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by basch 3y ago
Traditional forms are linear. I’m describing something more branching, where a bump starts a new branch off a trunk, but still nested under the original post.
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by basch 3y ago
A better way forward is to really take the design back to primitives. Reddit/NH/Twitter/Youtube/Google all default to favoring freshness. I believe this design assumption to be a mistake. A lot of what gets posted would
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by basch 3y ago
You would need a lot of the same tech to terraform Earth, or make Earth habitable, if it became unso.
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by basch 3y ago
Apple is best off with 4 tiers eventually. Vision Pro. Vision Classic. Vision Air. Vision S. (expensive, everyday, luxury slim, budget.) They can also make variants of those 4 using Nano and Max modifiers.
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by basch 3y ago
I do like some things better about https://hckrnews.com/ as a front page. The left numbers almost act as a bar graph to tell you how popular something is, and it is otherwise chronological. High text interfaces are also de
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by basch 3y ago
The internet archive case was about distributing the copies. The output side. Had they archived the books and not lent out unlimited copies, nothing would have come of the case.
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by basch 3y ago
>ingesting items into an GPT is probably a copyright violation. Copyright violation is generally on the output side of things, not the input. It's not a copyright violation to watch a movie. I also would nit pick that a model is no
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by basch 3y ago
Vista to Vista SP2 was more significant of a performance improvement than Vista SP2 to 7 RTM. What you described was a combination of marketing and a change in behavior. They skipped 7 because it would be confusing for 10 to be NT 7. They
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by basch 3y ago
>Microsoft makes a bunch of changes that everyone hates. Then they roll back a lot of them in the next OS. That doesn't really describe Vista to 7. Windows 7 was largely Vista Service Pack 3, with some interface tweaks to give it i
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by basch 3y ago
Im not a fan of the transition away from information density to giant touch buttons controlling interface design, BUT turning off transparency and animations is two clicks, and, although maybe my computer is powerful enough (despite not bei
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by basch 3y ago
LLMs will become components of larger systems. They are an example of a situation where putting excess effort into a problem returns a plausible result, but from an efficiency and accuracy standpoint, parts of what they are accomplishing ar
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by basch 3y ago
Yes. I dont understand the criticism of the current Siri in this context, the point of a language model on the device would be to derive intent and convert a colloquial command into a computer instruction.
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by basch 3y ago
its sort of a catch 22, feedback loop. the reverse of "Nobody goes there anymore. It's too crowded" - Yogi Berra. If all the trade volume on an exchange moves to a private room, because the private room is cheaper, because i
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by basch 3y ago
It's interesting to see beauty, appearance, and eating disorders called out, along with racism and bullying, but little else. Those are absolutely problems, and rabbit holes to keep out of, but I'm not sure that calling some spec
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by basch 3y ago
capacitive touch and momentum scrolling were the differentiating factors. Windows CE 4 was way ahead of iphoneOS 1, 5 years earlier.
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by basch 3y ago
Like a lot of companies, IKEA sells things in various tiers. Dressers and bookcases have different price points, and at each price point is a different material quality level. They however dont make it easy to identify like Kirkland Signat
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by basch 3y ago
in retrospect, do you feel you had the correct set before your experience? reading others online experiences, and the responses, there is often a lot of emphasis put on setting, ignoring set comes first. were you in a good place, internall
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by basch 3y ago
How is that at all the same as "we wont let you use our apps if you have unsourced apps on your phone." There's no cost to wiping the phone. It doesnt require you to drive to an apple store and have them do it. This also isn
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by basch 4y ago
We are talking software though, where a factory reset can restore originalness.
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by basch 4y ago
I wouldnt necessarily encourage it, but if its not illegally anticompetitive, and Apple wants to retain control of devices, they could make it where "enable sideloading" disables the Apple App Store, and prevents any app from the
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by basch 4y ago
They are all the same company, and was raising eyebrows a decade ago. https://slate.com/technology/2014/10/mindgeek-porn-monopoly-... It's financing has always been questionable. >MindGeek itself has
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by basch 4y ago
To avoid a line forming in the plane, they should board by column, even rows then odd rows. A Odd. E Even. B Odd. D Even. C. D Odd. B Even. E Odd. A Even. People and family together can board together, only if their towards the wi
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by basch 4y ago
And its not even just AI Generated. Buzzfeed made a quiz for just about every "identity" that could exist, from shows you watched, colleges you attended etc. "Only x remembers" https://www.vox.com/2014&
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by basch 4y ago
Can report the same. Manifesting as different errors and behaviors on different devices and os’s. They don’t make reporting an outage easy.
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by basch 4y ago
Time to hop over to Gemini.
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by basch 4y ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/entries/78691781-c9b7... Looks like I accidentally added a T to the end of it, and you were the first person to say anything.
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by basch 4y ago
You likely already have something like this through your local library, that you already chip in to pay for.
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by basch 4y ago
My favorite article to post. The below is about 1% of the topics it covers, the premise being that algorithmic prediction traps us frozen in the past instead of ever allowing society to change. https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs&#
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by basch 4y ago
Sounds for a ripe opportunity for government to enforce interoperable bump-to-pay. GooglePay<>APplePay<>Venmo<>Meta<>CashApp<>Zelle<>PayPal<>WesternUnion<>MoneyGram. A lack of interfacibili
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by basch 4y ago
>all within the company's "corporate retail teams," with a focus on workers who are responsible for the "construction and upkeep" of Apple's retail locations and other physical facilities. Can those even be

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