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by _wire_ 1y ago
Republicans: The party has been completely open about its intentions and efforts to degrade the commonwealth for 50+ years. It's simply a matter of record.
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by _wire_ 1y ago
//I mean, objectively you should kill that one dude to save five, right? Right?// No. A person's life is their own. There's no objective scale for weighing lives against each other. Unless you want to play go
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by _wire_ 1y ago
So you have your car, how does it relate to the physical world?!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Something is something than you thought... Piss off!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Sometimes a post makes a much bigger point than its immediate context: If there is any serious question about how to get samples back from Mars, there can be no serious plan to send people to Mars. This article seems serious...
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by _wire_ 1y ago
These question-begging, click-bait something-is-something-other-than-you-think posts are something less entertaining than the poster thinks.
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by _wire_ 1y ago
UFO should be a word of the century. It's meaning conveys absolute ideological certainty about something no one as any idea about. (Congress stares at blurry grey pictures with no obvious point of view and no discernible objects) - Wha
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by _wire_ 1y ago
> we work with images up to 400MP daily 400M pix shot of a genetic banana replaced by a 400M pix synthetic shot of a reputed banana, multiplied by Youtube channel mansplaining the finer points of reputed banana synthesis. The only thing
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Last time I looked at the Vatican website it was a delightful appropriation of 1999 bitmap layout made with Dreamweaver. Every saint has his own little virtually golden filagreed, pixelated box. Truly God's work. The Catholic church is
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by _wire_ 1y ago
> this is a tight & quality video... Rule34!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
A great mystery is how Tesla is avoiding culpability and liability for gross lying and mortal harms caused by the product, and instead being rewarded with fantastic amounts of money! Personal computer appliance users truly blame themselves
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by _wire_ 1y ago
When I was 10 in a pre-internet era, an instructor offered the question: "Why do mirrors reverse left and right but not up and down!" That stumped me for a decade. When the answer arrived in my mind, it was pure delight! What a go
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by _wire_ 1y ago
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway"—Asage
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by _wire_ 1y ago
tl;dr It didn't work out because the job needs to be done by someone who thinks and is accountable, which leaves AI out by definition in practice and in theory.
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by _wire_ 1y ago
How does my PC handle millions if not billions of bytes everyday?!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
https://www.regular-expressions.info/
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by _wire_ 1y ago
This post, like too many posts here, is silly ephemera devoid of any context. How about a link to a torrent of old 2600 magazines? BTW--No one ever needs to post another link to the Mother of All Demos ever again! If a nerd here needs a sit
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by _wire_ 1y ago
//A language model hallucinating corresponds to situations in which the model loses track of reality so it’s not able to produce accurate outputs.// "track of reality"? The article traffics in the same bullshit
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by _wire_ 1y ago
List of distinctions without differences and vagaries. Key Linux takeaways based on list: Unstable, user-unfriendly. Package mgmt and drivers are a nightmare. Vague distinctions between personal and enterprise usage, individuals will be mad
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Wouldn't you like to believe "she" understood anything she was reciting? Wouldn't it be even more amazing if it was an actual person? Oh, wait... Who cares?! PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE: Don't abuse your CPU by turning t
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Jesus H. Fucking Christ!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Vibe code copyright will also be fascinating and confusing, especially as these machines are used to generate themselves.
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Zabriskie Point
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Brandolini's law has never been more relevant
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by _wire_ 1y ago
> Automating knowledge work is a good thing, although it will displace some workers. Consultants are hired to make more companies more productive... Yeah, first you hire a consultant to do your AI, then when the AI wrecks your business,
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by _wire_ 1y ago
"Firms should expect top drop $100K per developer per year on AI" Crowd chanting at Altman AMA: "For god's sake Sam, bring back 4o!" Google: I am a disgrace I am a disgrace I am a disgrace ...
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by _wire_ 1y ago
The Republicans are ramming democracy bloody in the ass at every turn, but WSJ never stops with the "both sides" scam. But WSJ is full of... Republicans!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
CakePHP? As to why anyone thinks this is fun when PHP lacks so much of the expressive power of Ruby that makes Rails delightful... As to speed, I am recalling an experience in 2010 where Rails running on a $30,000 4U 8-core Sun Solaris box
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by _wire_ 1y ago
Will the U.S. stop murdering people everywhere else? Inquiring minds want to know!
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by _wire_ 1y ago
8th grade book report.

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