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by chii 10mo ago
and in the end, these chain of LLM reduces down to a series of human written if-else statements listing out the conditions of acceptable actions. Some might call it a...decision tree!
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by chii 10mo ago
> Steam you download from steampowered.com can be an open platform at the same time that the Steam that comes preinstalled on the Steam Machine is a closed platform. i dont think that's possible unless steam choose to go the route o
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by chii 10mo ago
> paying for it at their own expense valve would recoup the cost from a bigger customer base, as well as paying it as insurance against windows/microsoft targeting them as an existential threat. It's cheap for what they're
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by chii 10mo ago
> immense supply chain options. so this begs the question - why isn't the west's own supply chain options as immense? My unresearched answer is that the gov't policies of the west doesn't induce it, while china's
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by chii 10mo ago
> I see why governments think they are doing this to protect the people. they're not doing this to protect people, they're doing this to ensure there cannot be rebellion against unpopular policies. Organization is harder if all
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Apple's Preventing Some Apps from Working on Older iPhones [video](youtube.com)
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by chii 10mo ago
> a pretty uncharitable interpretation like hoping for the best, but planning for the worst, you must interpret people's intentions using the same methodology. By quoting that axing adblock could be bringing $150mil, but also saying
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by chii 11mo ago
i imagine the search page echoed the search query. Then, a SEO bot automated search(s) on the site with crypto and spam keywords, which is echo'ed in the search results - said bot may have a site/page full of links to these search
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by chii 11mo ago
Walt Disney has been turning in his grave for over 20 years since disney's fall from being a creative visionary to simply trying to regurgitate existing IP as a cash grab.
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Portals must bend gravity [video](youtube.com)
1 points by chii 11mo ago|0 comments
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by chii 11mo ago
> IP vs AI, round two, Fight!!! I want to hear an EPIC RAP BATTLE OF HISTORY version of this.
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by chii 11mo ago
> puts the blame too much on the kids. kinda, but i would say it's more a blame on the parents. They need to be able to control, and discipline their kids - ala, raising them properly.
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by chii 11mo ago
> elaborate way to hop on the AI investment bandwagon ... hype-creep that causes their actual goal to fail. their current goal might already be "failing" (as in, lack of real demand for hypersonic travel). Investment getting ha
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by chii 11mo ago
> back in the day... teachers still do this today. It's just that kids are less disciplined, and more prone to attention deficits. Not to mention that punishment for failure has been dulled down to almost non-existent. "No chil
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by chii 11mo ago
> It's popular in Australia according to polling depends on how or who you poll. I dont think it is popular. It's just that there's a lot of stigma when you try to argue against "saving the children" type policy
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by chii 11mo ago
And setting up things like rsync to replace dropbox is also "fairly quick"! The point isn't that but the fact that like a normal user, a normal business don't want to have to tinker with low level components to get the f
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by chii 11mo ago
The "integrity" refers to googles bottomline!
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by chii 11mo ago
You are looking from the perspective of a user of the software - sure, these have enough feature parity to "compete". But that's the butt end of the equation. The real issue is enterprise administration. A user never thinks a
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by chii 11mo ago
> to vote accordingly too many people are too comfortable - both with not voting, but also to vote blindly. > we lose our democracy. it's half-way into the grave imho.
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by chii 11mo ago
It's hard to cancel popular shows for political reasons (at least in america) - it's too transparent. But its possible to starve them of talent, funding and eventually let them wither into obscurity, by not promoting nor giving it
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by chii 11mo ago
> Saying party X plans to do something but that's not the whole thing being said. Party X may have been planning on something, but party Y threw a wrench in the middle, causing party X to have to make some response. By implication,
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Is This the Greatest In-Camera Effect of All Time? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by chii 11mo ago|0 comments
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by chii 11mo ago
if you had the money to spare (and don't mind losing it), would you still not bet on them then?
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Increasing code performance with LTO [video](youtube.com)
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by chii 11mo ago
hence, the hypocrisy of the US being a "free market" yet choosing not to accept competition when it's not tilted in their favour. I think the US should allow imports of such cars (provided they pass strict environmental and s
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by chii 11mo ago
> If Cloudflare is at 99.95% then the world suffers if the world suffers, those doing the "suffering" needs to push that complaint/cost back up the chain - to the website operator, which would push the complaint/cost
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by chii 11mo ago
This has nothing to do with capitalism, and everything to do with regulatory capture and archaic rules established in a bygone era for a purpose that has since been outlived.
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by chii 11mo ago
> There are people who are denied healthcare in Sweden because the govt has deemed that it’s too expensive to save them but how many people are deemed too poor to save in the US, when sweden gov't would've easily have had the s
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by chii 11mo ago
It is not only freedom of speech, but freedom of association that would also be jeopardized. People long ago used to have to hide that they're gay, not only because they could be ostracized, but that people they associate with could al
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by chii 11mo ago
It's a repeat of how cable networks were. This is the issue with content production being owned by the distributors too. It's too profitable to own the vertical because each piece of content is an effective monopoly, because to pa

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