Timon3

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by Timon3 9mo ago
But the user isn't posting the image, Grok is. The user can't even delete the image if Grok generated something the user doesn't want.
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Are you checking general topics, or also specifically ones that Musk has "fixed"? My concern wouldn't so much be that general information is incorrect, but that anything Musk has opinions on - which seems to be a great number
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Why does "a Grok button on every post to real time fact check it" increase your trust, given the obvious and open control Musk has over it? When Grok disagreed with him, he kept saying they'd "fix" it, and that&#x27
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by Timon3 9mo ago
> I would assume so. It's sort of a catch 22 because if they delete your data, they have no way of knowing about you when they buy another batch of data. To have some sort of no track list, they have to keep your data. If I ever stu
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Do you have a primary source showing that "the party who supports raising wages also supports near limitless spending on the less fortunate countries"?
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by Timon3 9mo ago
That doesn't help with Pylance and similar extensions. Microsoft implemented checks to verify the extension is running in VS Code, you have to manually patch them out of the bundled extension code (e.g. like this[0], though that probab
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by Timon3 9mo ago
Interesting. If I only look at the lines you quoted I can see how you arrive at your interpretation of those two quotes. But if I read them in the industry context, they are a concise response against common arguments for microservices. I&#
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by Timon3 9mo ago
This criticism seems like a complete non-sequitur to me. They didn't claim that Shopify, Github and Stack Overflow scaled to millions of users with 4 engineers each. Is the implication that, because Netflix and those companies both had
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by Timon3 9mo ago
That same device can also calculate the unit price (since you know price & weight), so why even print it, right?
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by Timon3 10mo ago
The central difference is scale. If a person "trains" on other creatives' works, they can produce output at the rate of one person. This presents a natural ceiling for the potential impact on those creatives' works, both
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by Timon3 10mo ago
> If the gains from AI were shared even a little with the regular people, they might not have the deep sense of unease and sometimes open hostility that we are seeing now. Additionally the AIs are trained on creations by many of those sa
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Don't you worry - there are many, many ways for GPUs to inject ads :) Of course you'll first have to dismiss the ad injected by your monitor manufacturer, but before that you'll have to dismiss the ad injected by your mouse m
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by Timon3 10mo ago
I've thought the same multiple times over the last few years. I can't remember all the events, but it was at least four separate times, most notably with January 6th. Every time it went like this: 1. Users on /r/conserva
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Maybe I'm misreading this article, but where does it actually say that anything UBI-related failed? The titular "failure" of the experiment is apparently: > While the Ontario’s Basic Income experiment was hardly the only o
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by Timon3 10mo ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Almost every news article you come across is copyrighted , and is not public domain.
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Not sure the median makes sense for this argument. Say 51% of corporate landlords let out 1 property, and 49% let out 100 - most people will live in a property owned by the 49%. The absolute number of landlords in the 51% would be mostly me
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by Timon3 10mo ago
> Because that’s not how homebrew works. And you can’t have a single image if you’re expecting people to install apps via their multiple different endorsed delivery mechanisms. As the other poster said, Homebrew has nothing to do with th
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by Timon3 10mo ago
I'm not sure where some of these "contradictions" come from, as I e.g. can't find anything about them having "redesigned the desktop" on the page with those keywords. But for the rest, I don't see how they
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Where do you see them using "all-cause mortality" to mean "all causes except COVID" in the beginning? I skimmed over all uses of the term before the "Results" chapter, none of them seem to exclude COVID deaths?
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by Timon3 10mo ago
Sure, that's theoretically possible. Since the violations listed by GP: > EU regulators said X's DSA violations included the deceptive design of its blue checkmark for verified accounts, the lack of transparency of its advertis
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by Timon3 10mo ago
This complaint can be valid if a) you're not guilty of the "official reason", or b) competitors are guilty of the same things and are not getting penalized. Can you show that either is true? Regarding b), there have been many
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by Timon3 10mo ago
People might - but will AIs? Personally, I think the chance of all of "Grokipedia" being filtered from all AI datasets & search queries is fairly small.
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by Timon3 11mo ago
Regarding screens: also make sure to configure the brightness correctly! I was recently driving with a relative in their new car at night, and the screen for navigation etc. was bright enough that I could see noticeably less than I'm u
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by Timon3 11mo ago
Humans didn't exist since the beginning of time, and we only started to properly record temperatures in the last few centuries. That means we have to determine historical data through the effects it had on our planet. The methods to fi
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by Timon3 11mo ago
The industry is trying their best to fight against it. The EU is currently planning to ban new ICE cars from 2035, but the conservative German government & car lobbyists are trying to get them to drop those plans... That, combined with
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by Timon3 11mo ago
You're forgetting that Musk is trying to influence national politics the world over. He's injecting money into far right movements in multiple European nations and keeps commenting on legal and judicial decisions in many countries
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by Timon3 11mo ago
I did not choose the slogan, so you'll have to bring up your complaint with someone else :) Do you have a proposal for an equally short slogan that cannot be misunderstood, especially by the right-wing media machine? I don't belie
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by Timon3 11mo ago
> It was quite literally a slogan and rallying cry. It quite literally wasn't. "Defund" is a different word from "abolish" and has a different meaning. Are you not aware of that difference?
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by Timon3 11mo ago
I've come to really appreciate Typescripts structural typing, because it reduces some of the overhead & prevents the unnecessarily tight coupling that has often annoyed me in other languages. The overhead argument seems fairly obje

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