NoPicklez

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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
I stopped having that issue when I was subscribed to the pages I enjoyed watching and watched that content. Without that its just going to throw you random popular content.
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
All due respect I don't really care much about Musk, but my point is that a powerful person can have a done a good thing and a dumb thing over the course of their career. The dumb thing doesn't nullify the fact they did a good thi
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
Sometimes powerful people just do dumb shit, because they're still a human being like all of us. It's easy to look at Musk and say, he's done some dumb shit when his dumb shit makes news. But very few of us have the same type
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
100% I agree and its natural human nature to forget things. Which is why its been an issue before you had AI generate the code to begin with.
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
I don't know how Australia isn't welcoming nor not hospitable to tourists. The people in question in the article are not our current government but the coalition. Perhaps its not time to shun Australia given that the people (under
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
You'd think so, if its quality has gone down, then its ability to know that is also decreased.
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
> When an agent generates a system you didn't write, you lose what cognitive scientists call procedural encoding — the understanding that comes from having debugged line 47 yourself. How is this different to the person or team who w
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by NoPicklez 6mo ago
Makes sense to a degree that kids have access to more food throughout the day as opposed to their 3 key meals, or dinner time. Also that processed foods are much more palatable and "taste better", leaving more traditional foods ta
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Posting the videos to social media wasn't its only use case. I've no doubt that content creators outside of social media were using it as well, either for their brand or other video work. Yes we see AI reels all over the place, bu
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Well it makes sense to be able to do this within the EU with an EU ID, however Australia isn't in the EU and also doesn't have an EU ID.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Perhaps if you read the article you'd see the idea was included. Not free flow because that's silly, however there are rumored improved working rights.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Exactly what Tesla's megapack superchargers do
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Exactly what Tesla's megapack superchargers do
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Except Tesla's where their cars outsold any other
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Well no it does change the point, because the place where the car resides when the owner is at home is less likely to be near a power socket unless its in a garage or the homes driveway. I can't realistically charge my EV from a socket
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
High fiber foods can make your tummy feels inflammatory, that doesn't mean they're not highly beneficial for you
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
> There is no such thing as an AI-proof career. Proof as in much less likely to be significantly disrupted by AI within the next couple/few decades, well I definitely think so.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
A controversial opinion would be being a fan of this
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
I've been using a Macbook as my personal laptop since 2008 when they introduced the first aluminum chassis and still these things the author raises are still little quirks I wish Mac would resolve.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Exactly and its just interesting to think about that such insane engineering has gone into a product that costs less than 4 wooden chairs. Yes it can be explained logically but its just an interesting thought.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
The point isn't for it to make sense necessarily, it's just simply an interesting thought and not one that always needs a logical answer in every case.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
I wouldn't be using automated controlled water valves for anything that's not outside in the garden
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
> Can't I just exercise a fat part of my body to make the fat go away? Can I just do a bunch of sit-ups to make my gut go away? I did nutrition and PE in my final 3 years of high school over 16 years ago and as a result have a prett
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
That’s just not really not true from my professional experience or my industry in cyber security. There is of course a level of experience required of a junior but it’s still junior level experience. In my line of work I was coaching and no
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
> The issue is not whether my students are valuable. In the long run, they are invaluable. The issue is that their value emerges slowly, whereas AI delivers immediate returns. This is like the classic "I'll do it myself because
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Catastrophic! Calm down you're not working in a chemical plant
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
That's not what they were saying and the same can be said for those listed. But that they can cost the same as a Macbook Neo which arguably has significantly more technology in it.
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Well its because we don't use community servers anymore. Lobbies are created in real time, particularly where SBMM is involved. It's a bigger problem because in a lobby of 100 people, 1 person cheating ruins it for 99 players. Whe
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
I play multiplayer games with my friends against randoms and its very fun. The effort required hasn't come out of nowhere, it has come about from over 2 decades of gaming and technology evolving. Heck if that was the case I'd have
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by NoPicklez 7mo ago
Its the Windows XP Media Centre edition all over again

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