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'One and done' dose of LSD keeps anxiety at bay(npr.org)
4 points by CharlesW 1y ago|0 comments
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Warner Bros. Joins Studios' AI Copyright Battle Against Midjourney(variety.com)
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Finding 1,000 exposed AI servers took researchers 10 minutes(tailscale.com)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Your argument against Google's monopoly would make a lot of sense if it was impossible to uninstall Chrome from Android… Wrong. "Chrome is already installed on most Android devices, and can't be removed." https:&
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by CharlesW 1y ago
BTW, you get this in VS Code, too. https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/ide-integrati...
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We Already Know a Way to Save a Bunch of Lives(slate.com)
6 points by CharlesW 1y ago|1 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Anyone who’s actually being in the room with people from Apple when talking about standards I’m sure would be more than happy to correct you on the fantasy you have constructed here. FWIW, you're saying this to an ex-Apple perso
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> …it’s essentially correct that Apple have been unwilling to cooperate on standards (despite overtly signalling the opposite) and have had to be forced by regulation or market forces. That's a strange take on Apple's actual
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Good creators tend to treat their tools with respect, and I can't imagine any reason we shouldn't feel gratitude toward our tools after a particularly satisfying session. Also, there may be selfish reasons to do this as well: (1)
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Dolby Vision 2 Just Dropped After 10 Years—Yes, It's Powered by AI(gizmodo.com)
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Dozens of scientists find errors in a new Energy Department climate report(npr.org)
46 points by CharlesW 1y ago|5 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Fun fact: So was the first chainsaw.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
For some reason I thought this had been in Photoshop forever, but Linked Smart Objects were just introduced in 2014.
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Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel to lead 4-part series on the Antichrist(christianpost.com)
13 points by CharlesW 1y ago|5 comments
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Ultima Underworld Retrospective – Forging a New Era [video](youtube.com)
4 points by CharlesW 1y ago|1 comments
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Hugging Face speadsheet tool: AI Sheets(huggingface.co)
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Welcome to the Technocracy: Dreams of forgotten movement from the 1930s live on(novum.substack.com)
35 points by CharlesW 1y ago|9 comments
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by CharlesW 1y ago
I can heartily recommend Nitro¹, which is Aperture's spiritual descendant. I very happily replaced Lightroom with Nitro a couple years ago. Gentlemen Coders is Nik Bhatt, who led the Aperture, iPhoto, RAW Camera and Core Image engineer
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Readers preferred AI-written story over one by my favorite author in blind test(pcgamer.com)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Ah, now I understand what you meant. The OP assumed the "get diagnosed" part would be understood. I've made it explicit below: > Here’s an example: you (having undiagnosed ADHD) try to set a schedule, or use a todo list,
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by CharlesW 1y ago
You'll still see it, but in laundered form, indistinguishable from non-placed content. We just won't be able to block it, because its origin will be hidden in the system. I think I'm going to miss the world where I could more
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> How exactly is this supposed to work? It's not exactly "executive function in a pill", but in people with ADHD, stimulants help with task initiation and sustained attention. That's often enough to help people crea
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> Was the iPhone the first device to come with that concept? Far from it. Before Apple, carriers and handset makers 100% controlled what you could install. "App stores" like Verizon's Get It Now, BREW, and Nokia’s operat
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> It is time to get the government to recognise mobile phones as being full fledged computers… Mobile phones are not, and have never been, general-purpose computers. If you think they're locked down now , you'd be completely
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by CharlesW 1y ago
No one thing is the culprit, but notifications are one of the biggest. Surely Android has similar capabilities, but on iPhone "Reduce Notifications" (uses AI to silence unimportant/time-insensitive notifications) and Focus
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by CharlesW 1y ago
Screen Time can work well for this. Block both apps and websites (the "Social" category makes this straightforward), then ask your gatekeeper tp "Lock Screen Time Settings" on your phone and keep the PIN to themselves.
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Apple's Tim Cook era: 14 years of prolific products, profits, and politics(macworld.com)
5 points by CharlesW 1y ago|2 comments
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Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future(danwang.co)
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by CharlesW 1y ago
TFW a developer discovers UX.
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by CharlesW 1y ago
> I'll assume this is completely bogus, unless you elaborate. IANAL, but here's the bit where I explained this: "…allowing an app whose primary purpose is distribution of infringing content undermines fair competition a

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