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by OGWhales 4mo ago
Oh, they still do that with their new hardware. The machine comes with x amount of processor cores, but you can't use any of them without paying. How much you pay depends on the "MSUs" you agreed to, MSU being a proprietary m
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by OGWhales 4mo ago
I would rather know that than have the information hidden from me. It's also not hard to imagine a scenario where such quirks are harmless on their own, but might be relevant in the future or for reasons the doctor is missing. I guess
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
I've been using em dashes for forever, they are the best punctuation. Sad world where using them means you're an AI
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Not to mention, the side effects extend beyond jail time. For example, your name gets plastered everywhere too.
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Right, nor was that the suggestion of my comment. I just wasn't sure they were comparing how abuse of power is handled in different legal systems so much as how freedom of speech laws are handled.
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
My understanding is that saying anything "grossly offensive" is illegal there, so it's not clear those police were blatantly overstepping their authority like in the case from the OP.
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
I was only intending to use the traditional search engine, the AI was incidental. If I want an AI answer, I will go to it separately. This is better in my mind as optimal queries for each are different. The issue is, Google has mixed the tw
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Well, that’s how I would ask an AI. I wasn’t asking an AI though, I was googling it
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
The iem sub has a post with some recommendations at various price points. I’d probably start there, not sure your budget and I don’t know have the most experience with the super cheap ones: https://reddit.com/r/iems&#x2
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
I searched something like “top pro vs tea pro se reddit” so I kind of did.
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Yup, I was looking up a pair of IEMS vs another pair of IEMs. It said option A is overall better, when really it was just reciting a single person's opinion. I've been aware it will summarize only a single source and present it as
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
I think it's worth looking at what was actually asked. From your article, they were asked these two questions: > Countries that borrow in their own currency should not worry about government deficits because they can always create m
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
> The MMT folks think this is business as usual MMT folks generally advocate that inflation is the way to measure if the spending is "too much" and argue that spending should generally aim to improve productivity (i.e. increase
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Yeah, they really go all or nothing with the lock down mode. There are a lot of things from it I’d like to enable but not everything .
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by OGWhales 5mo ago
Yup, for me I can see the device but when I try to initiate a send it just doesn't show up on the other device about half the time. I've not found a reliable way to fix it either, toggling AirDrop on and off on both devices seems
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by OGWhales 7mo ago
Fun article! I like your watercolors too, especially the one of them going into the pufferfish's mouth :D
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by OGWhales 7mo ago
There is a big difference between a tavern owner keeping tabs on the comings and goings of their customers and the government having 24/7 precise location monitoring on everyone in the entire country. One does not violate the 4th and t
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by OGWhales 7mo ago
I don't see such a clear benefit to eliminating the debt, actually I see a lot of downsides that would likely be worse for our children. The way I understand it, the primary concern is whether the debt is growing faster than the econom
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by OGWhales 7mo ago
There is a real argument about the rise of fascism and the equivalent about the rise of communism is too silly for the bit to work
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by OGWhales 8mo ago
I've noticed that LLMs generated text often has spaces around em dashes, which I found odd. They don't always do that, but they do it often enough that it stood out to me since that isn't what you'd normally see.
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by OGWhales 8mo ago
???
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by OGWhales 8mo ago
> Authorities, citing a “foregone conclusion exception” to the Fifth Amendment, argued that Rawls could not invoke his right to self-incrimination because police already had evidence of a crime. The 3rd Circuit panel agreed, upholding a
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by OGWhales 8mo ago
It depends on the specifics, but I converted a couple of scripts recently that would take minutes to run with Pandas that only took seconds to run with Polars. I was pretty impressed.
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by OGWhales 9mo ago
I heard of some gaming focused one, one of the examples given was AI highlighting of enemies...
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by OGWhales 9mo ago
I've not found it that great at programming in cobol, at least in comparison to its ability with other languages it seems to be noticeably worse, though we aren't using any models that were specifically trained on cobol. It is sti
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by OGWhales 9mo ago
My experience is that one doesn't actually work, though the built-in ad-blocking does work quite well.
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by OGWhales 9mo ago
I've found a few that work but many can be buggy or non-functional, just depends on the extension. The only one I use currently is called "Control Panel for Twitter", which seems to work pretty well.
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by OGWhales 9mo ago
I don't think a stock market reaction is a good way to measure their impact on the housing market. It's not that they aren't involved in the market, it's that their impact is questionable given the relative size of their
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by OGWhales 10mo ago
Would this not still be the case even if labor wasn't entirely outpaced by capital?
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by OGWhales 11mo ago
I noticed that as well (though I do think there is a time limit), but decided I didn't want to encourage more of it and still avoid any shorts. I usually watch on a TV anyway, so vertical videos are pretty weird...

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