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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Email contents and email addresses are both text. Yes, the concept still applies. The point is that email contents are almost never the same to begin with. If we're including the timestamp, then every email is almost unique by default.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Sure it's sloppy. But why would the title mention uniqueness if we were talking about emails?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
This is a two hour video. Maybe somebody can use their amazing AI technology to create a few bullet points?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>You just replied to a comment in which they did not reply to you. Thus, you were not heard. This is a weird and extremely off putting game to play. You read my post. What are you talking about?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Yea I agree. One of the things I value in social interaction is knowing that I'm being heard by another human being . There's no possible way for that to happen with an AI, so the interaction is significantly diminished. So talki
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I've had it both ways. As soon I leave, I don't hear from those people ever again. On the other hand, I've also made good friends that have lasted for years beyond the employment. The tone of your post doesn't really hel
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I got admitted into a CS masters program starting in January.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Oh yea, that's another part of it. Seeing your school at the top of some rankings fuels some egos as well. I've met plenty of intelligent people who remain modest for the reason I indicated in my previous post. Wish them success i
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Sounds like they didn't pass a high enough filter. It's easy to have a high impression of yourself when you didn't actually compete. I remember having conversations with roommates and people in my classes about how hard so an
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
It is corporate noise. But I think it's a great way to find, and talk to, people with similar professional backgrounds. Or to stay in touch with people that you've worked with.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>If losing access to any one account is a big deal for you, that's more than a major technological literacy failure - it's a basic life planning failure. Do not overly rely on a single thing controlled by people you cannot trus
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
People probably think of AI as being a neutral agent, which would give it more credibility in these kinds of conversations. The messed up thing is that they probably aren't neutral. I mean, imagine if a conspiracy theory somehow became
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I feel like posting on public forums only works if you have a big enough name. I want to be wrong about that.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
How did you lose the account? Was there a reason from Google?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I've always wondered about this. What happens if one of the big tech companies makes a mistake and closes your account? LinkedIn is pretty important nowadays when searching for work. Would you be able to make a new account? If not, tha
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I would make an effort to search through your history as well, but it seems like you live on hackernews.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I never said anything about what I believe. I've been in the workforce for years and my parents are immigrants. I don't know where your response came from.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I thought the narrative was the opposite because of DEI.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
The issue that I struggled with is browser fingerprinting. Servers can detect if you're using a browser. If you are, then there are a number of flags, or parameters, in the browser that give away your identity. You can cycle through us
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Someone should explain how this isn't dystopian.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
If I could downvote this post, I would. This is a little bit like asking about the significance of the number 2. What you're asking is way too general. What are we discussing? Maybe you can describe the contexts where you've seen
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
automating the creation of false testimonials is inefficient at scale? go on ... what's the alternative?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
So it's a bullshit generator? Hopefully this is just for demos.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I can't imagine why you're not able to find perfect hires while I'm reading your post where you describe your recent hires as mediocre.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
She's a big name in soccer and she's retiring. I don't even watch soccer and I recognize her name. It doesn't matter what her performance was in her final game. It's very common to give great athletes recognition (a
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I don't think people are upset about the technology. It's about overreliance and lack of quality control.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Sorry, can you be more specific? What are the roles/skill sets whose demands we're not meeting?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I don't understand your concern. The conversation surrounding the negative impact of social media has been going on for some time now. But also, they already pick and choose what most of us watch through their recommendation system.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Healthcare in the US is terrible, sure. And making medicine more accessible is a great thing. But I feel like the term "right to repair" is being hijacked here. A manufacturer that creates a piece of technology can theoretically p
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Maybe you should also figure out a dance to perform on tiktok that you can send out with your layoff email.

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