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by sysguest 10mo ago
> designing it around adversarial use would be a loss for everyone hmm... isn't this more of a 'personal viewpoint'? why are you stating this like a fact? moreover, how would it "adding Edited by ~" constitute as
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by sysguest 10mo ago
another thing: this article seems to presume "it's bad to be in hospital" ...but that's really going to mess up with general health policy (vaccination, checkup-visits, etc)
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by sysguest 10mo ago
well people want simple models and explanations -- just like physicists want to model cows as "spherical boing boing cows"
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by sysguest 10mo ago
finally... I've been using 1-arg-1-line to avoid most conflicts
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by sysguest 10mo ago
> But they do what they say they do on the box fu k no their spec is overbloated SH T . I've never seen a router crawl like 300 k bps on a 1.2 g bps line (simply changing that to a no-named cheap generic one got me 880 m bps) fck I
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by sysguest 11mo ago
> Most buyers are one-time users well, even if they are, if google got scam-report, then isn't google obliged to start some investigation? are you ok with "well that's too bad you're scammed"? > Gift cards and
157.
by sysguest 11mo ago
this > From Google's perspective - someone bought a gift card in the US, and redeemed it somewhere else in the US hmm really? is this coming from a google PR firm or what? if that's the google's "perspective", un
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by sysguest 11mo ago
idk maybe google is somewhat responsible here? either their fraud-detection isn't working, or they're turning blind-eye here for profit?
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by sysguest 11mo ago
> - Knows that genuinely 'critical' services (i.e. health) should be designed to account for this yeah but aws advertises as "trust me bro I won't go down for 99.99999%" I've seen a lot of gov proposals usin
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by sysguest 11mo ago
damn I guess I had to be more specific: "LLM-level world-detail knowledge"
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by sysguest 11mo ago
idk even that "usefulness" won't help on the core question: "does the numbers add up?" this article is about NUMBERS regarding return-on-investment / etc "useful" is so vague so it's too 'us
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by sysguest 11mo ago
hmm I bag to differ
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by sysguest 11mo ago
idk "it will be really useful" is a bit too fuzzy and vague -- how do I infer about numbers related to return-in-investment? of course, it's better than "this is so crap no one would buy it" -- but for investors, th
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by sysguest 11mo ago
"Most people would benefit from using them" hmm maybe that "would benefit" is a bit too vague?
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by sysguest 11mo ago
yeah that "model of the world" would mean: babies are already born with "the model of the world" but a lot of experiments on babies/young kids tell otherwise
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by sysguest 11mo ago
damn I hope apple will make a "iSurface Air" laptop macbook air + multitouch + apple pen
167.
by sysguest 11mo ago
hmm this makes sense for LLM usage (but for other uses - nope)
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by sysguest 11mo ago
this the "engineering means working with engines" gibberish at the bottom is simply dishonest at best "engineering" means "it's not guessing game"
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by sysguest 11mo ago
idk did we call that guessing explode-or-not game "engineering" back then? maybe we started calling it "engineering" after we had some rules & calculations to make it "not-guessing-game"?
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by sysguest 11mo ago
could you provide a link for this? I'm interested but I'm not sure what to google for
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by sysguest 1y ago
hmm then why are they paid to do this? it's not to blame those workers, but re-think about the job itself
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by sysguest 1y ago
the point? well... blocking the road drains & inducing flood?
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by sysguest 1y ago
this with leaf blowing, where do people blow their leaves/branches/trash to? to roads? to neighbors? making roads flood by blocking road drainage? what about all these noise and dust from leaf-blowing? (even not counting all those
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by sysguest 1y ago
well that's enough for "good-looking documentation-is-everything" kinda teams
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by sysguest 1y ago
..except no one had to "adapt" -- those workers were supposed to go back after the set-up work is over, and Americans would get the jobs after the set-up work. this isn't some low-skill burger-flipping workers staying permane
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by sysguest 1y ago
idk after this fiasco, Hyundai will have a big time trouble finding competitive workers who would want to go to the USA... I mean, prior to this, just a small possibility of being sent to the US was a big perk (job descriptions often highli
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by sysguest 1y ago
> easily apply for ok... of course you can easily apply. But then, when do you get the approval? next day? next week? next month? year? this is just a big example of US not being "institutionally ready" for Trump's "M
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by sysguest 1y ago
hmm where did you get the numbers? (what's "medium-size corp" and how did you come up with $100k ?)