Ah yes, I'm going to whistle blow and ruin my career over something "illegal" that every university has been doing for the past 50 years. Im perplexed that you find this surprising at all. This stuff happened openly in all hands with pie charts of the existing gender and racial makeup, and the target makeup with struggle session-like questions of why our engineering department doesn't have 50% woman. None of this is inconsistent if the decision makers at the company think that any deviation in demographics is a sign of institutional racism.
Every DEI program I've been involved in has had target quotas which put pressure on hiring managers to reach those quotas, but still "hire on merit". And then they hire a viz minority engineer who thinks translating a js file to python means renaming the file extension.
That's because the republicans have long been the party of entitlement receivers. This is changing as under 25s are strongly shifting republican while boomers are moving democrat.
There are tons of alternatives, you just need to accept that its missing 1 or 2 features you like, because if the app supported the 1 or 2 features for everyone, it turns into jira/office
I guess that makes sense for a government, but for regular people, accumulating coins is super annoying. I wouldnt mind carrying coins if i just had to carry quarters and dollars
its so funny when you try to create an analogy to prove how something is absurd and the common understanding is that your analogy is how the world works
The last argument is basically the key point, you think google is going to let browsers die? Their entire business model depends on its survival; they just get less control over its destiny now, which is probably fine tbh.
I think coins need to be banned full stop. At current prices, you can probably just do a paper quarter and create a law to allow cash payments to be rounded down to the nearest quarter. Most business would be ok with this since they can avoid the credit card fees. I think we should also go plastic like canada, the bills are easier to count, harder to get dirty, and harder to get lost or crumpled. I'd also imagine itd also be harder to counterfeit and easier to track.
Disagree because code has to be far more precise than, the location is in the jungles of brazil. This level of coding as never been achievable by traditional ML methods AFAIK
This is probably one of the less impressive LLM applications imo. Like it already knows what every plant, street sign, etc is. I would imagine a traditional neural net would do really well here as well if you can extract some crude features.
This idea that we can just setup a good system with good incentives falls flat on its face before we even need to consider its merits because the problem is that there are always snakes involved in the development of these systems. The most important thing for societal survival is moral character AND THEN the system itself.
I like it but minimalism always fails for complex products because everyone wants a different 80% of the features cut. You can already see it in the comments haha.
this lines up with my experience in America where you can go so far if you just show up sober and put in 8 hours. ive never seen a more socially mobile country
i've learned a ton from ai suggestions, but right now its like 5-10% of suggestions. If that number was any higher i might not have the motivation to open the black box