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by syspec 2y ago
> He says he came up with the scheme while he was abusing Adderall, which he started taking to deal with his long hours at Wells Fargo. Very loose connection there... > it changed the person that I was while I was on it. This is a no-
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by syspec 2y ago
If this happened when X, the media coverage would be like totally the opposite! It's whataboutism to the max, literally making up a scenario to compare it to in outrage.
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by syspec 2y ago
Someone correct my math here, but if they have 10 trillion in assets under management and the management fee is 0.07% then that's still 7,000,000,000 or 7 billion in fees every year? Not bad
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by syspec 2y ago
This is the classic example: https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris... I've tried to follow along with it, but man I just can't - it's that crazy. It does work though
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by syspec 2y ago
It really does.
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by syspec 2y ago
Sorry, it went over my head a bit, you read about his arrest while he was being arrested?
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by syspec 2y ago
Because it's not necessarily about the / data privacy/, it's about the ability of a foreign adversary to influence the American populous in subtle ways over time. By simply suppressing topics, or elevating trends they mi
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by syspec 2y ago
To be fair, EU working conditions are pretty bad compared to Canada. Sure, Chinese conditions might be worse, but EU conditions aren't good to begin with.
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by syspec 2y ago
I'd feel like current humans would kill them off
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by syspec 2y ago
From the readme: Parallel-hashmap or GTL? The observant among us may have noticed that I have two github repos, parallel-hashmap and gtl, which both provide very similar functionality. Indeed the hash tables in both are equivalent and the c
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by syspec 2y ago
Link?
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by syspec 2y ago
More likely, there are different groups of engineers working on these features. It's likely the people implementing the WhatsApp feature, are not the ones working on the LLM models.
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by syspec 2y ago
What's? What's wrong with it?
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by syspec 2y ago
> Of course, now that he knows, if he gets a lime burn again, there's no one else to blame—it's his own fault. What a weird last line; they could have just left that out.
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by syspec 2y ago
It's the kind of field where you can talk yourself up more easily
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by syspec 2y ago
No one would ask you to implement bubble sort, or a specific algorithm. They would ask you to solve a problem
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by syspec 2y ago
Yes, you've been on here for all of 5 days.
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by syspec 2y ago
> And if the Quran is difficult to apply, remember that compassion is the entire purpose of all God's religions. Or, in practice, the opposite
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by syspec 2y ago
Why, ChatGPT is a verb now
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US brothers arrested for stealing $25M in crypto in just 12 seconds(bbc.com)
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by syspec 2y ago
What about people with very young children? Like infants?
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by syspec 2y ago
Aren't H1B workers the most likely to comply?
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by syspec 2y ago
Why not 300% - 30,000% at that point? Since it's just hope
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by syspec 2y ago
Well to be fair it is a developer beta
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You don't
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by syspec 2y ago
Does fullstack here mean using javascript on the backend? Is it able to generate code for other backend languages?
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by syspec 2y ago
I agree that is a cool feature. I would say it's from its Rails background where such a thing is encouraged (.json or .html (or no extension)) on a resource give you two different outputs
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In the top image, where exactly is the "finish" line?
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by syspec 2y ago
Never heard of `FinalizationRegistry`, how do we access it?
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by syspec 2y ago
Worse then that is how hard it is to search or use gmail on yourniii ppl home without accidentally clicking a pop up from google that will take you to download chrome

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