It's an authorial expectation that saves everyone from having to search every acronym you use. Can I solve it by searching? Yes. Is it faster for the author to type it out once or for the reading public to have to…
I didn't say I don't know what Continuous Integration was. I said I didn't know what "CI" stood for. Cannot stress enough, this is like, basic communication/writing that they teach in elementary school. But I'm so happy…
It's wild to me that people think asking for Continuous Integration (CI) in the first line of a paragraph is "going out of your way".
I know what a CD (Compact Disk) is. (Continuous Integration, and Continuous Deployment, are fine if someone tells me what the letters literally stand for, but sorry for not being so tech-brained that I haven't memorized…
I am a Site Reliability Engineer, I have been for close to a decade, and this is not as common an abbreviation as you think it is. Also, my entire job isn't in question because I didn't memorize shorthand for a term…
Thank you
Maybe I'm alone in this, but as someone who is in tech, I don't know what CI is, and I don't think it's unreasonable to expect it to have an expansion within the article the first time you use it... AI is in the…
I really assumed the point of this was going to be to complain about how no phone/phone cases are exactly the same... which is an absolute scourge on society that I assume is continued by Apple here.
What counter example did you provide? You said you had tried a few projects. You can just claim that without any evidence. I have no reason to believe you're not lying. You could say "I used AI to cure cancer." This…
The sooner cities and states start negotiating adversarially with companies that want to set up infrastructure in their state, the sooner we'll all be happier with the way things work. If you want to be a part of my…
I'm seeing more examples of you saying you're providing evidence than of you actually providing evidence. So far I've heard a single anecdote about what you did. That's a pretty far cry from the "evidence" you claim to…
Came here looking for this response. My follow-up question is "What percentage of the 'totally independent' group, are parents with adult children?" i.e. there's almost an interesting statistic here about what…
I feel like market cap valuations should have some way to factor in the supply/demand constraints. I know that float exists as a concept, but I think it's insane to call SpaceX a Trillion dollar company, when if it…
yeah, I mean, if you don't engage with the comment, then you're not going to understand. So maybe you should take your own advice and actually read what I wrote.
> It is not a naked image of yourself. If I show you a picture of yourself that is a perfect likeness of yourself, And do not tell you how it was collected/created. Is that an image of you? It looks exactly like you,…
What do you think my comment was responding to? Literally those are the words that I was responding to. Saying that the provenance of a naked image of myself is relevant to the fact that it's a naked image of _me_ and I…
> If someone generates a naked photo of you, even if it looks identical to a real photo, it's not your private data. "You see, your honor, it's not a picture of them, it's a picture of their reflection in the mirror." I…
I've been having this thought for the last month. The giveaway was my Medical Professional father thinking that AI was really good at things outside of his area of expertise, and really bad at things inside of his area…
also assuming there's signal in that noise...
I think it's reasonable for governments to signal a decision like this that parents can ultimately choose to bypass. So it's both to explain the harms and posture to reduce those harms to children, and to leave the…
No, this will force the first person to be creative. Not even necessarily kids.
That's justifying this because we've had rampant runaway inflation... There's nothing special about the number $1T.
I think I'm looking at general "retirement funds" which are a little more opaque. e.g. Vanguard/TD retirement funds, when I looked into them, didn't have any information on "what is in them." Just general breakdowns.
> Is it? Given that they've had to change the rules of index funds to allow for this, yes, this is not what people expect.
Curious how someone with a 401k, who didn't want their retirement to be used by these companies to buy at an inflated price, would go about opting out of this. Typically I just have my 401k in an index fund so that…
It's an authorial expectation that saves everyone from having to search every acronym you use. Can I solve it by searching? Yes. Is it faster for the author to type it out once or for the reading public to have to…
I didn't say I don't know what Continuous Integration was. I said I didn't know what "CI" stood for. Cannot stress enough, this is like, basic communication/writing that they teach in elementary school. But I'm so happy…
It's wild to me that people think asking for Continuous Integration (CI) in the first line of a paragraph is "going out of your way".
I know what a CD (Compact Disk) is. (Continuous Integration, and Continuous Deployment, are fine if someone tells me what the letters literally stand for, but sorry for not being so tech-brained that I haven't memorized…
I am a Site Reliability Engineer, I have been for close to a decade, and this is not as common an abbreviation as you think it is. Also, my entire job isn't in question because I didn't memorize shorthand for a term…
Thank you
Maybe I'm alone in this, but as someone who is in tech, I don't know what CI is, and I don't think it's unreasonable to expect it to have an expansion within the article the first time you use it... AI is in the…
I really assumed the point of this was going to be to complain about how no phone/phone cases are exactly the same... which is an absolute scourge on society that I assume is continued by Apple here.
What counter example did you provide? You said you had tried a few projects. You can just claim that without any evidence. I have no reason to believe you're not lying. You could say "I used AI to cure cancer." This…
The sooner cities and states start negotiating adversarially with companies that want to set up infrastructure in their state, the sooner we'll all be happier with the way things work. If you want to be a part of my…
I'm seeing more examples of you saying you're providing evidence than of you actually providing evidence. So far I've heard a single anecdote about what you did. That's a pretty far cry from the "evidence" you claim to…
Came here looking for this response. My follow-up question is "What percentage of the 'totally independent' group, are parents with adult children?" i.e. there's almost an interesting statistic here about what…
I feel like market cap valuations should have some way to factor in the supply/demand constraints. I know that float exists as a concept, but I think it's insane to call SpaceX a Trillion dollar company, when if it…
yeah, I mean, if you don't engage with the comment, then you're not going to understand. So maybe you should take your own advice and actually read what I wrote.
> It is not a naked image of yourself. If I show you a picture of yourself that is a perfect likeness of yourself, And do not tell you how it was collected/created. Is that an image of you? It looks exactly like you,…
What do you think my comment was responding to? Literally those are the words that I was responding to. Saying that the provenance of a naked image of myself is relevant to the fact that it's a naked image of _me_ and I…
> If someone generates a naked photo of you, even if it looks identical to a real photo, it's not your private data. "You see, your honor, it's not a picture of them, it's a picture of their reflection in the mirror." I…
I've been having this thought for the last month. The giveaway was my Medical Professional father thinking that AI was really good at things outside of his area of expertise, and really bad at things inside of his area…
also assuming there's signal in that noise...
I think it's reasonable for governments to signal a decision like this that parents can ultimately choose to bypass. So it's both to explain the harms and posture to reduce those harms to children, and to leave the…
No, this will force the first person to be creative. Not even necessarily kids.
That's justifying this because we've had rampant runaway inflation... There's nothing special about the number $1T.
I think I'm looking at general "retirement funds" which are a little more opaque. e.g. Vanguard/TD retirement funds, when I looked into them, didn't have any information on "what is in them." Just general breakdowns.
> Is it? Given that they've had to change the rules of index funds to allow for this, yes, this is not what people expect.
Curious how someone with a 401k, who didn't want their retirement to be used by these companies to buy at an inflated price, would go about opting out of this. Typically I just have my 401k in an index fund so that…