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511.
by antifa 3y ago
There's also a difference between cheering on your favorite sports team and an intellectual discussion.
512.
by antifa 3y ago
> Anybody old enough to remember the same 'OMG its going to change the world' cycles around AI every two or three decades Hype and announcements, sure, but this is the first time there's actually a product.
513.
by antifa 3y ago
The best defense is a good offense.
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by antifa 3y ago
Every website will require your phone number and captchas to verify your humanity, but somehow none of them will do a good job keeping their content authenticly human.
515.
by antifa 3y ago
I'm always surprised how little MATE DE (or UbuntuMATE, or GarudaMATE) gets mentioned in threads like this.
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by antifa 3y ago
Most AI work will just be APIs provided by your cloud provider in less than 2 years. Understanding what's going on under the hood isn't going to be that common, maybe the AI equivalent of "use explain analyze, optimize indexe
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by antifa 3y ago
Sounds harder than just making your own maps tbh.
518.
by antifa 3y ago
They also announced Claude 2 back in August, but AFAICT there's currently no way to get API access to Claude 2.
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by antifa 3y ago
Do they actually pocket it, or do they roll it over to the next pay period until it reaches the threshold?
520.
by antifa 3y ago
> it seemed like there were a lot of people talking about it and in it (same with NFT) and then it plummeted. What you saw was probably some light astroturfing, backed by wave after wave of non-tech celebrity sponsors, and a pump-n-dump
521.
by antifa 3y ago
> The value in blockchain technologies is in unforgeability, scarcity, and forced consensus. In a world where forgery is trivially easy, content is trivially abundant, and nobody believes anybody else, a technology that ensures that mutu
522.
by antifa 3y ago
Any chance any of these extensions will re-enable the keyboard shortcuts that were removed for Firefox on Android a few years ago?
523.
by antifa 3y ago
Pretty much any job I might have enjoyed more, if it's not a lot of fancy words for "become a celebrity", will look like minimum wage compared to software engineering. Even when it doesn't, pre-AI software engineers were
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by antifa 3y ago
I'd speculate the amount of people who have experienced malware that an update would have protected them from is orders of magnitudes smaller than the amount of people who have reliably experienced things worse after update or the
525.
by antifa 3y ago
YouTube offers 1.25x, but almost always I actually need 1.1x, 1.2x, or 1.3x.
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by antifa 3y ago
> On the other hand, artists who adapt AI into their workflows This will benefit people who spam garbage 100x more than it will benefit the natural human desire to create art.
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by antifa 3y ago
I asked bard to make a comparison chart of OpenAI, Claude, and PaLM's specs (size and context window) and it repeatedly gave me a nice looking table with obviously wrong values.
528.
by antifa 3y ago
Google announced you'll be able to use Claude via GCP Vertex AI soon.
529.
by antifa 3y ago
I remember (guessing 20 years ago) a popular fad was to use Mr. Smith (the agent from a movie called The Matrix) as profile avatars in forums. In one of The Matrix movies, Mr Smith could convert unsuspecting regular people into clones of hi
530.
by antifa 3y ago
Sometimes I click a link to twitter, get log-in-walled or see the head of a tweet thread that's missing the rest of the thread. I wonder if they measure that as a successful "scrape bot blocked"?
531.
by antifa 3y ago
> I've seen a lot of sentiment from people that they see more bots, hate speech, and irrelevant content on their timelines. Maybe what I'm hearing is just anecdotal evidence or stories in a bubble? TBF, this is my year-over-yea
532.
by antifa 3y ago
The US has lists of random bad things, too, that seems like a very poor argument against using PPP.
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by antifa 3y ago
Currently, Samsung will force update your device if you do not accept the first few nag pop-ups.
534.
by antifa 3y ago
I needed a dbdiagram tool recently. I found some, but they had had at least one of 2 flaws: Could not programaticly import/update schema without tons of additional mousing around. Auto rearrange could not handle large schema.
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by antifa 3y ago
By the other comments, it looks like most people have never heard of CosmicDE and have no idea what hype you are referring to.
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by antifa 3y ago
I use MATE (Ubuntu MATE and Garuda MATE) and I don't have these problems.
537.
by antifa 3y ago
There's no way to stop my car from automatically playing FM, and I never use FM!
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by antifa 3y ago
To me, that choice of words indicates Google is intending to claim the hardware is ready.
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by antifa 3y ago
I can't find any information about price.
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by antifa 3y ago
There's also some $1/month and $30/year options if you look hard enough.

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