RGamma

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by RGamma 9mo ago
All the more reason to keep it alive, no?
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Have you looked at Rockbox?
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by RGamma 9mo ago
How many rs in raspberry? Think hard.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
> even if it's the riskiest Future ancient history: How one loose screw ended the anthropocene. We may fare better with super intelligent AGI as the ultimate referee. It is developed with similar urgency as nuclear weapons were afte
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Next up: Javascript virtual operating systems.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
May US exceptionalism apply to a peaceful resolution for this as well.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
When societies can't solve their internal problems internally they tend to turn outward for solutions. Everybody could see the long string of preventable phenomena leading up to this: financial deregulation, decline of civic institutio
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by RGamma 9mo ago
The ECB is not diffusely controlled.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
I meant there's autonomous drones and space warfare now, and Einstein didn't know about those. It's a really terrible silver lining, I know.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Silver lining: We will answer Einstein's question about what weapons will fight WW3 in detail. /s
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by RGamma 9mo ago
The chicken is trying to become the egg.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
You may be vastly overestimating average media competence. This is one of those things where I'm glad my relatives are so timid about the digital world.
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Stretch jeans shrink, even in a heat pump dryer set to a gentle program. Yes, they really do :(
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by RGamma 9mo ago
And this where the (independent!) physical store shines. I wish we had more discerning tradesmen these days. Something important went with the brick and mortar stores. Some of these exist now in the form of (maybe) physical store (or online
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by RGamma 9mo ago
You're right and AFAIK it wasn't primarily developed for weight-loss either. Still, there's something not quite right with the way this band-aid would be required at non-trivial scale in the first place. I guess there really
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by RGamma 9mo ago
This is part of the work that lead to Aristotle, the system that performed at Gold level at IMO: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01346
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Isn't it funny/shocking how efficiently the US free market creates both the problems and their "solutions" in a neverending self-escalating game of subjecting the consumers to their will (here: food vs pharma)?
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by RGamma 9mo ago
Ruling by oppression does not make you friends until eventually you may find yourself alone. The US government and hyperscalers may think that in the coming decades they can take on the rest of the world on their own, and I'm not looki
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Wow, that channel is misrepresenting its songs as lost records. Pure cancer.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Since relatively recently I'm getting AI music in my automatic radio. They look/sound like soulless facsimiles of the real thing.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
From the bottom of the page > A final plea It's time to put an end to Facebook. Working there is not ethically neutral: every day that you go into work, you are doing something wrong. If you have a Facebook account, delete it. If yo
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by RGamma 10mo ago
I've seen companies advertise with LLM generated claims (~Best company for X according to ChatGPT), I've seen (political) discussions being held with LLM opinions as "evidence". So it's pretty safe to say some (many
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Is watching videos considered a social activity now? The word "social" truly seems to have been tortured to death.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
You're going on my block list, son.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Currently looking to make my living space robot friendly, I wonder: can they clean hard to reach spots behind doors or under the ledge of a sofa (I can't remove every obstacle)?
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Thanks for qualifying my pain with the iOS phone app. The rock bottom of usability seems very far away now.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
Holding spacebar for corrections works fine though. Maybe my error rate is too low...
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by RGamma 10mo ago
It's worse because it keeps the text you intentionally entered? To be sure: I'm not talking about next word suggestions, only about it changing words after you already wrote them.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
ITT: HN discussing whether and how to pull up the ladder on free youth.
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by RGamma 10mo ago
I'm astonished people on this site use autocorrect at all. IMO it's a mind-bogglingy insane antifeature, even more insane than that weird "replace arithmetic expressions with their result" thing Apple once did.

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