Lewton

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by Lewton 3y ago
> The reason they have that problem is that their logic for funneling subscription revenue to streams is broken Changing it to splitting out a users monthly payment to what they're actually listening to, would make the abuse they&#x
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by Lewton 3y ago
When I first joined, pg himself replied directly to me telling me to do better or post less lol
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by Lewton 3y ago
twitter was valued around 30 billion when musk tried getting out of buying it (then the market cap went up when it became clear that he would be forced to pay full price)
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by Lewton 3y ago
But this investigation literally has nothing to do with privacy rights
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by Lewton 3y ago
“Camp” was in no way critically acclaimed, it’s sitting at a 69/100 on metacritic which is squarely in the “eh, it’s alright” bracket
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by Lewton 3y ago
Sure, now it is very easy. But back then animals rarely reacted to CRT tvs
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by Lewton 3y ago
That's a good point
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by Lewton 3y ago
Same with me and Facebook, I missed out on a christmas get-together among long time friends because of it :/ At least the group who did show up "blamed"* the host for only inviting to the event via FB, which I see as a massiv
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by Lewton 3y ago
> Specifically where he slams the door shut, I watched the video after reading your comment, expecting him to use a lot of force, but it really did not look like the word "slam" is warranted at all, and the cleanliness of the c
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by Lewton 3y ago
the population increased
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by Lewton 3y ago
actual usage by humans is down https://www.axios.com/2023/10/26/x-twitter-usage-statistics-...
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by Lewton 3y ago
soon this page will be cited on wikipedia on the qwerty layout article, and reality will never be the same
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by Lewton 3y ago
I feel it’s worth noting for others who have tried copilot before and was not impressed, I’ve experienced a massive abilities increase within the last two weeks, both speed AND quality wise, that took it from kinda useful to being able to a
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by Lewton 3y ago
It is extremely unprofessional to leave your computer unlocked at work and I consider it a sign of gross incompetence
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by Lewton 3y ago
Dude is morally bankrupt, abusing poverty gap to harvest biometric data via his cryptoscam I’m disheartened by the “Open”AI employees backing him and pretty surprised at how many hn’ers think so highly of him (especially considering the ant
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by Lewton 3y ago
They tested a premium lite that only included removing ads, at about half the price of normal premium, sadly they discontinued it this month
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by Lewton 3y ago
> when you knew you couldn't KYC What? Did you actually read what you replied to?
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by Lewton 3y ago
After having learned French, German and Spanish, I spent three months learning Chinese and could not speak it fluently, what a shoddy language
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by Lewton 3y ago
> A person trolling is a person with dark humor. no Trolling is maximizing for being obnoxious Dark humor is great, being obnoxious is not
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by Lewton 3y ago
... wolfenstein 3d sold less than a million copies...
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by Lewton 3y ago
Do you have to put "bad man" in quotes? It's possible to respect his achievements without lionizing the person He's legit terrible as a person, someone who spends a significant amount of his time dedicated to trolling is
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by Lewton 3y ago
People we're solving AoC problems with ChatGPT (with no human interaction) last year so your questions have already been answered
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by Lewton 3y ago
9% of people consists entirely of shoulders, elbows and knees
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by Lewton 3y ago
Night mode is an absolute delight on desktop, you're missing out
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by Lewton 3y ago
> The main difference being that issues in California are generally handled via civil suit, while Germany handles them through a government board. That sounds like a pretty big difference, and not one that favours california. Having to l
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by Lewton 3y ago
literally no one writing about self improving AI's are missing those details
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by Lewton 3y ago
> the most common is not "a satisfactory reply" but rather "no reply". No it isn't?
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by Lewton 3y ago
> Its what the simulations suggest. You have been misled by hypemen on twitter
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by Lewton 3y ago
Yeah I missed the two statistically significant algorithms that favor darker skin since they have smaller percentage differences than the ones they didn't mark as statistically significant (but I guess that's because of how it rel
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by Lewton 3y ago
they're testing 8 different detection algorithms > The detection systems were 19.67% more likely to detect adults than children, and 7.52% more likely to detect people with lighter skin tones than people with darker skin tones, acco

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