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by zknow 7mo ago
yeah I think there is a way to do this elegantly. I didn't have my own device until I was 20 or so actually, and it wasn't a big problem. As a young teenager I could use the family desktop for education and entertainment. I had on
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by zknow 11mo ago
These people need be given a button to call an inference url with just text. When you realize that's all a "model" is doing its easy to understand that its not sentient.
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by zknow 11mo ago
Actually a good article, but I'd like to point out the fact that this is like a 3x repost. Don't think you need to be on hacker news at this point.
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by zknow 1y ago
Really? I thought that it was kind of a ecumenist religion that included themes from many religions.
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by zknow 1y ago
what if everything is actually just owned by a collaborative initiative between big proton, electron and neutron ;)
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by zknow 1y ago
I don't think many people realize what a historical aberation 20th century China was.
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by zknow 1y ago
no one really knows
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by zknow 2y ago
they make the mistake of paying for it unlike those who know what to do https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/030916/buffe...
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by zknow 2y ago
probably Russia or China (though they might be more than virtual) More likely Iran tbh
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by zknow 2y ago
Isn't gambling usually illegal for minors?
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by zknow 2y ago
Have you ever considered the possibility of supernaturally guided evolution. Always seemed like an interesting possibility to me. So God creates an incredibly beautiful concept that life comes from. Seems like one of the most probable solut
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by zknow 2y ago
yeah the transiency thing is huge. I think a big part of that is young people moving away from their home city for university and then for a job. It really breaks up the social fabric at an important stage and replaces it with uni friends a
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by zknow 2y ago
I've noticed rural communities tend to have more extended family and larger families which helps a lot. Besides less different types of work.
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by zknow 2y ago
so cool to see this on here, I'm from rural southern Ontario and I feel like I always have to explain it to anyone from the city or 'not from these parts'
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by zknow 2y ago
In public, yeah people probably wouldn't care about french speakers, but in a shared environment I definitely would prefer they speak English. My brother use to have to tell his Dutch-Canadian in-laws to speak English when we were at h
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by zknow 2y ago
could have been high budget dystopian at least!
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by zknow 2y ago
you might say the domain expert expects the coputer to also already be a domain expert
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by zknow 2y ago
fwiw I'm an entrepreneur/business owner far from the software business, and I've be asked a few times for a business card so I'm going to get one just to have it handy.
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by zknow 2y ago
that might be gone but in my experience - and I live on a farm in the developed world - while some tasks are handled by professionals on serious operations, its pretty common for farmers to do a bit of their own welding, a bit of their own
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by zknow 2y ago
As a fellow Canadian I gotta agree on this one.
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by zknow 3y ago
there are projects that you can use to index discord servers, unfortunately a lot of communities just don't use them.
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by zknow 3y ago
I'm not sure if the concern is really blatant disinformation ( which as you point out is easier to smell test ) or if its really more of the thought that the Chinese have a cambridge analytica level style access to American social data