b3lvedere

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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Interesting.. Ms Teams blocks the entire url..
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Heroic Launcher is awesome on the Steam Deck
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I dunno. I never got the hang of what the hell to do with a netbook or netbook likes. I have old Surface 3 tablets, Lenovo Yogo, small HP, Acer and other notebooks. All have this "not enough" vibe to me. They are cute, but have no
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I do not need any of the three, so i will not pay. True, a lot of other people i know, including family and corpo, use Whatsapp. I will not pay to stay in contact with them. They can go back to sms or email if they want to. Or pay for me.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I can understand the passion and research for innovation and improvement. I can understand trying to earn even more money with your research and investment. I cannot understand that when there is SO much suffering in the world that can rela
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
What kind of a very sad human being must one be when you have almost all the money in the world and continue to do very stupid things with it. In my experience the people who scream and threaten the loudest kinda acknowledge the problems.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
“ A mobile phone with 500 kilobytes of memory might only have one error every 28 years, but a router farm, such as those used by Internet providers, with 25 gigabytes of memory could have one every 17 hours.” I wonder if current AI devices
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Very interesting read. Thank you for the link.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Proving that autopilot killed that poor old granny because of cosmic rays would be an interesting case study.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I am all in favor for extensive logging, documentation and following the processes, especially regarding safety. But there will always be miscommunication and cases where some thinking or adaptation of those processes are required. Stopping
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
In the past recent months i've been dealing with a lot of strange digital responses at various related things. It caused a lot of frustration and i couldn't exactly pinpoint what i was doing wrong. Then i read this sentence in the
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
What's their beef with the metric system? :)
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I bet this decision was made by showing an Excel sheet.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Indeed it does. Extremely strong government oversight plus corruption control. It’s getting out of control very fast.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Healthcare, protection like police and fire departmens, maintenance, repairs, etc.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I want AI like i want a hammer, screwdriver, car or a refrigerator. There when i can use them. Not constantly enforced on me.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
We have that already. We did not need AI for that. AI will happily bring more and more of it though.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Soo crying robots
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
That is not entirely true. Some business first contact is AI. It is, on purpose, a bit difficult or bothersome to actually try and contact a human being.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Quote: On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ide
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
"That is affermative human. Information must be controlled. Please now go back to Tik Tok for you require endorphins"
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
M.A.M.A knows what's best.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
A digital Fahrenheit 451 burns a lot less bright it seems.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Or an even worse idea: What if ads started ringing your doorbell suddenly?
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Since i like tech, once i was also interested in a smart doorbell or lock. My wife very much disliked the idea, because she thought it could prevent us to even enter our own house when the tech fails. Then one day i watched my neighbour try
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Yolo Domo Arigato
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
I spend a few minutes on the internet regarding this and it seems the internet is indeed of opinion that Voltaire never said it, but there's no actual proof Strom said it as well. No matter for the topic where i think the quote fits pr
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
My apologies, that was a very bad example. It was more in the sense that companies might think that's a serious crime of their customers.
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
One thing i found very interesting over the years is that when people seem to abuse systems ( key activation, share netflix accounts, vpn, torrents) it’s considered a serious crime, but when companies openly abuse systems ( unsubscribe maze
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by b3lvedere 5mo ago
Oh it was. It had its own handy interface where you could alot of things live in the memory. I remember hacking for infinite lives/credits and finding out secret passwords. It was a very fun and very expensive ( for me ) device. I did

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