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by bonton89 3y ago
Well for starters, ChatGPT shouldn't balk at creating something "in Tim Burton's style" just because Tim Burton complained about AI. I guess its fair use unless a select rich person who owns the data complains. Seems lik
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by bonton89 3y ago
Your work make you take the test and then when it is determined you're burned out you'll be randomly selected for a layoff.
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by bonton89 3y ago
The only reason to involve the cops at all in this stuff really is to get a police report for insurance purposes.
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by bonton89 3y ago
The next OTA broadcast standard has an internet connection requirement for targeted ads built into it, that is how far gone we are. My policy is to never connect these TVs to the internet. If I accidentally bought one that required it I wou
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by bonton89 3y ago
No idea about signal, but I haven't encountered any recent verification that worked on anything but a non-VoIP mobile number. My landline is useless for this and it isn't even VoIP.
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by bonton89 3y ago
PC makers used to sell the PCs with that stuff preinstalled.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Jevon's paradox basically. AI use cases that did not have RoI will open up as it becomes more efficient. The enough is always as much as it can.
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by bonton89 3y ago
A common HN bugbear is all the energy crypto wastes so it seems reasonable that AI energy usage would be of interest as well. This is the part where people say Crypto is only for fraud, scams and just making money so it is different. I thin
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by bonton89 3y ago
Well, if you've been using Intel platforms you do because Intel obsoletes the chipsets at a rapid pace so there often isn't anything appreciably better to upgrade to on the platform.
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by bonton89 3y ago
My local news website sort of went through a similar set of transitions and I don't know what the moderation activities behind the scenes were. At first they had their own accounts to sign up for on the main website, there were definit
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by bonton89 3y ago
Microsoft once sued a teenager for trademark infringement for having a website called MikeRoweSoft.com. The kid's name was Mike Rowe and he lost the website in a settlement.
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by bonton89 3y ago
I had a good laugh with my wife because after asking it to generate an image of lich it seemed to be created generic undead as most of the images had elf like ears you might see on a vampire. So I asked it to generate the same images but wi
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by bonton89 3y ago
Can you just get it to proceed anyway by asking it to assume it is true hypothetically?
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by bonton89 3y ago
One of the reasons I was leaning toward DeWalt is they seem to have a shared battery system. I don't want to have 20 different battery standards when I could just keep buying the same ones and using them all on different tools. I have
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by bonton89 3y ago
As d-bag guy, how did you determine if the women's responses were bots or not?
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by bonton89 3y ago
Doesn't Apple have a really simple Apple run payment portal where you can easily stop monthly charges? I don't even use Apple products myself but I'd want to be warned if I was about to lose that advantage, your average compa
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by bonton89 3y ago
It will be like COBOL programmers now. We'll pay a lot of money for the graying experts in emergencies and declare non-AI advanced development obsolete. Eventually there will be no senior developers either.
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by bonton89 3y ago
It doesn't even matter if it is slop and you don't want slop. A huge oversupply of slop creates a market for lemons scenario. It is so hard to find the good stuff most people stop even looking for it, assume it is all slop and ada
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by bonton89 3y ago
AMD also has the problem that they make much better margins on their CPUs than on their GPUs and there are only so many TSMC wafers. So in a way making more GPUs is like burning up free money.
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by bonton89 3y ago
I believe there are HDMI splitters on amazon that let you do this with any TV, although I'm not sure how great the quality of output is. I was looking at them once to see about doing split screen gaming with two different consoles.
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by bonton89 3y ago
A guy at work doesn't have a heatpump, just some really high efficiency oil boiler. He lives in a rural area and basically had to become an expert on maintaining and repairing it himself because no one seems to know how to service the
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by bonton89 3y ago
That's one way to prevent a malpractice suit I guess. Why doesn't the AMA expel these doctors from its ranks?
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by bonton89 3y ago
Whew, I was afraid this AI thing was going to mean we were all out of a job. But machines cannot replace the human ability to take the blame. You need a warm body for that.
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by bonton89 3y ago
It will probably work well at its real purpose, breaking up protests and identifying any protestors to have their bank accounts frozen. No coincidence they're planning to make mask wearing at protests illegal at the same time.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Don't worry, in the future they'll just auto mail a fine for abandoning luggage to your last known address based on facial recognition instead of calling you out.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Every piece of inefficient software is wasting tons of energy. But since we're using it for economy activity that makes money it is OK...which is actually the same reason people are mining bitcoins.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Sure, VMware's is better but even that isn't really a replacement for GPU passthrough unfortunately. What I'd really like is to just get GPU accelerated video decode in the guests.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Shared folders does indeed seem like a weak point for kvm/virt-manager. There's the virtioFS but this is a pretty recent addition that was also recently pretty buggy on Windows. I'm not even sure what your alternatives were f
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by bonton89 3y ago
I do all of those things daily with virt-manager already. Except multiple monitors, although I believe it is supported.
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by bonton89 3y ago
Is it possible to use virtualbox's accelerated video adapters with the KVM backend?

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