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by Version467 3y ago
OT, but I didn't know Greg Brockman was CTO at Stripe, or that he dropped out of school.
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by Version467 3y ago
You make it sound like he's at deaths door. Peter Norvig is 66. I know ageism is big in the tech industry, but this seems a little excessive.
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by Version467 3y ago
This is just a bad article, bordering on blogspam. How could that possibly make them go bankrupt when they've secured $10 billion in funding just this year. Also, noone forces them to provide chatgpt for free. If that was actually goin
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by Version467 3y ago
To relieve eye strain. Reading on an e-ink screen is so much more comfortable than on any emissive monitor. With current tech the downside is of course reduced refresh rate as well as low color contrast. Depending on the workload, that migh
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by Version467 3y ago
Don't you think it feels incredibly degrading and violating to have your face stitched into porn in a way that's supposed to be as realistic as possible? Without your consent? Doesn't really matter if the video is real, the p
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by Version467 3y ago
I don't think that's a fair characterization of vertical farming. Yes, some of the startups in vertical farming say that they can print money right now , and I am with you that this is stupid. However I think the actual value pro
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by Version467 3y ago
Figuring out the connection between seeing someone stepping on a rake and immediately after getting smacked in the head seems much simpler than knowing about the .com bubble and from that alone managing to avoid the same mistakes decades la
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by Version467 3y ago
Seems like this really doesn't have a whole lot to do with vertical farming, but rather just startups being startups and vc money coming with the strings that it does. Which is good, because vertical farming will only ever become more
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by Version467 3y ago
I've had a bad experience with them (though that was a few years ago). Back then they manually reviewed each website before enabling payment processing (which is fine), but then just didn't get back to us. We tried messaging them
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by Version467 3y ago
May I recommend Orion? It's based on Safaris engine, but imo improves massively on its ui (for example it comes with a fantastic (opt-in) tree-style tab browser). But most importantly it supports chrome and firefox extensions. Most of
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by Version467 3y ago
Is he still posting there? I would’ve guessed that project is on halt with him having cancer and all.
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by Version467 3y ago
I know this breaks the rules by being needlessly snarky as well as not adding anything whatsoever to the conversation. Will remove if anyone is annoyed by this, just felt the need to type it out.
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by Version467 3y ago
I sometimes wonder how Elon Musk would be as a person if he hadn’t become filthy rich. Does being the richest man on the planet just enable his craziness, or did it cause it? But then I let go of that thought, because I don’t want to give a
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by Version467 3y ago
That's not the point. Yes, there are many legit startups, exploring the very real value add that AI has to offer. But the people that previously sold scammy web3 stuff did move on to peddle scammy ai stuff.
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by Version467 3y ago
The Bigscreen beyond requires a face scan and generates a custom interface to fit each persons face perfectly. Everything I've read indicates that this actually improves fit and comfort. It helps that the bigscreen beyond is incredibly
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by Version467 3y ago
> Not to mention the applications that require you to turn on your webcam (!) while you do them. I don't understand what this means. Did she have to turn on her webcam to upload her cv? How does that even make sense. Also, how is th
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by Version467 3y ago
Huh, you're right. I tried both names in my head and "The Pin" sounds exactly like an apple product (in a good way), while "The AI Pin" sounds weirdly cheap and gimmicky.
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by Version467 3y ago
I agree that Witcher 3 doesn't count as "current gen" anymore, but it wasn't meant to represent that. I picked my examples to show that we've seen high fidelity games throughout the last decade. All of those games p
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by Version467 3y ago
Huh? That doesn't seem right. We absolutely have ambitious games on pc that bring generational leaps in graphical fidelity. Like the Witcher 3, which was absolutely stunning when it first released. Similarly (although originally a cons
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by Version467 3y ago
Have you compared it to screenshots from Far Cry 1, or to your memory of the game? Far Cry 1 was a beautfiul game, absolutely, but the new iteration clearly does look a lot better than the original.
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by Version467 3y ago
Love to see it. Happy paying customer here. Their product is great and I actually found myself enjoying their AI integrations as well. Specifically their universal summarizer is surprisingly good. But that's just an added Bonus. I&#x27
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by Version467 3y ago
Great list. Didn't know about pbcopy/pbpaste, very useful. I use open regularly. Often to open a directory in finder and preview a file. Looks like I can just use qlmanage from now on. Not sure I'd use screencapture manually,
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by Version467 3y ago
What's the strawman? This way of thinking is taught in universities around the world. And it doesn't stay there. I personally know people who approach problems like this.
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by Version467 3y ago
In what way is that conclusion different? I argue that a strict moderation policy and enforcement is needed to keep a community healthy, even if that leads to the exclusion of a few posts/users that would have been good for the communi
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by Version467 3y ago
Over the years I've come across a few online communities that have noticeably higher conversation quality than the rest of the internet. The one thing all of those places had in common is a very strict moderation policy. Not every fo
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by Version467 3y ago
Is the pencil just to save space versus a normal roll of electrical tape, or for some other reason?
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by Version467 3y ago
The 13" M1 Macbook Pro is a thing. You cannot infer M1 Pro/Max just from that.
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by Version467 3y ago
Huh where does it say that? It states 16GB of RAM, not screen size.
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by Version467 3y ago
If you visit his top level website, you can see that it uses a columnar layout. I agree that it compromises the experience if a single article is linked like this, especially on smaller screens, but it isn't broken, this is how it is i
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by Version467 3y ago
This is the entry level M1. 15fps at 1400x900 isn't great (or even playable), but it's very impressive that it runs at all without any changes, let alone on ultra settings.

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