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by corobo 3y ago
That's only for comments, as far as I can see you can't downvote a submission
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by corobo 3y ago
About a year after being pied in the face he launched the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Maybe we should bring back pieing, haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK6SS8CXYZo
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by corobo 3y ago
Well sure, but what if you throw in the possibility of mistaken identity? Might not be too chilling.. as long as they get the right person. Best hope other Ryan just parties it up a bit and nothing more sinister if you want to become a teac
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by corobo 3y ago
Profile/settings -> Showdead -> yes Basically the wording just looks like GPT output
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by corobo 3y ago
Aye, the rule before this change is in the terms as: > 11. Simulcasting > When you are streaming live on the Twitch Services you may not simultaneously live stream or broadcast (“Simulcast”) on any other “Twitch-like Service,” meaning
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by corobo 3y ago
People learn better when you give them the information they're lacking rather than snark at them for lacking it. For the rest of us who also know nothing, could you expand on your thoughts? Information is much more interesting than an
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by corobo 3y ago
Once again proving that any comment on the internet starting with "So" will go absolutely off the rails haha Even if we accept it as truth there's so many reasons why you might only be seeing that demographic. Starting with t
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by corobo 3y ago
Correction appreciated, cheers. I was in the mindset of a company that wasn't willing to share their changes
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by corobo 3y ago
RE: all of the drawbacks mentioned, especially those along the lines of "what would happen is that companies will avoid it entirely, and write their own instead" Isn't that.. the point? If I were to licence something AGPL tha
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by corobo 3y ago
I was more using "doesn't know" in the sense of has no evidence or training material suggesting the thing it said is true. I'm not associating actual brain functions to the current generation of AI.
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by corobo 3y ago
This also explains why it makes stuff up and confidently gives it as an answer instead of admitting when it doesn't know
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by corobo 3y ago
Current gen AI probably won't go all Skynet on us but the AI that does go all Skynet on us will have these conversations in its training data :)
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by corobo 3y ago
well this shell is just broken > ls -al <repl>.ts:4:1 - error TS2304: Cannot find name 'ls'. 4 ls -al ~~ <repl>.ts:4:5 - error TS2304: Cannot find name 'al'. 4 ls -al ~~
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by corobo 3y ago
We're already there, it's just ~740 hours instead of 20 :P Fair comment though, I do get what you mean but I'd be ok with it if it meant things were more affordable. Each to their own and that. Maybe do a cloud-style pricing?
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by corobo 3y ago
> Maybe if you don't consume a lot of YouTube it's not that valuable to you I'm in this bucket. I think for YouTube my no-brainer price would be around 4.99 or so. Even if it just gave me like 20* hours ad free or somethin
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by corobo 3y ago
Not sure if it came off as me saying the parent comment was BS or if what I said was just dumb. Downvotes don't explain anything, haha For the record I wasn't saying the parent comment was BS :)
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by corobo 3y ago
I've been using it as a joke but if they're predicting what we want to read, is it possible they just learned to make stuff up by having internet forums in their training data? The amount of BS we feed each other online, maybe it
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by corobo 3y ago
7, lmao https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37756680
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by corobo 3y ago
Is there no other word than Copilot? I swear I've seen like 6 AI things named Copilot so far haha. Two are from Microsoft! I'm open to the idea of voice assistants being useful with a sprinkling of AI, but not if I have to wait 10
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by corobo 3y ago
I was talking about the definition, the parent commenter's definition at that, not the origin. I'm not sure how that information fits in here, sorry.
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by corobo 3y ago
Arguably the difference there is that the monk mode has made a sacrifice (did have, now does not) rather than not having in the first place. Depends on how you define 'monk' I guess :)
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by corobo 3y ago
It used to be against App Store TOS to send marketing notifications full stop. Apple isn't interested in fixing this, they allowed it to happen in the first place.
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by corobo 3y ago
Do Slack huddles still require Chrome? That was the most recent one I recall bumping into
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by corobo 3y ago
Wasn't justifying anything. I ad block to block ads, I don't think about it beyond that.
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by corobo 3y ago
Aw man, I knew that was bollocks! Haha I've not come across this as a negotiation thing directly or anecdotally, gave you the benefit of the doubt as maybe it was a super new thing that's not hit my radar yet. We'd be giving
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by corobo 3y ago
Sounds like they're still being paid then. There's zero pay when blocking ads.
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by corobo 3y ago
> whereas sponsorships go 100% into the pockets of content creators They get paid ad revenue based on ads served, they already got paid for the sponsorship. Personally I feel that this is the wrong way round (however I'm totally mor
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by corobo 3y ago
"Discuss on Bullshit News" at the end tipped me over the edge into a full belly laugh Thank you for sharing this
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by corobo 3y ago
"Go on then" or "Yeahh, but you won't" if you're in a grumpy mood. The difference between being able and doing is infinite.
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by corobo 3y ago
This depends for me. In the framework of that book Thinking, Fast and Slow - for me the fast version is closer to LLM in terms of I'll start the sentence without consciously knowing where I'm going with it. Sometimes I'll tri

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