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Never ascribe to stupidity that which is better explained by malice.

Stuck in hell references to my job working with ----.

You might only die once, but you can suffer for a very long time before it.*

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www.popularmechanics.com 1y ago

Humanity May Achieve the Singularity Within the Next 6 Months, Scientists Sugges

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www.businessinsider.com 1y ago

An AI startup CEO has been charged with defrauding investors out of $10M

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www.researchgate.net 1y ago

Gravity Modification Experiment Works – APEC Propulsion Conference 8/31/24

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blogs.nvidia.com 2y ago

40 Years On, Pac-Man Recreated with AI by Nvidia Researchers

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phys.org 2y ago

Bacteria store 'memories' and pass them on for generations, study finds

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twitter.com 2y ago

"A secret report, suppressed by US defence chiefs and obtained by The Observe

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www.theverge.com 2y ago

Unity unites the indie game industry against its new pricing model

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www.eurogamer.net 2y ago

Unity will quietly waive fees if developers switch to its ad monetisation

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mobilegamer.biz 2y ago

Unity is offering a runtime fee waiver if you switch to LevelPlay

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medium.com 2y ago

Switching from Unity to Unreal? Here’s How

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www.gamesindustry.biz 2y ago

Unity’s pricing is a symptom, not the cause of tougher times for the industry

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godotmarketplace.com 2y ago

Convert your assets from Unity to Godot

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www.gamingonlinux.com 2y ago

Unity to Godot importer has me a little excited

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github.com 2y ago

Unity Engine to Godot Engine Exporter

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docs.godotengine.org 2y ago

Unity to Godot Docs

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futurism.com 2y ago

The Military Just Created an AI That Learned How to Program Softwar

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praydog.com 3y ago

UEVR: An Exploration of Advanced Game Hacking Techniques

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www.dailymail.co.uk 3y ago

Harvard behavioral scientist studying dishonesty is accused of fabricating data

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Have any managers/team leads been asked to layoff staff b/c of AI?

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www.oneusefulthing.org 3y ago

Let's Talk about ChatGPT with Code Interpreter and Microsoft Copilot

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tedgioia.substack.com 3y ago

The State of the Culture (2023)

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breadcrumbscollector.tech 3y ago

Python and the Clean Architecture in 2021

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www.techradar.com 3y ago

Salesforce unveils its 'biggest innovation in 20 years

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Developer Training Tools Recommendations

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www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 3y ago

Parasitological evaluation of edible insects and parasitic diseases to humans

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www.cnbc.com 3y ago

Parts of Great Barrier Reef show highest coral cover seen in 36 years

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matt-rickard.com 3y ago

Embrace. Extend. Extinguish

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www.bloomberg.com 4y ago

ECB Bond Tool Seen Having No Limits as Steeper Rate Hikes Loom

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hello.textio.com 4y ago

The Patterns of Discrimination in Tech

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AI makes you boring 5 months ago

I mean, can't you just… prompt engineer your way out of this? A writer friend of mine literally just vibes with the model differently and gets genuinely interesting output.

I'm utterly shocked at the article saying GPU inference (PyTorch/Transformers)isn't working. Numerical instability produces bad outputs, Not viable for real-time serving, Wait for driver/CUDA updates!

My job just got me and our entire team a DGX spark. I'm impressed at the ease of use for ollama models I couldn't run on my laptop. gpt-oss:120b is shockingly better than what I thought it would be from running the 20b model on my laptop.

The DGX has changed my mind about the future being small specialized models.

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I think we hope he's losing it. If he's right about the "ai antichrist" stuff, that does seem like the worst timeline.

I like the ORM but Django has stagnated in so so many ways. Most of my startup friends basically use Ruby on Rails for their startup webap, and python microservices these days. If you know python (hate ruby) and like javascript well enough FastAPI and javascript frontends seems way better.

You are arguing a strawman: patients unrealistically want doctors to have every fact memorised or to deliver an instant, definitive diagnosis.

What I'm really shocked about is that new AI tools are now fast enough—and regulated enough—to be used live at the point of care.

So why do I need to pay doctors as much money, when they themselves are using an off the shelf solution?