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by b112 11mo ago
Russ Hanneman's thigh implants are a key example. Appearances are all to some people. Actual growth is meaningless to them. The problem with AI, is that they waste the time of dedicated, thinking humans which care to improve themselv
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by b112 11mo ago
In the best of gaslighting and redirection, Youtube invents a new codec with integrated AI, thus vastly complicating your ability to make this point. After posting a cogent explanation as to why integrated AI filtering is just that, and not
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by b112 11mo ago
HN isn't social media, any more than a bus is a car.
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by b112 11mo ago
I agree. And I don't think you communicated it poorly, it's just that I think it will be more and more difficult to get that full range. Most folk don't want that. Most even prefer siloed. Yet perhaps I am too jaded on thi
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by b112 11mo ago
I agree with the glove fit bit, while at the same time thinking that we're at the next level of siloed bubbles. All aspects of your world, tailored to how you already think, including TV series/movies/etc. No new ideas. (Not
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by b112 11mo ago
And there will be more of it. Really of what value is HBO, if generative AI and video generation get better, and better, and better. In 5 years, compute to AI generate video will be super cheap, both through algo being added to silicon for
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by b112 11mo ago
"If you uncover evidence an applicant was responsible for, or complicit in, censorship or attempted censorship of protected expression in the United States, you should pursue a finding that the applicant is ineligible" If that sen
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by b112 11mo ago
There was recent (last few years) work done to fix all of this. https://www.modeemi.fi/~leopold/Babylon5/DVD/DVDTransfer.htm... I have these versions, and it's world better than everything beforehand. I
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by b112 11mo ago
Is the aspirin symbol you're using as + figure, a special kind of +, or just a different looking +? What does the circle around the + mean? I'm mentioning this, as other people in this thread are discussing "explaining symbo
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by b112 11mo ago
Cards don't "expire". There are alternate strategies to selling cards, but if they don't sell the cards, then there is no transfer of ownership, and therefore NVIDIA is entering some form of leasing model. If NVIDIA is
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by b112 11mo ago
SHOULD is not MUST. These capitalized terms are have very specific meanings in RFCs, see RFC https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2119 . SHOULD is: 3. SHOULD This word, or the adjective "RECOMMENDED&q
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by b112 11mo ago
Both Microsoft and Google seem to do it just fine I routinely get between 5 and 10 duplicates of DMARC reports from Google for gmail. Searching on this, it's a known phenomenon. No one else has this issue. I don't get dupes f
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by b112 11mo ago
"Nothing" from parent was a comparison. Doesn't mean their system is idle. However many systems are mostly idle. A file server often doesn't use much cpu. It often isn't even serving anything.
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by b112 11mo ago
The used market is going to be absolutely flooded with millions of old cards. I imagine shipping being the most expensive cost for them. The supply side will be insane. Think 100 cards but only 1 buyer as a ratio. Profit for ebay sellers
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by b112 11mo ago
FTC looks like its legislation is from the 70s, yet it is still being done in TV and movies. Legislation has to be interpreted by courts, and there is surely lots of caselaw. I'd look there, as to why it is OK. Regardless, is there a
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by b112 11mo ago
I don't know of any legal rulings or laws, which say not disclosing an embedded ad is illegal. In fact quite the opposite. There are loads and loads of prior such cases, movies, TV shows being an example. For example every product me
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by b112 11mo ago
There needs to be a new law, applicable to posts on the Internet of any kind. Because that law doesn't hold, when malice has a massive profit motive, and almost zero downside. Spammers, popups, spam, clickbait, all of it and more, not
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by b112 11mo ago
You know what? Peter used to say, that every successful company could look back at a defining moment early on, where they would have died had it not been for the courage, and the tenacity, and maybe the insanity of one visionary person who
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by b112 11mo ago
Indeed. I'm the one flagged, and I think dang does a good job.
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by b112 11mo ago
Until the heat death of the universe, and a couple beyond.
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by b112 11mo ago
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by b112 11mo ago
Can be jammed and/or destroyed.
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by b112 11mo ago
Everything like this has been worked out, handled, discussed, passed into laws, challenged by courts, all of it. Typically, the size of the entity has some bearing on things. There are hundreds of pieces of legislation, which only affect c
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by b112 11mo ago
Some find music to be distracting, and therefore don't listen to it. This can build a general dislike of music. I presume such souls may wither away and die, while in a coma, as a person "helpfully" plays very annoying sound
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by b112 11mo ago
At no point did I mention the current immigration rates in Canada, over the last five years. Instead, I mentioned historic growth, which is not necessarily immigration, going back 100 plus years. In the early 1900s, on farms, Canadian famil
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by b112 11mo ago
Yes, it's easy to build entire cities from scratch in a centrally managed society, such as a dictatorship or communist nations. It's also easy to have cities grow fast, if you're primarily a rural/agrarian nation, and su
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by b112 11mo ago
Why? Nobody _needs_ Mickey Mouse. If the price for Mickey Mouse is too high, just don't buy it. That's not the point. The parent was saying "if you own content and display content, you must license it", not "th
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by b112 11mo ago
Thanks, drove me bananas trying to find that again.
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by b112 11mo ago
There's some new half assed ECC type of RAM, not sure the name. Was reading a series of displeased posts about it. Can't seem to find it now.
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by b112 11mo ago
The unfortunate problem is that, the more popular software is, the more it gets looked at, its code worked on. But forked branches as they age, become less and less likely to get a look-at. Imagine a piece of software that is on some LTS,

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