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sqeaky
1y ago
Think about all the times in llm gets it wrong, the fact that would have helped to get it right is something that was lost. I suppose this isn't proof it's lossy just maybe we don't know how to get the data out. Or look at it
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sqeaky
1y ago
Just thinking that an unexpected event can't happen on the road shows a huge lapse in judgment and that's just the first sentence. Thinking they're special and different other people is another big red flag.
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sqeaky
2y ago
That is entirely possible. We simply lack corroborating sources at the moment so we can't jump to any sort of conclusion. As far as I am concerned this whole thing might not have happened until I see another couple of sources.
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sqeaky
2y ago
Yeah appealing to that book is literally conspiracy nonsense when you're talking about a group of engineers trying to do good engineering. That appeal fundamentally means that there are people trying to actively sabotage a thing, that
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sqeaky
2y ago
Why does it so often seem that the people complaining about censorship are the ones punching down? Why is it so often someone's right to complain and make problems for others but never concern about people's right to be tolerated
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sqeaky
2y ago
The article clearly has gaps simply by not being an hour long read on the Atlantic, one obvious gap is that it doesn't seem to have a statement from the person removed after they were removed.
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sqeaky
2y ago
The last few times I've seen technical groups kick someone out over racism, including anti-semitism, they picked one point where the person kept doubling down after a very long history of borderline rule following behavior that was cle
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sqeaky
2y ago
This is just silly fanboyism, there are pros and cons to each.
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sqeaky
2y ago
Somehow I thought it was still on the rise, this is not the worst news I've heard this week.
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sqeaky
2y ago
I don't think it matters if the judge agrees with me. Cases will be brought before judges based on money. Big pirates that are somehow making money doing it will be brought in front of a judge and some love will impact them. Anybody hy
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sqeaky
2y ago
And because Valve made it clear that purchasing doesn't provide ownership then piracy can't be theft.
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sqeaky
2y ago
Yeah, totally, working out what is for dinner is great way to learn about people you have dinner with. What foods do they like? Why do they like, dislike, or simply cannot partake in some foods? And less direct but deeper notions like: What
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sqeaky
2y ago
What is the dividiing line between single organism and clones with connecting structure, like shared roots? It seems like a fuzzy gradient to me. Maybe some biologist can share what makes the distinction clear, but I can imagine a gradient
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sqeaky
2y ago
On a team you are emotionally (or maybe even just financially) invested in it feels bad, but when I was at EA they almost worked hard to make it hard to become emotionally invested. At a company the size of EA almost certainly this will be
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sqeaky
2y ago
Isn't this taking something that should be relationship building and outsourcing to an app? How long can a relationship last when people refuse to settle the littlest of disagreements like rasonable adults?
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sqeaky
2y ago
Those are features of the llm
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sqeaky
2y ago
Oh yeah Cobol absolutely worked as a programming language, but it never lived up to the promise of being a plain English replacement for code which was a common promise at the time.
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sqeaky
2y ago
There's no it way won't suck, so it's good to github built in a way to iterate and called it experimental. We need much better llms, or some other technique, before we can have anything like this. People have been trying this
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sqeaky
2y ago
It was mandated by right to repair laws, it provides the absolute minimum, and they've attempted the price out people wanting to do repairs. The only way it could be more hostile to users is by literally being illegal. They could go ou
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sqeaky
2y ago
I like the three comments above this one all seem to massively disagree or at least give off argument energy, but they all seem totally correct and don't directly contradict each other.
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sqeaky
2y ago
If they posted it on an error or outage page then they probably didn't mean to set it that way, and that implies that there was a non-obvious mistake. They might be doing something silly with their permissions. And that is presuming th
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sqeaky
2y ago
Yeah, sadly we already know the solution, ban or heavily restrict guns. Every place with more guns has more shootings. It is so simple it seems almost tautological. Yet somehow this very simple fact is controversial.
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sqeaky
2y ago
It was hyperbole, exaggeration for inflated effect, unlikely but within the realm of technically poossible. More likely people just won't use it without a license.
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sqeaky
2y ago
The stuff is gathered from public flight records, it's just the easiest way to present the data. Just like it's getting pushed back from you now it would get pushed back from climate change deniers saying we don't know how yo
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sqeaky
2y ago
Wtf?! These accounts often link to shit like billionaires saying people need to use paper straws or set their AC hotter at the same time.
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sqeaky
2y ago
Tracking the person is a side effect, this is all about tracking the CO2 emissions and comparing to public statements that people made about that.
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sqeaky
2y ago
So this code is free!? So I can take it and reuse it exactly as is and claim it's my own and sell it on Steam for $60 a pop? So I can take it and use your name that is surely somewhere in the code and fill it with swastikas and hate sp
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sqeaky
2y ago
The website is interesting. Lots of little hacks for things that range from useless to "I've never thought about this and it can actually improve things". A lot of stuff about locks and keys I really like their simple point t
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sqeaky
2y ago
I can't think of a single time that we've ever willingly put down a technology that a single person could deploy and appear to be highly productive. You may as well try to ban fire. Looking at some of the most successful historica
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sqeaky
2y ago
Why do people say such unsubstantiated nonsense. Places with guns have more death. And it's obvious to see why guns are a tool for for killing, and they're pretty effective.
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