Qweiuu

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by Qweiuu 3y ago
As far as I know it's plastic bottle not glass bottle.
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
You are playing GAN against 100.000 people and computers. You never win a game of GAN
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
Rehabilitation can also fall under 'actions have consequences '. This means removing your freedom to move and not necessarily turtoring you.
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
Wtf? No! Prison should be either removing you from society because you don't fit (being and having act on liking to kill people for example) OR for forced education/correction of social behavior. Prison in your sense is torture no
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
It's similar but different. Your paper makes an existing body a puppet. The other one adjusts features.
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I probably boot a few embedded devices per day. If someone did not optimize this this might indicate other optimizations
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I also used it for rubber duck debugging/thinking. I'm pretty sure the current level is not the ceiling of it. And for the first time ever it makes sense for a large company to put knowledge on purpose into a LLM. People leave com
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
If apple hosts it's one chatgpt internally it is neither.
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
We now boot so often kernels this is important. My tv boots a kernel, Alexa's, laptops, cars etc. And this might be not specifically critical but it's a sign of people just doing something less optimal
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
Do you normally copy paste company emails, pdf, paragraphs, or source code into a search engine search field?I don't think so.
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
My company is huge 100k and lucky enough they also see it a s critical and make it centrally available to us soon. But this will be a problem for big companies: small ones normally care less about these types of things. This means big compa
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I'm normally the type of Google person with doing minus or using other tags. I totally gave that up with chatgpt and the magic of it is that it understands it so so we'll. Sometimes I also switch to German in the middle of a sente
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
You compare a small pocket device with a headset? You don't see the difference? Especially when hiking? You are then a non sweaty asian?
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I hear your killer features and don't care for them at all in any way to put on glasses for them. I only need real navigation on holiday and I'm pretty sure not taking some expensive glasses on travel. Neither when hiking nor in a
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I have tabletop space. Our whole system provides them, plenty of it. Most people lug it around comfortable in a backpack. And what ar features would you want to use? Navigation in the car perhaps but even than I would put in a cheap car dis
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
Either this will be tremendously funny, niche were it doesn't matter or a very very weird future. And yes the imagination of suddenly people sitting with not just some vr glasses from anyone but apple ones on a couch isolated from real
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
It would literally mean wearing this thing on your face. Alone from a pure beauty standpoint this would mean destroying your hair and makeup for what? Probably not for a selfie
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by Qweiuu 3y ago
I think there is a problem with AR: usefulness vs. Effort. Effort: Expensive, needs energy (a lot it's a display, needs to track things), needs to be weared, breaks your outfit (makeup hair) Benefit: ? I can see people sitting on a co