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1y ago
Plot twist, Valve AI will syphon all your user metrics into Valve's new model. J/k and all joking aside, I feel the same way. Feels like a love letter to gamers
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1y ago
Do we know what kernel SteamOS uses? Is it built on linux, or could it be some sort of kiosk'd mode Windows where this will be a non-issue? One could hope but I truly don't know.
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1y ago
But will it be able to run GTA VI? Truly the only litmus test for any gaming system released from now until 2027.
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1y ago
All my friends have moved on to PC, and I don't really want to build a $1000 minimum computer with crazy LEDs that takes up a ton of space with a monitor at this point in my life. And SteamDeck doesn't support KB+M well. I have no
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1y ago
You know, there's joy in writing prose. Seems like people who are journalists shouldn't be journalists if they're not getting that fact.
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1y ago
Why do you respond to its prompting? It's a machine
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1y ago
It's a Google without ads right now. Worth using until that day comes
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1y ago
> That's a quite different thing, OpenAI has billions of USD/year cash flow, and when you have that there's many many potential way to achieve profitability on different time horizons. It's not a situation of chance b
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1y ago
It's not very good
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1y ago
The brushstroke pants look really attractive
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1y ago
Polyester is plastic. I assume quality would be something that doesn't graft to your skin in a fire.
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1y ago
They'll never leave money on the table like that. The older demographic are the only ones that can buy things.
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1y ago
Never knew archive.is was run by a "masked man"
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1y ago
That was back in the mid 2010s right? Companies had yet to reach 1T valuation. 5bil against 1T is a drop in the bucket
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1y ago
That specific coincidence is a great example of the "Baader-Meinhof phenomenon"
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1y ago
Well it can be fun (sometimes terrifying) to try and imagine that far ahead, but unlike hindsight, it is, at the end of a day, just a guess
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1y ago
I'm kind of in the same boat. It's interesting in a way that elevates it above 'bug' to me. Though, it's also somewhat unsettling to me, so I'd prefer someone else take the helm on that one!
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1y ago
Fair enough. Thanks!
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1y ago
I wonder if you just seeded it with 'love' what would happen long-term?
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1y ago
Fascinating
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1y ago
There's more clocks than storefronts
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1y ago
Not putting them in controlled environments, but rather teaching them to control their environments
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1y ago
Please tell me if I'm off-base here, but something I always thought about and have been toying with is the notion that "there's no true random in this universe." From a particle physics perspective, as an observer in the
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1y ago
Why are we imprisoning suicidal people? That will surely add incentive to have someone raise their hand and ask for help: taking their freedoms away...
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1y ago
> We have established that suicidal people should be held naked (or with an apron) in solitary isolation in a padded white room and saddled with medical bills larger than a four-year college tuition. That'll help'em. It appear
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1y ago
As someone who lives in America, and is prescribed meds for ADHD; 2.5 years from asking for help to receiving medication _feels_ right to me in this case. The medications have a pretty negative side effect profile in my experience, and so a
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1y ago
An example being: surgery. You cut into the patient to remove the tumor.
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1y ago
Yet, if you ask the word generator to generate words in the form of advice, like any machine or code, it will do exactly what you tell it to do. The fact people are asking implies a lack of common sense by your definition. Sertraline can in
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1y ago
Small edit: > ... the entire reason tenements and boarding houses no longer exist ... the entire reason tenements and boarding houses no longer exist _where you live_
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1y ago
What are you talking about? I can grow food myself, and I can build a car from scratch and take it on the highway. Are there repercussions? Sure, but nothing inherently stops me from doing it. The problem here is there's no measurable
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