used tesla" and two years opportunity cost of missed wages.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Neon Genesis is moreso Christianity as an aesthetic.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Those poor fools and their 11 digit lifetime revenue figures
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I really feel like epic games should be paying games to let people use their consistent character across games. It doesn't need to be significant. Just the metahuman mesh.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> 5. A negative view would be that AI coding assistants mean people don’t necessarily need “libraries” like this if an LLM can spit out the same results in a couple queries (rather than hunting around Github or the internet for pre-packa
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Well, a battery is going to boost it substantially
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Well, that claim isn't true. Solar + Storage is cheaper than a gas peaker plant, but it is not cost competitive with a base load gas plant.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Gas is being subsidized
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
11k for my house in MA net of a few thousand in subsidies last year. I don't think I really believe your quote of 40k. Does that even break even on energy bill savings?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
What is this exactly? The front page doesn't make it clear to make what ibis is besides being an alternative to pandas/polars.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
So you're saying the engineers were totally grounded and apple business leadership was not.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Do you have any evidence to suggest the engineers believed that?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Hardly a discovery given that it's just the exact same thing as always but sure
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I struggle to imagine what you're saying. In the old days if you had 100 monthly listeners that meant you were likely getting on your local radio station at great effort. You had no shelf space at the record store. You were not searcha
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
In the old days, hipsters flocked to music with small fanbases of 10,000 or so. Current technology permits us to target down to those in the size of hundreds. And yet, post-hipsters now demand single digit numbers. Scientists hypothesize we
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I don't know what people expect really. Discovering music that resonates with you is not easy. I find spotify gives me about one band I really like every two months and I think that's actually really good. I dislike the vast major
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
At least with spotify I regularly get sent into artists with triple digit numbers of monthly listeners.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Isn't uber is profitable these days with no qualifications?

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