allears

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by allears 6mo ago
...And no retailer is going to pay attention to this study. Every store I go into seems to make a fetish out of cramming more merch on the end caps, next to the checkout, etc. In fact some stores clearly make it a point to make shoppers wan
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by allears 6mo ago
Way back in the dim early dawn of computer text, Comic Sans was amusing and unpretentious. By now it's been so overdone that people are no longer amused, and have noticed that it actually has very little aesthetic appeal or personality
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by allears 6mo ago
Sounds like an interesting concept. Having used many DAWs over the years, I've got two main questions: In what format are the projects stored? Is it proprietary? Is exporting and importing easy? And somewhat related, what happens to th
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by allears 6mo ago
Slop existed before AI.
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by allears 6mo ago
Not everybody needs cutting-edge performance. Cost per token is turning out to be more important.
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by allears 6mo ago
Poor guy. Must not be paid well enough.
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by allears 6mo ago
I don't know if it's just me, but whenever I see a headline that starts with "Sam Altman says..." I immediately skip it. The man is just a self-serving PR flack, like most CEOs but in his case even more so.
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by allears 6mo ago
I agree with everybody else. Friends don't judge, and these people didn't come through when you needed a little support. It's their loss, not yours.
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by allears 6mo ago
Not a problem! Move fast and break things! Disruption, baby, disruption!
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by allears 6mo ago
According to the link, it's not down, just unusual latency. Seems to work normally for me.
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by allears 6mo ago
I thought that helium was in short supply. Would that make these things expensive? Also, I know they said it's quiet, but if the thing operates on a 60hz cycle, wouldn't that create a pervasive hum?
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by allears 6mo ago
The Strait will remain closed until Iran decides to open it. The US can bluster and rant all they want, but Iran holds all the cards.
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by allears 6mo ago
Don't worry, she says she's gonna commission a study. That's sure to solve everything.
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by allears 6mo ago
That's never ever gonna happen. The cat is out of the bag, the horse has left the barn. Instead, they should be working on ways to integrate AI. Calling for an impossible ban is just intellectual laziness.
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by allears 6mo ago
I totally agree that tobacco is a harmful substance. I'm not sure if I agree that a government should try to legislate citizens' habits.
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by allears 6mo ago
Well duh. That's the point. "Think of the children" is always a smokescreen.
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by allears 6mo ago
She's a major part of what makes SpaceX exceptional, and she's pretty much irreplaceable. She definitely earns her salary.
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by allears 6mo ago
$1M or a car? You could buy several very very nice cars for that amount. The kind of person who thinks this is a tough choice must be their target market.
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by allears 6mo ago
This was always unobtanium. It may or may not be amusing to see how this scam falls apart.
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by allears 6mo ago
Or... Just don't use Spotify? There's plenty of other streaming services.
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by allears 6mo ago
You'd have to ask our demented leader, but I think it has something to do with Israel
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by allears 6mo ago
Article from 2020
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by allears 6mo ago
"Blockchain" isn't a magic word. Nor does it insure privacy. The implementation details would be complex if not impossible. Also, insurance companies don't want transparency, ostensibly to prevent fraud, more likely to h
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by allears 6mo ago
Well that'll sure open it up
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by allears 6mo ago
Sounds like a bit of humility there, but of course it's Altman, so it could just be PR fog.
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by allears 6mo ago
Of course, AI invalidates Asimov's assumption in this article. He claims that universal surveillance is impossible due to the manpower it would take to accomplish. We now seem to have invented a machine that does it for us.
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by allears 6mo ago
Zuck is clueless. He only knows about stealing personal info to sell ads. He's thrashing and flailing around to try to keep himself relevant, but it's a losing battle.
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by allears 6mo ago
Those apps need to hook into low-level processes, so the antivirus app might see a false positive. On the other hand, that would be a great attack vector, so I would think caution would be warranted.
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by allears 6mo ago
This article misses the point. Just because there are a lot of Jews in media doesn't imply 'control.' Many people assume that there is some kind of Jewish agenda or centralized organization that aspires to control things. Thi
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by allears 6mo ago
Not a bad headline, USAToday. Not particulary subtle, but it works.

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