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by bobmaxup 3y ago
> have the misconception a (resistive) electric heater must be cheaper to use than the reverse cycle AC You'd think costs would educate. Do people not talk about living expenses much?
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/otm/projects/enshitific...
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
https://dosits.org/people-and-sound/communication/how-is-sou... https://dosits.org/galleries/technology-gallery/navigation-t...
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Not loading for me, but I assume this is it? https://archive.org/details/diablo_pitch/page/n7/mode/2up
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
> So most interactions are async, leading to lower bandwidth, more context switching, and more things falling through the cracks. Wouldn't async interactions lead to less context switching?
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
I don't think there is a need to have someone's reputation score to use their software. There are plenty of pieces of open source software running on operating systems that were contributed by people who are effectively anonymous.
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
if that was all the normal stores did, that is whatever, but really digital tracking is like if a store took note of my body type, hair style, clothes choices, accent, eye color, fingerprints, how long i took to decide on purchases, what i
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
> your spouse moans about bemoans?
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
here is the last some years from wikipedia (WHO suicide + mental health per 100k starting @ 2000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r... ) 16.4 16.9 17.3 17.1 17.2 17.1 17.5 17.7 18.1 18.1 18.5 1
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Maybe because they are optimizing for response time, and the response is streamed back to the user. The backend isn't fully aware of the response until its too late. Still, you would think that they could run through the prefix and the
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
They used to, some screenshots of it existing here: https://interface.lt/github-uptime-and-microsoft
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Yeah, unfortunate I suppose.
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Every time I put my Apple laptop to sleep for an extended period, I come back to it completely dead. It cannot even boot for an about an hour while it charges to a minimum level.
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Are there ways to make this tolerable with policy settings or something? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-...
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
> They produce an operating system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Microsoft_software
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
It is $430 on Apple's website: https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-iphone/iphone-se/4.7-inch-dis...
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
> why should carding people on porno websites be different Unless you live in a state where they scan your ID for such transactions, those in-person purchases can be effectively anonymous. Out of curiosity, what state do you live in wher
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
There are already federal regulations around this. No online entity is legally able to provide minors access to pornography. It is just the nation, as a collective, doesn't care enough to enforce it. Employing privacy eroding laws to a
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Characters on fantasical drugs having superhuman abilities?
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
I use LLMs in much the same way, but lately I have been wondering how good I will continue to be at thinking, verifying, or communicating in code, if I stop writing as much of it. I suppose time will tell...
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
For me, this crashed at about a minute in with a sad error screen.
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
YouTube videos of stock imagery, memes, anecdotes, and speculation don't seem much better.
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by bobmaxup 3y ago
Another problem to be solved with more computation and human backed reinforcement learning, surely.
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
> reworking my blog from `styled-components` > about a month and a half ago > unmaintainable soup were unfounded I see this a lot, but rarely with a qualification. How did it quell your fears about unmaintainability? What about tai
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
This is unfortunate. This level of NLU is no where near where it needs to be to allow such an application. You can play along with feeding any decent length open novel into GPT-x, and then tossing SAT-like reading comprehension questions at
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
I got: I am not sure when Bard will be shut down. I am still under development, and I am not sure how popular I will be. However, I hope that I will be able to continue to help people with their tasks and creative projects for many years to
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
> and it does occasionally cite sources. It seems to do a lot of verbatim copying from said sources.
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
I only use my kindle to read books I didn't pay for. There are plenty of books from the past without copyright restrictions! Think about all the catching up you could do! Also, you can read pirated books on your kindle device.
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
https://datavizcatalogue.com/methods/stream_graph.html
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by bobmaxup 4y ago
Seems like it passed the trial: https://roadsafety.transport.nsw.gov.au/stayingsafe/mobileph... .

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