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> but if you dig into the source you realize it's coming from a crank. It is a dark sunday afternoon, Bob Park is sitting on his sofa as usual, drunk as usual, suddenly the TV reveals to him there to be something called the Paranorm
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The analogy is a good fit. I'm at level 0 because no way in hell I'm going to die from cruise control. I imagine there should be two levels above: 6: The AI designs the product and 7: A market where AI (now completely autonomous)
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Can make flatbread in any crappy oven. You should be able to get a used dirty one for next to nothing. Don't even have to clean it, just let it burn empty for 45 minutes. 75C (167F) should be enough but on the highest settings it doesn
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AI gives cleaning instructions [video](youtube.com)
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Thanks to TV you will no longer have to travel around the world to attend lectures. From the comfort of your home you can watch professors talk about cutting edge developments. It will be a revolution in education. Everyone will embrace the
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The discussion is actually more funny than it would seem. Corn existed long before humans. We aren't required for growing corn, the corn grows all by it self. It's like saying I grow your hair after serving you a cup of your favor
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Long long ago the google toolbar queries could be reverse engineered to do an i feel lucky search on gmail. I created a login that (if @gmail.com) forwarded to the specific mail. Unlikely to happen but it seems fun to extend email [client
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One is the result the other is the process.
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I hate to quote an AI but I got this.... >Ensheetification is a newly coined, informal term, likely from Hacker News, describing the trend where web/app interfaces become dominated by large, card-like "sheets" or panels th
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gmail is now such that I don't even understand the inbox.
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Or make 100 the same apps.
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Not a lawyer but from what I understand the EU law makers are acting in response to US behavior. The US has laws intended to protect US citizens that do not apply to foreigners, a system where money buys access to anything and a lust for ho
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The war isn't over tho. Warning people is the domain of influences, hipsters, propagandists and marketeers. Programmers cant really compete there but money does talk in the domain. Our world is such that if we want something we have to
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Things like this would make a good hamburger index of freedom.
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The boat could do a captive portal and provide it's own LAN?
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If your message goes though my infrastructure I can shut it down when I feel like it but even if I really don't want to do that I still might be forced by other parties commercial, private and state owned. You shouldn't need any k
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The thing I would like to see is a second purpose for smart phones, an afterlife, calculator heaven? It doesn't have to be cheap. It might for example resign into a security camera or a doorbell. A metal bracket with a connector, a but
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I notice that if you get to the point you could be doing something any extra thought is probably counter productive but to talk about it might even end it. The entrepreneurial spirit isn't visiting you to talk about things.
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Modern coders will most likely never get to enjoy endless rewrites.
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There is much going on in that exchange. I don't even know what a Wordpress site is anymore. > then maybe the latter is not a suitable choice. But now it only takes days which makes it suitable? There also is the paradoxical questio
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We've ruined everything just like all other generations, specially programmers. But it doesn't matter as those who follow us don't know any better. It's like we are walking though a forest and you suddenly ask if this tr
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Maybe it is possible to create such a [hidden] page.
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I don't have a down vote button with the comments. If my upvotes are irrelevant that button should also be removed.
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I think the tech is advanced enough to recognize a user by their choice of words. Not to downplay the problem but currently a new user might start out with a few comments on the poor side then talk into the shadow realm indefinitely. In my
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Curious about FORTH now
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Modern coders will probably never experience the fun of rewriting the same thing endlessly only to discover how good some early version really was. Then some time after giving up someone else would make a similar thing go 20 times faster.
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I always thought this was funny. Practical but not the usual open/close order. aaaaa<b>aaaa<i>aaaaa</b>aaaa</i>aaaaa I just tried this! <table> <tr><td>aaaaa<td>
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a pipeline
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do.
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There is a lot of talk about AI data centers energy use but playing this game my laptop fan took things to levels I never hear before. If enough good enough software is <s>written</s> generated the power consumption is goin

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