UpsideDownRide

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by UpsideDownRide 1mo ago
Brexit cannot be reversed if people dont get their act together. And that will take a good amount of time and effort.
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by UpsideDownRide 1mo ago
Is it staggering? Given the amount of money being poured in it doesn't seem all that impressive at all. And the constant overhyping is not helping either.
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by UpsideDownRide 1mo ago
There were some very questionable experiments done in the name of science that lead to development of ethics guidelines. Being respectful of other people is hardly pearl clutching
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Once you remove constraints imposed by needing actual labor you make it a difference in kind since you are allowing for tracking of anyone versus having limited information on a limited area.
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Apparently what's even harder is understanding what the other person is saying
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Sticking to what was literally said and not meant by a person in a casual comment/conversation is certainly a strategy that can be used.
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Is everything licensed in the same way? Are there any copyrighted works available to be had through crawling?
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
So it's something AI, somewhere, you cant verify it, nevermind us. But you feel comfortable stating it both as a fact and a good thing to have.
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
You might have a massively distorted image of what average education looks like both now and back whenever you were in HS.
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
You have implicit assumption that the person rewriting does nothing else. Understanding intention and solution is in there too for most people. A lot of calculus is rewriting blocks of solutions and applying them to problems. There is a hug
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Sure it's better. 100x productivity is pure nonsense and there are other claims of this order. Rejecting exaggerated claims doesn't mean that someone is not seeing any value.
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
I think you are generalizing tad bit too much. There is certainly some subset of intellectuals that is detached from normal people and are riding the high of their academic position. At the same time, in my experience, you will find a lot o
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Rules for thee moment
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by UpsideDownRide 2mo ago
Do you have a better system fix than what EU is trying to do?
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by UpsideDownRide 3mo ago
There are ways to do subscription plan on Pi through extensions.
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by UpsideDownRide 3mo ago
Vitamin D deficiency entered the chat. It's a relatively common issue in many countries.
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by UpsideDownRide 7mo ago
Limiting the number of shots and putting thought into each one, composition, focus in detail, exposure and other technicalities is important for great photos. Similar to AI if the person using the tool is mindless about it the resukts will
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
Infinity times better coukd be a better hyperbole, very goos game versus no good. Dividing by zero gets you infinity instead of just 100
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
That's not clear at all, at best your statement is controversial if not outright dubious.
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
Constant anger surely is. But it is also a damn good spark at times. Just can't let it fester.
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
Your example is weird tbh. Gates was doing capitalist things that were evil. His philanthropy is good. There is no contradiction here. People can do good and bad things.
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
I feel that's overly easy to label someone else as lazy. Some people might be of course, but we dont have insight into their inner selves. And so we dont know ehat burdens they are carrying and grappling with currently. What looks like
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by UpsideDownRide 10mo ago
Because AI content is at minimum controversial nowadays. And if you are ok with lying about authorship then It is not further down the pole to embelish the lie a bit more
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by UpsideDownRide 11mo ago
Chip making has very has barrier of entry. Between fab cost and access to talent you are really not looking at an enticing business opportunity. Free market is not as free as the name would imply.
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
Case in point Chile and Salvador Allende.
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
I can throw another example /r/lectures was a really cool place were people shared mostly academic lectures. Mod took over, put the sub in approved posts only and is just doing token approves very rarely without any way to reclaim
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
Cooking is vast. Being hung up on a very specific ingredient is really weird if you ask me.
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
Indeed. I always dabbled with Linux here and there. W11 was the final straw for me as well. I feel like LLMs help a ton too, not only do they make initial troubleshooting much easier, they also are pretty great at generating simple scripts
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
I think there is a good flipside too. LLMs potentially enable generating custom made tooling tailored just for you. If you can get/provide data it's pretty easy to cook up solutions. As an example - I'd never bother with mobi
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by UpsideDownRide 1y ago
This question is pretty hard to answer without knowing the actual costs. Current offerings are usually worth more than they cost. But since the prices are not really reflective of the costs it gets pretty muddy if it is a value add or not.

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