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by cheeze 5mo ago
... which is different from the child whose body got folded in half by someone looking at their phone? I think "good enough" ends up being okay. I _like_ driving. I would do manual mode often still just because I enjoy it. But I&#
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by cheeze 5mo ago
It is, but it still feels better that the money goes toward the artist than it does to go to a middleman. Reality is there is no good solution IMO, no matter what you do, someone is missing out. Just the reality of supply vs demand.
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by cheeze 5mo ago
I know that msft gets a lot of (rightful) hate, but mad props for the accessibility controller.
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by cheeze 6mo ago
I think it's a lot simpler than that. At peak, gpus are all running hot. During low volume, they aren't.
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by cheeze 6mo ago
Very weird to see people on hackernews of all places complain about ads on the internet. We solved this like 15 years ago.
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by cheeze 7mo ago
What is "here" in this context?
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by cheeze 7mo ago
I disagree with the premise that it doesn't matter as long as users can't tell. Say you're running a Counterstrike tournament with a 10k purse... Integrity matters there. And a smart cheater is running 'stealth' in
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by cheeze 7mo ago
The entire thing is written in a curmudgeonly fashion, led by that massive list of musicians. We get it, you like classical music and Spotify is a poor fit. That's... the article?
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by cheeze 7mo ago
I loved my Plasma TV. Bought it as an intern dirt cheap off of some dude at my company who posted it in a email group. He upgraded to the latest and greatest and just wanted it hauled out. Picture quality (for the time) was incredible! It a
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by cheeze 8mo ago
I'm curious why? I do this all the time. Saves me time and lets me pull information quickly. I'm not running it in a container that has access to my local filesystem or anything...
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by cheeze 8mo ago
> I’d agree for a home computer Linux or macOS are the only sane choices now. Unless you care about gaming at all. Sure you have the Linux evangelists who talk about how much better support has gotten (it has!) but there are still huge g
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by cheeze 8mo ago
> There would also be a requirement for all playback to actually properly check the private keys I don't think that's true. Only for someone who wanted to prove authenticity to grab the signature. No private keys would be expos
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by cheeze 8mo ago
How do you find the camera? "I extracted and added the noise profile to the AI generated video with a goPro to make it look legitimate"
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by cheeze 8mo ago
I don't think it was AI either but I don't think that would hold up in court.
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by cheeze 8mo ago
It's that Austin Powers clip of the guy slowly getting smooshed by the steam roller.
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by cheeze 8mo ago
Still kind of pointless though. Someone has to check ID and im WA state, open the beers for you. Kind of defeated the purpose of just walk out. Since I couldn't... Just walk out.
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by cheeze 8mo ago
FAANG here (service oriented arch, distributed systems) and id say probably 20+ percent of code written on my team is by an LLM. it's great for frontends, works well with test generation, or following an existing paradigm. I think a lo
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by cheeze 9mo ago
Does this... help with chess?
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by cheeze 9mo ago
Can you share more on this?
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by cheeze 9mo ago
Yes, but this feels like the modern equivalent of wearing a tin foil hat :/
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by cheeze 9mo ago
Same - and even replacing those that have left is a fight right now.
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by cheeze 10mo ago
> Adding another device just requires adding a peer in the server's config file and can be accomplished very quickly Do you need a client to be running on each device? Even regardless "I just need to edit a config file real qui
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by cheeze 10mo ago
AWS Certificate Manager manages this all for you via DNS validation. Granted, you're locked into their ecosystem, can't export PK, etc. so it's FAR from a perfect solution here but I've actually been pretty impressed wit
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by cheeze 10mo ago
It works pretty well for me, but doesn't do nearly what I'd expect. EG I can talk to it like I would chatgpt and it works well. But I can't be like "hey I want to get dinner with my wife on our anniversary, please book t
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by cheeze 11mo ago
Yeah. Just like we do for smoking. I don't think I get your point. Are you agreeing with the prior commenter?
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by cheeze 11mo ago
That sounds like a pain in the ass though. Explaining to my dad how to use Downloader on a FireTV is a lot easier than "hey dude buy a raspberry pi"
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by cheeze 1y ago
My guess is that PT was chosen to highlight the fact that this happened in the middle of the night for most of the responding ops folks. (I don't know anything here, just spitballing why that choice would be made)
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by cheeze 1y ago
It makes me think that a lot of the folks commenting on this stuff haven't actually used the tooling. Agreed, it's generally quite accurate. I find for hectic meetings, it can get some things wrong... But the notes are generally s
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by cheeze 1y ago
I'm confused about Meta AI in general. It's _horrible_ compared to every other LLM I use. Customer ingress is weird to me too - do they expect people to use Facebook chat (Messenger) to talk to Meta AI mainly? I've tried it o
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by cheeze 1y ago
Counterpoint: I'm fine paying for convenience. Wikipedia should still exist, but I'm fine giving OpenAI 20 bucks a month to make my life easier.

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