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by baerrie 3y ago
I think AI will mostly lead to an automation and ubiquity of mediocre content. The high quality stuff will still be rare and made by those with the ability, talented artisans.
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by baerrie 3y ago
Im not saying new stuff can’t happen, it’s just that the new stuff has been built on the shoulders of giants and to then take sole ownership and right to that new stuff just because you have the resources to defend your claim is tyrannical.
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by baerrie 3y ago
There will always be an aspect of our culture ai cannot take away, that we are human. The invention of the radio spelled doom for the local musician but here we are a century later with live music still happening. The fact that musicians an
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by baerrie 3y ago
Copyright shouldn’t exist by the simple fact that no creative work is made in a vacuum. Every song is derivative of its influences and only the big companies have the ability to enforce copyright, making it more of a tool of wealth consolid
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by baerrie 4y ago
Freezing temps don’t kill a lot of harmful bacteria such as E. Coli
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by baerrie 4y ago
Hopefully you are joking because this is 100% false.
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by baerrie 4y ago
I feel like there is a stronger case in saying open source is dying, or at least being corrupted. The vast majority of OSS is served by github, a company owned by Microsoft which already uses it for its own profits. In time the OSS movement
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by baerrie 4y ago
On effortlessness: I have found that the opposite of hard is not easy but instead, fun.
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by baerrie 4y ago
I have started collecting rare books myself. I have about 5-10 in my collection now. Here in Atlanta we have Atlanta Vintage Books which is amazing. I mostly look on eBay though.
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by baerrie 4y ago
Mint tea is so good. I just got back from Israel and their herbal tea (tisane) game was so strong
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by baerrie 4y ago
Oh, very cool. I think I would need to do something similar because I have an English degree and Film degree so no crossover with mathy stuffs
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by baerrie 4y ago
Yeah i still drink it on weekends. I found it made me generally more anxious even with the tolerance, in fact it almost seemed to have a cumulative effect over the years for me. I have shifted to tea and once your palate adjusts, there’s a
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by baerrie 4y ago
+1 to stopping the coffee.
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by baerrie 4y ago
Personally I think the internet should be like a neighborhood, ethical and moral contracts keeping us from breaking in and snooping around everywhere for the most part. This is why Google can never do no evil, they committed the original si
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by baerrie 4y ago
My personal philosophy on truth is that it is simply what remains. In regards to our minds, these are our memories that persist for reasons we often never understand but are profound nonetheless
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by baerrie 4y ago
Ah this is a great point. I have pretty broad interests so pursuing something that uses code but would be a more niche degree might actually be more up my alley. Was your robotics degree a secondary degree (grad degree here in the US)?
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by baerrie 4y ago
As someone who is a web developer but has taught myself a lot of deeper skills and concepts in math and cs, I find it frustrating that there are no middle of the road roles that use those skills. Being a backend web dev is about all I can h
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by baerrie 4y ago
As a bootcamp and self taught alumn, one of 3 in my class of 25 to have made the switch, I can say that patience and actually enjoying the process are most important. I think this is true for most endeavors though.
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by baerrie 4y ago
Solaris inverts the space epic dynamic of the human mind overcoming space with new technology. Solaris presents the human mind as the ultimate limit to our exploration rather than technology. For this reason, Tarkovsky puts a lot of time in
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by baerrie 4y ago
AWS has won cloud computing, whether or not cloud computing continues to dominate is the real question.
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by baerrie 4y ago
“Biogeographically, snails are plants” I love this
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by baerrie 4y ago
This has been something I've wanted to make but deemed unethical. Perhaps it would have been better if i made it instead because i give a shit about the ethical aspect
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by baerrie 4y ago
Frank Herbert spittin prophecy yet again.
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by baerrie 4y ago
I was trying to find a converter for FireWire to usb-c, I wonder if an approach like this could help?
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by baerrie 4y ago
Until GPT becomes more trustworthy and fun to work with than the average person, my job is safe :)
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by baerrie 4y ago
Man, I resent that corporations have similar rights as people but if they were actually treated as people, they wouldn’t just be fined, they would be thrown in corporate jail where all operations cease. I wonder how quickly corporate respon
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by baerrie 4y ago
Oh, integrating a form of gambling/pyramid scheme into your app was a bad idea? What a surprise!
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by baerrie 4y ago
No. Bank insolvency follows irresponsible cadres where trust does not bind, but rather, greed. SV is full of some of the greediest folks masquerading under the hip pretense of tech leadership. If anything, this brings me hope that SV will h
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by baerrie 4y ago
While I lived in Japan I was really surprised to see tons of crazy buildings out in the countryside, pink castles and stuff like that. All of them were pachinko and were full of the elderly, and even homeless, who used their only yen to pla
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by baerrie 4y ago
Man, so sad. There is no sympathy for the invertebrates or other canary-in-a-coal-mine species from the average consumer but they are extremely loud alarms sounding all around us.

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