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by coremoff 2y ago
Expressing it that way removes a useful word from our vocab; when people say "halicinations" in this context it specifically means that the generated response does not match reality. If you say that it's just a coincidence wh
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by coremoff 3y ago
I'm similar to you there; the old addage "one is too many, two is too few" (or whatever the current version of that is) always ruled my drinking; I didn't need alcohol, but when I started I'd keep going - nice to ha
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by coremoff 3y ago
Is that a case of missing externalities? The person who pays in this case is the pedestrian, and the courts do not seem to value pedestrian lives the same way that they value someone's ability to legally drive - that must drive down pr
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by coremoff 3y ago
Regardless of whether or not it's actually true, I think there are enough people who believe it to be true that it will stick around; and people believe it to be true because they think they see examples in real life - that's why
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by coremoff 3y ago
This used to break google docs copy/paste - haven't tried for a while though, maybe that's fixed
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by coremoff 3y ago
And similarly anyone playing modern tabletop RPGs will probably associated "Bard" with the smart, charismatic person who buffs the party and debuffs your enemies; perfect for an AI assistant
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by coremoff 3y ago
I disagree; in that if they try and sell the rights, they're trying to get out of their obligations to make the content available - that's the point at which it should be blocked; or the new rights holder needs to pick up those ob
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by coremoff 3y ago
thank you for this; I've always wondered what renormalisation was all about!
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by coremoff 3y ago
Nitrates in meat have long been known as a problem for other reasons too, haven't they? Particularly with regards to various digestion related cancers - this gives another reason to cut back. The linked artical is a bit ambiguous thoug
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by coremoff 3y ago
I have noticed a serious decline in the quality and quantity of good posts to the front page since the API changes; I wonder if that's noticiable from the internal numbers, or if the remaining people are engaging with the system in a m
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by coremoff 3y ago
I've had content insurance as a renter before, and it was useful (my flat was burgled; my flatmate did not have insurance). That was a while ago, when things like CDs were still targetted by theives, and I got everything replaced, whic
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by coremoff 3y ago
Closed captions also provide hints as to non-dialog audio; song lyrics, musical tones, important noises in the background etc. Personally I always use subtitles, and closed captions if it's available; there are quite a lot of audio clu
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by coremoff 3y ago
very different causes though; the xerox one was an image compression bug, IIRC; this is a "chop up multiple photots and stich together the best composite". Still got room for library bugs! (wasn't the Samsung moon pictures so
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by coremoff 3y ago
No, but anyone who has used the tube or busses more than a couple of times will know exactly what they're talking about when they see the pictures of the seats associated with the word.
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by coremoff 3y ago
you will need to tell us your location; it will vary greatly across the world. In the UK, for me, diagnosis wasn't too hard via BUPA - my phsychiatrist seeing me for my other mental health problems recommended me and it was relatively
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by coremoff 3y ago
do you find that todo lists help you? I certainly agree with calendars/alarms but todo lists for me are a place to put things instead of doing them and then they become a separate problem all of their own
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by coremoff 3y ago
FWIW I think nightdive studios are planning on remaking that next (following their System Shock 1 remake)
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by coremoff 3y ago
There's quite a common Sci-Fi trope of sending an AI proxy to represent oneself or to triage inboxes etc.; guess the future is now
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by coremoff 3y ago
You fundamentally misunderstand ADHD and your word choices are very antagonistic.
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by coremoff 3y ago
I (and OP if they'll forgive me speaking for them) are aware of that - but when you start to call copyright infingement "theft" you are combining two different legal issues. And whilst IANAL, my understanding is that copyrigh
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by coremoff 3y ago
> There is no nuanced discussion about this. Theft and stealing are legal terms I think you missed OP's point; those calling copyright infingement "theft" (or "stealing") are being disingeneous to try and gain su
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by coremoff 3y ago
firefox containers can help there
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by coremoff 3y ago
the first 4 seasons, where they had complete source, were really good; fell off a cliff afterwards obviously - they should do OK with a complete trilogy, though personally I don't understand the interest in those books beyond the premi
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by coremoff 3y ago
YouTube Premium also provides access to YouTube music, which many people will not want; if Google split YTM from YTP I think they would have an easier case to argue that everyone should either watch ads or pay the premium price.
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by coremoff 3y ago
I think this is making the mistake of conflating piracy with lost sales; there is only so much money to go around, and saying that a pirated view is lost revenue is missing the point that that person was never going to pay for that particul
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by coremoff 3y ago
OP didn't say that Corbyn caused brexit, but that we might not have had it if he had behaved differently, and I broadly agree; government could not agree what brexit should look like and rather than stopping to think it through, they b
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by coremoff 3y ago
how much of the difference is attempts vs successful? Men tend to be more successful, as I understand it - I doubt that it would account for the entire discrepency, but might reduce the gap a little
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by coremoff 3y ago
Sonos are also agressively pushing out app updates that sunset older models of their speakers, as we all arbitrarily doing things like blocking streaming of audio from your phone. Sonos might have been good in the past when they were sellin
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by coremoff 3y ago
Many more birds are killed colliding with windows each year, but we still install transparent windows too. Much human activity negatively impacts wildlife - we should be pragmatic in addressing these problems, and the harm to wildlife from
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by coremoff 3y ago
I think this is a combination of kind-hearted, but contextually unaware, people shocked that wind turbines can kill birds, and bad-faith attempts to stigmatise wind turbines for disingeneous (or at least biased) reasons. Others have pointed

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