al2o3cr

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by al2o3cr 3y ago
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Hopium: not even once
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
The whole review is "well, it kinda sucks, but..." - like if Stockholm syndrome became a tech writer.
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I'm sure that Bullshitter Bob will be glad to know that the system believes his fake reports, and he'll enjoy the stolen DVDs too.
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
create a peer-to-peer rental system where customers mail DVDs directly to the next renter Beyond the glaringly-obvious privacy implications, how would the DAO actually enforce this? What's to stop Devious Dan from mailing
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Very peer-to-peer Such decentralized Trustless wow
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And I caught a fish THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS big
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Any time you see "forbes.com/sites", keep scrolling - they'll let anybody who can fill out a form and pay a fee become a "contributor".
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The vehicle started to cautiously roll forward, then the people got impatient and cut in front of it, and this caused the vehicle to think it was doing something wrong. "Think"? There's no "think&quo
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
It was deprecated seven years ago - and even making it from iOS 9 to iOS 10 needed an update to request permissions. Deprecation is an announcement that "we aren't supporting this and it may stop working someday without warning&
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
The quick prototype in TFA is essentially a bunch of components connected together with long antennas , so literally any construction technique better than that will help...
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two random prompts are somewhat unlikely to remain consistent in their answers unless there is some underlying correlation handwaving intensifies Seems like this also pushes the tricky decisioning into two other places: whic
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Got no bids apart from paulg for the five days when it was listed in 2021, current bid $16.10 :P
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The same reason that pyramids are the longest-lived architectural feature: they're what every other approach collapses into when it isn't maintained.
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Some previous work related to this: https://tildes.net/~tech/15kn/rot13_base64_on_gpt4_reliable_...
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The scam part of crypto isn't the "immutable ledger" stuff, it's the part where proponents insist that a ledger like that is useful for literally anything other than counting magic internet beans.
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We can assume that this would mean running the game at a loss, because the author didn’t say that. A better assumption would be that they're likely to clear the $100k/mo, but as they said "not guaranteed" t
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
just generating a link that looks like a SO link, based on pattern matching That's exactly what it's doing: it's an LLM. That's what they do.
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How is this not "use the same password on every site" but with extra steps? Seems like the "Spectre secret" is a massive risk given that compromising it once without detection would compromise EVERY PASSSWORD THAT USER U
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Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37352761 , take your spamvertisement elsewhere
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by al2o3cr 3y ago
You need to define your boundaries of "feasible" more clearly - some of us old farts remember it being "feasible" to drag a full-ATX tower, peripherals, and a CRT display to LAN parties! It was... not really a good idea.
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Truly a mystery why people planning to do crimes prefer to be anonymous, lol
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If you'd like to prototype this and see what happens: * fly to a foreign country * throw away your passport * try to fly home
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Better headline for every one of these articles: "Middle Managers and Executives Admit: We Do Nothing Of Value And Need To Make You Suffer To Cover That Up"
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"Your honor, the prosecution is CLEARLY biased since they stated that crime is illegal!"
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If they don't want you working in the software industry for 16 months, then there's a simple and straightforward solution: they should pay you. Look up "garden leave" for more about the practice.
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Not a fan of this - the core assumption seems to be that engineers aren't productive because they're just not paying attention to their schedule, so setting a fixed schedule like they're in elementary school again will "
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Standing around making money on the deal while being basically useless? Who do these CTOs they think they are, VCs?
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It must be more than the stereotypes of managers needing to physically see their underlings working? It doesn't have to be about much more than that. Probably doesn't hurt that there's a lot of overlap between &
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ChatGPT has the habit of throwing new knowledge back at you. That's certainly ONE way to characterize its tendency to hallucinate APIs and operating modes out of thin air. I no longer feel the need to hire juniors. Y

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