throwaway-0001

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Google kills Gemini Cloud Services (2035)(sw.vtom.net)
15 points by throwaway-0001 9mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway-0001 9mo ago
I think we should see a chart as % of “fabricated” references from past 20 years. We should see a huge increase after 2020-2021. Anyone has this chart data?
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by throwaway-0001 9mo ago
Ok and buys the laptop with malware? How the customs knows that high value target will buy that specific laptop they swapped the ssd? And what they do exactly? Put malware to steal his data?
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by throwaway-0001 9mo ago
Can you expand a bit? They didn’t notice the ssd swapped? Which country? Customs as in sending deliveries or passing a border with a laptop?
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
…Also partially because it’s better then most other sources
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
If were true then people could predict this AI many years ago
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
I think there is a correlation between when you can you expect from something when I know their internals vs someone that doesn’t know but is not like who knows internals is much much better. Example: many people created websites without a
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Could you share publicly? Or it’s secret?
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Yeah but what’s the bottom and the top? Bottom is 0? Or is 1mg? Or what? Top is killing a human by dose? Killing an elephant dose? Make you feel dizzy? What’s too much? What’s being in the middle? You see, it’s a stupid logic “in the middle
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
“I use the computer a lot” : For an average person: maybe means 8 hours. For a dev maybe means: 16 hours For a farmer: 2 hours. Who’s right?
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Better maybe fact based? I use ai X amount of hours per day. I use Ai for % of needs? My personal feeling of AI improvement in my life is +X% Something like that. What you think?
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Good question. I don’t know either. Just I know “middle” is not the right thing. It’s so easy to draw the narrative you wish - self fulfilling
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Maybe your “sometimes” is too much for me or others. How can you ensure it’s in the “middle”? Maybe I consider extreme. Maybe others consider not enough. Like driving every day: is it extreme driving, or moderate? You see how makes no sense
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Do you know any translators? They all pretty much lost much of their clients. Devs can write at a very fast rate with ai.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Personally I hate this “in the middle” as it’s so relative you can shape to fit your narrative. For example: what’s in the middle for programming? For me 0 is writing 0 and 1. For others 0 is making the nand ports. And 100 is ai llm vibe. S
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
I can hire you if you decent and don’t expect high salary ports-spatial5c@icloud.com
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
> You don’t need every job to choose you. You just need the one that’s the right fit. You mean, the first one to say yes. Tbh seems more like first to say yes, not first to be fit and say yes. > You don’t need every house to accept yo
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
> It's so common that the only logical explanation is that it is encouraged. It appears to be the norm and the non-slurper is the exception. I'm glad that your parents taught you to not slurp. You are an exceptional individual.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
https://ali.mk/posts/the-role-of-noises-in-chinese-dining-et... https://www.reddit.com/r/China/comments/6w5hux/slurping_nood... + personal questions to real Chinese people.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
In China making noise with mouth when eating is considered respectful.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Non for profit does not equal to no salaries for executives- they still have highly inflated salaries. Non for profit just means there is no dividends to owners but they can very well get huge salaries. So actually non for profit is a very
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
I think we have no evidence someone bought the book and summarized. And what if an ai bought the book and summarized, is it fine now?
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Interesting codex just did the work once I sweared. Wasted 3-4 prompts being nice. And angry style made him do it.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Yes, but from the hiring effort what you said maybe is 10-25%. Any reason for this to increase in the last years to justify so many rejections? TBH I know many people that changes jobs in last 24 months just fine.
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
I have to agree with you. Companies don’t waste time on interviews if they don’t really want to hire. And if they didn’t hire him, maybe is because was not a good fit, and probably hired someone else. So the job was probably filled — by som
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by throwaway-0001 10mo ago
Yeah a lot of stuff seems to be based on these fuzzy data which I also think is unreliable.
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by throwaway-0001 11mo ago
I expected to be “personalized”. I’m definitely more into programming than dancing. I see 0 personalization tbh. And I tried a few different peoples phones.
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by throwaway-0001 11mo ago
Which model you using exactly?
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by throwaway-0001 11mo ago
Can you show me what results you see for “locking”? I see dancing move in all profiles I have.
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by throwaway-0001 11mo ago
You never had that coleague that says yes to everything and can’t get anything done? Same thing as seahorse.

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