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by boznz 2y ago
I'm using 2.0 Flash and if I ask it, it says yes it can, but it does seem hit and miss as above.
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by boznz 2y ago
They probably just throw a MechEng PhD Professor in for a year as part of the deal.
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I thought it was just me. A few hours ago Gemini told me "As a language model, I'm not able to assist you with that." This was after generating an image a few minutes earlier. I think the copy/paste buffer pulled in some
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by boznz 2y ago
I spent my last 3 months using Amazon Prime on my smart TV, opening the app, scrolling for 15 minutes through the same stuff as last time, turning off the TV and reading a book. I cancelled and now have 15 extra minutes reading time, though
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by boznz 2y ago
Die
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The post is supposed to be a bit tongue-in-cheek (and is tagged so), the fact being I am a New Zealand company who does have any known customers or affiliates in the EU but I also have no idea what WordPress or its plugins do in the backgro
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by boznz 2y ago
This short post came about because I got an email yesterday which managed to traverse my spam filters saying my web site does not adhere to the GDPR regulations and (of course) offering to help fix it. Yes I know I shouldn't have opene
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This site uses cookies to store the fact you clicked “Accept Cookies”(rodyne.com)
29 points by boznz 2y ago|56 comments
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A girl mouse and a boy mouse do.
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Unless they are friends or family regulations will never allow. But you are right there is an abundance of old lonely people who would do this for nothing and it would benefit everyone.
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by boznz 2y ago
So we are targeting the whole US industry not just Tesla now? FFS world grow up! just because the current US admin has spat out its dummy does not mean the world has to do the same, most US businesses have no say in any of this. Where is go
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by boznz 2y ago
I am surprised we cannot use the self-winding or normal wind-up mechanics for power generation to charge a battery to supplement solar, but I expect the experiments have already been done and it was either not cost effective or just did not
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by boznz 2y ago
..Any country can solve it, just incentivise families. Simple things like ensuring young people have access to affordable housing and daycare. If I was at the start of my career ladder in a major urban area now, having a family would be clo
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by boznz 2y ago
.. Hey! My dial-up just dropped out.
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by boznz 2y ago
I'm in NZ and actually prefer the Norwegian Govt weather site www.yr.no, which is about as accurate as our local one, easier to use and has no adverts.
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Sci-Fi books and it was a sentient AI, I can do anything I want in that situation :-)
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by boznz 2y ago
Bluetooth already broadcasts and has a UID, I have used this a few times in books as plot-outline to identify an antagonist, and I now wonder if NFC has a similar UID It would be interesting to decode the data and see.
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by boznz 2y ago
Don't forget emails.. I have everything I ever sent or received, and I have it backed up. I expect 90% of my inbox is the jpg signature logo they attach to the bottom of my clients email rather than hyperlink.
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by boznz 2y ago
3-4 hours is enough time for It to have crawled the hacker news comments section. That's about the frequency the AI bots crawl my little out of the way blog.
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by boznz 2y ago
Forget the flying car. I want one!
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.. I would however add that the ending of my novel was far more exciting.
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Agree, the "intelligence" part is definitely the missing link in all this, however humans are smart cookies, and can see there's a gap, so I expect someone, (not necessarily a major player,) will eventually figure "it&qu
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by boznz 2y ago
> we haven't seen the signs of a runaway singularity as some thought was likely. The signs are not there but while we may not be on an exponential curve (which would be difficult to see), we are definitely on a steep upward one whic
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Destroy All Humans (The AI's guide to doing the singularity correctly)(rodyne.com)
2 points by boznz 2y ago|3 comments
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by boznz 2y ago
With AGI and Singularity speculation issues again being the leading posts on HN I think it is time to lighten things up a little and drag out this older post, which seems as relevant today as it was when I wrote it 16 months ago.
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Bugger, I was just about to set up my EV Manufacturing plant there
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by boznz 2y ago
Thanks, makes a lot more sense now, I guess if Vcc was lower the effect would be more pronounced if anything, never really considered this as an attack vector, but looking online now it seems to well established, I'm surprised Microchi
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Awesome, now where's that copy of excel..
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It is a very noisy 3.3V supply they are using, I wonder if they removed the decoupling caps on the supply and vcore pins before doing this.
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For anything important, the manufacturer is going to have a way of getting root so enough front-doors exist already, and how well does that company protect its key? The bottom line is that if the answer to this question is important, assume

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