Hugsbox

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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
True, but even that I really just can't see catching on.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I think it's just that some people really like having a physical object to put in their bookshelf or whatever. I don't personally see the point, but I also don't need any more clutter in my house.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
They're targeting a release date of November 19th, and pre-orders were opened today.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Yep. Occasionally people shoehorn it into conversations thinking it's more inclusive (it's not) when in reality it just confuses people unnecessarily.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I'm married to a nonbinary person and not even they like "xe". It's definitely weird to use it for a cisgender person who has never expressed interest in being referred to in that way. It's usually done by peopl
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Maybe I'm a bit daft but I don't even fully understand what this means, even after reading the article.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
No, it would imply that "experiences" is fundamentally not a word that applies to LLMs. It does not in any way suggest there's some alternative word to be used there.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
It's great fun too, just a couple weeks ago I was startled awake at around 3:30AM for an emergency alert, concerning a 75 year old woman who had wandered off about an hour from where I live. Really annoying, I wake up at 5AM for work
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Could you elaborate on the racial mixing point? I'm not quite sure what you mean
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I appreciate the legitimate input sans ridicule. One can only hope it's better now
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
My brother in christ, what are you even talking about
162.
by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Okay, great, I was genuinely not certain it was the site or something I somehow did
163.
by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Why did this site prompt me for permission to send notifications? Did my browser just do something weird? Seems strange
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Hell, some TV commercials make me tear up.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
On my Fedora machine I was able to run mokutil --db --short To check my secure boot keys. As long as there's 2023 Microsoft keys you should be fine. Otherwise, my understanding is that you just need to update your firmware,
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
How do they get around restriction on only one entry per address? Open 1000 PO boxes?
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
As a person who works in a factory, areas are changed drastically, regularly, and quite fast. The cost of adapting areas to accommodate purpose-built machines pales in comparison to making robots work in suboptimal ways. It's much mo
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Nope, I can personally confirm there is not one single rat in Alberta. I counted them myself - counted the entire rat population in an afternoon. Only took so long because I'm terrible at counting, but I came to a final tally of zero
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I don't understand why they would implement humanoid robots instead of purpose-built robots. The human form is not the most optimal way to do most tasks, especially as it relates to manufacturing. Robots don't need to look like
170.
by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I literally fucking love this. So much. Thank you, OP.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
I'm told that the nearest city to me "probably" has cockroaches, but I avoid the city like the plague so no roach encounters for me thus far. I'm 30 and have never left the Canadian Maritime provinces in my life, so I g
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
In some parts of the world I bet that's true. I can say with a high degree of certainty that I have neither.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Just what I need, an AI to shout into the void on my behalf. This kind of shit is downright sad.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Rats are, to my knowledge, more destructive and spread more disease. Obviously eliminating all rodents would be disastrous for the ecosystem, but rats in particular are an invasive species in North America so eliminating them specifically
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Every so often I'll mention online that Alberta has no rats, and inevitably there will be an American responding in absolute disbelief saying I'm full of shit. I may not live in Alberta, but luckily rats aren't really a thing
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Exactly this. I mean, even if he was writing 10,000 lines of code a day all on his own, there is no universe where that's a good idea or would produce useful output.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
It really is the most bizarre way I've ever seen a product marketed. "Please give us your money! Oh, and by the way, we have some legitimate concerns that our product may bring about the End Times."
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Create posts/comments people deem worthy of upvoting and you'll get karma. Posts begging for karma are the exact opposite of something I'd consider worthy of upvoting.
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
This project is pretty dang cool. Thanks for posting :)
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by Hugsbox 4mo ago
Maybe generational? I get the idea I'm about the author's age just from context clues in the article. I turned 30 a few months ago. But I grew up and continue to live out in the country, and there's a certain expectation o

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