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by 127 2y ago
The problem here is that governments are really bad at building functional and cost-effective software 99% of the time and 99% of FOSS developers are always starved of resources.
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by 127 2y ago
Both US and EU blame China of dumping practices, but at the same time Microsoft is doing the exact same thing.
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No it's not. You can not shift goalposts that do not exist in the first place.
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by 127 2y ago
What goals were achieved that I missed? Even for creative writing and image creation it still requires significant human guidance and correction.
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Being a constructive part of a democracy is not just standing in the way of every change without budging. It's also about solving problems and finding solutions. Most social and technological issues will not just magically go away if y
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It will help. Just as any system that has trade-offs. So much of human existence would be much simpler and happier if we didn't have to build systems to control crime and bad behavior. Is it a system I want? No. I think there are bette
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by 127 2y ago
True. But I have been subjected to a massive amount of hybrid war and influence operations by other adversarial entities. Persecution is bad. So is degrading democracy and turning people against each other.
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I'm going to be the controversial one here and just claim that more harm is currently done by unrestricted social media than any privacy invasions. Predators have free reign to do whatever they wish anonymously and get away with it. I
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by 127 2y ago
If there was a way to mark people who are shills as shills, and bots and bots, the situation would be much more manageable. The fact is that there is intense hybrid war fought on peoples hearts and minds on every possible informational chan
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If you train for health instead of body building, going from sedentary to a regular body weight routine is a colossal improvement.
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Fair enough. I did perceive it as satirical, but that's not a logical conclusion.
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Most of Asimov's robot books were about how the laws were broken, not how they were upheld. Reading between the lines, you get the idea that such laws would be ineffectual in practice, and thus the writing satirical to an extent.
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I use the Pis because the ecosystem and documentation. I tried using clones but they're often horrible when it comes anything outside the direct hardware. Also they have a ton of competition. Jumping back to STM32 is pretty trivial if
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by 127 2y ago
Turns out you can actually run quite a lot with dual core CPU clocked at 250MHz. You can also use part of the flash as file system, but that's not quite as straight forward.
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by 127 2y ago
You can do capacitive touch with RP2040 just fine. Turn on, turn off, measure time. Plus I don't like modules as they seem pointless complexity when I just want to order a ready-assembled, self-designed PCB.
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by 127 2y ago
PIO is fantastic. Revolutionary. Not trivial to use but extremely powerful and adaptable. Too bad about the ADC. To be clear: the ADC is not "OK". It' s BAD.
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by 127 2y ago
The fault in this logic is that exact same people will be leading the way of mass manufacturing more soulless garbage and dumping it to the consumer as mainstream music. AI doesn't actually fix the problem, it just makes it easier to d
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by 127 2y ago
In the same way digging ditches and then filling them up isn't meaningful. Creating things that last for a year or two, creating food that leaves you hungry, drinks that leave you thirsty. Designing things just to create work instead o
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by 127 2y ago
It costs 10 to make, but how much are you willing to pay? If the development of the software stack makes any sense depends entirely on the profit and scale.
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A lot that you could achieve with a 50 cent RP2040, some memory and audio + MIDI interface (all in one PCB). Which costs more like 10 bucks instead of 1000.
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The posted solution is an entire groovebox, not just a single synth emulation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkmqZVpW2Vg
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by 127 2y ago
Did you force it into a parser? You can define a simple language in llama.cpp for the LLM to obey.
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by 127 2y ago
There really should be a way to target and remove purposefully malicious communication from the open social platforms.
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by 127 2y ago
Sometimes clever code creates a good abstraction. Clever code that doesn't create a suitable trade-off with complexity isn't actually clever at all. Of course, never code golf outside actual code golfing puzzles.
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by 127 2y ago
Or maybe AI will just nuke humans to fix climate change.
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by 127 2y ago
Yes, indeed. There seems to be a gender disparity in those choices. ;)
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I think their emotions are valid, even if you're dismissive of them.
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I don't really worry about it because indies are making better games than ever.
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It's strange from a foreigners perspective because all of this looks exactly like a dark pattern made to distract and confuse gambling addicts. Why does American government allow direct predation on its own citizens?
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by 127 2y ago
It's quite bold to predict the future for the next 100 years.

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