Dig1t

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by Dig1t 2y ago
Sort of, they are being built to power AI models which do all kinds of things, but yes definitely advertising is part of it. Ads are mature now though, these mega corps have fine-tuned their products and squeezed every last advertising penn
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Sort of feels like we wasted a long time having our best and brightest figuring out how to optimize advertising algorithms. I think we're finally starting to recover from that phase.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I love the idea of this but jeez these things are ugly. I wish someone would make a simple kit or prefab that actually had a nice design. I’d consider buying it.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
You could substitute "LLMs" -> "Humans" and the statement would also be true.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
>"I think the two-month delay is necessary to comply with the launch requirements, and I think that's an important part of safety culture," said Michael Whitaker, the FAA administrator Sums up why it's taken so long t
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I personally knew two different people who died of heart attacks after having complications right after receiving the Covid vaccine. Both were < 35 years old. It was obvious that the complications happened right after receiving the vacci
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I read this as: "we need to ramp up nuclear energy".
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Correct! Sorry I did not mean to imply that the glass itself was the problem, just that choosing glass doesn’t mean that the product is phthalate-free. So many foods contain these chemicals because of some contamination during processing.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
>The bread, one of a handful of still subsidized basic food products in Cuba, will be reduced from 80 grams to 60 grams (2.1 oz), or approximately the weight of an average cookie or a small bar of soap. That’s such a tiny amount of bread
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by Dig1t 2y ago
You are right it is much better, but it's not automatically helpful. Bottled beers have been shown to still have phthalates: https://www.mdpi.com/2311-5637/9/2/125#:~:text=Especially%20... . >The lowes
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Funny enough the Apollo pagers website appears to be down.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
It's such a massive shame he didn't narrate all the other books in the Hitchhiker's series! The first book is amazing, but he never narrated the remaining books. The rest of the books in the series are narrated by a different
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Surprisingly violent. Lots of stabbing, torn apart bodies, decapitated heads. I wish they were labeled with some context or possible meaning.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
So true man, the best part of this site are the positive and thoughtful folks. It's pretty easy to be negative and find flaws in things, it's more difficult and constructive to find the positive and try to learn.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
These space suits are very cool looking, I'm glad there was some consideration put towards aesthetics. The old marshmallow suits were iconic but definitely did not evoke thoughts of a cool sci-fi future like these ones do.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I think what you mean to say is that regulations GROW over time. If you only add regulations but never remove them, eventually you end up with a society where most things are illegal and the only people who can get anything done are wealthy
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by Dig1t 2y ago
This is adorable and should be a commercial product.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I think this would make for an effective treatment via monoclonal antibodies wouldn't it? i.e. have a bioreactor manufacture the antibodies and administer them to people who contract the disease.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Isn’t basically every country doing this? I know for sure China does, Israel definitely does, the US does. Especially during all the wars the US has engaged in, pushing a positive narrative and image has been very important.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
This poast site looks like a layer between X and it's currently rate limited. Here are the actual X posts: https://x.com/PublishersWkly/status/1831357570365497379 https://x.com/PublishersWkly&
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I’m not sure, Austin is still pretty expensive.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
There are tons of indie shooters that sold way better than this game, saying this didn’t sell well because of a saturated market is just being dishonest. Read the actual reviews for the game and the reason it did poorly is glaringly obvious
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Show HN: RegionCast – A crowdsourced audio guide for the world(regioncast.com)
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by Dig1t 2y ago
It is almost completely due to media's frequent mention of him. He shows up in movies and TV shows a LOT, way more than any other scientist by a wide margin. Most normal people don't know what he did, but he exists in popular cult
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Anyone know how feasible it would be to use this for doing mocap for a game?
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by Dig1t 2y ago
We're not talking about censoring spam, we're talking about real, verified people who are obviously not spamming being censored. The two are unrelated, and Zuck is admitting here that the current administration pushed them to cens
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by Dig1t 2y ago
This sounds like a conspiracy theory to me.
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by Dig1t 2y ago
Even if it's unnecessary I still think this is a great idea. It's obvious that the people who are scared of nuclear power are not interested in the actual safety data, it's that radiation is scary and has bad connotations. If
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by Dig1t 2y ago
I did read the article, the author's point is obvious, there is no incentive to boot up a 1000 year old brain. My point is that I think the author missed the family connection. >1000 years pass. Everyone that ever knew, loved or car
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by Dig1t 2y ago
If you had the option to boot up your dead mom, would you? What about your dead grandma? What about your great grandma? If you were running a version of your dead mom, and she told you she wanted you to boot up her mom, would you? The reaso

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