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Seanambers
3y ago
Man, 4chan always got the deetz!
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3y ago
AI safety is just woke 2.0.
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3y ago
So the decels basically owned the board, and drove a 100B value destruction because they disagreed with letting people use GPT-4 in ChatGPT. Some colleagues that is. Is this decel movement just an extension of the wokeism that has been a pr
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3y ago
Damn - OpenAI looks like a kindergarden. That board should be banned for life.
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3y ago
Well, he could just execute you know.
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3y ago
Interestingly, the only ones talking about this comes from the Android / Google / regulatory side. Apple users are as far as I can tell happy the way it is.
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3y ago
Pretty tedious website and it all seems agenda driven. As in whats the alternative?
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3y ago
I use ChatGPT paid for at least 75% of my queries. Only reason to venture out into search engine land is to find updated information which often is done by adding reddit to the end of the search. I'd say Google is in trouble, I mean th
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3y ago
Meanwhile at Google and Samsung : We need to shoot our event with our phone as well now.
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3y ago
Powerquery oh god never again!
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3y ago
Right to life? First of all stealing as a last resort to avoid death is not whats happening. And yes there is a case to made that if all other options are exhausted you do what you need to do, even if it is morally wrong. That is not the sa
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3y ago
Moral Calculus? What you are describing is anarchy and lawlessness - it is not moral to steal no matter the reason.
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3y ago
Just as Rob Henderson said at the All in summit. It's basically a luxury belief. Rich tech folks isolated from the effects of stealing encourages poor people to steal and at some point face the consequences.
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3y ago
WinRar is where its at. Never liked 7zip.
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3y ago
It's hard to overstate just how big of a leap the iPhone was. Critics only focused on the shortcomings but neglected to see what it really was. Steve Jobs Introducing at Macworld in 2007 is a classic for the ages. https://w
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3y ago
Isn't the real clue here that the prices in the article are cost + margin. AMZN gets a steal.
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3y ago
Please, wtf, thats just idiotic. Can't say I agree with X's style of appropriating tags but just the assumption that everything comes as an edict from EM himself is kinda sick.
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3y ago
Yes a real grifter at that as well.
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3y ago
The sound mix of tvseries and movies are horrendous, and not optimized for voice at all.
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3y ago
Good for them. Real work, deserves real pay.
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3y ago
As I have grown older(early 40s), I too have observed this effect. Not that it is absolute, but there is certainly a correlation between looks/attractiveness and whatever they want, money, attention, partners and so on. The most depres
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3y ago
Japan started something, USA finished it. All these arguments about how it wasn't necessary to drop the bombs seem to conveniently not mention the fanatic Japanese defense of Iwo Jima and Okinawa.
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3y ago
ChatGPT isn't as useful as it was either. Its getting neutered bit by bit.
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3y ago
It all depends on what kind of EV you have. Top of the line Model S has 400 miles of range and add to that supercharging. You will be able to drive almost as quickly as with an ICE car - you loose like 20 minutes on 620 miles. The limiting
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3y ago
Because max speed is only useful on roads like the autobahn. Acceleration is something that will available from 0. It sure brightens up your day. To get supercar performance in a normal car is pretty nice and unheard of until Tesla came alo
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3y ago
Yeah, it was the same when FTX went belly up. Crypto bros trying to use the U.S legal system(which they want to replace) in order to get their money back. It's all fun and games until someone has to pay.
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3y ago
Yeah, the technical issues weren't that crazy from the user perspective. The change of features were though. It was a totally different site, people left because the core functionality of the site disappeared over night. Edit - makes m
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3y ago
Peter Zeihan has a lot of interesting POVs. I'm half way through his first book 'The Accidental Superpower' and he makes convincing arguments all around so far.
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I still remember vividly all my friends with Qteks running windows mobile going on about how Apple had no chance doing phones. All the power users I knew were like taking out their styluses - I kid you not - and was like look at what I can
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3y ago
Deep questions like why didn't anyone like Metro UI on Windows 8? :) Even on touch devices it sucked. I would say that was an obvious sign of a a sick organization when it effects that kind of carnage on its users. Only reason they got
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