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by corobo 4y ago
Mine just seems to say "there's already a timer running, do you want to replace it?" Are we both talking about iPhone Siri?
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by corobo 4y ago
You can also register aliases somehow. If you need to send something (cheques etc) to Monzo bank I'm pretty sure you can just write "Monzo" on the envelope. No stamp needed. Pretty sure = it worked like 6 years ago when I las
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by corobo 4y ago
> Just in time to replace that broken Siri oooh that would be awesome. I'm at a point where I only use it for timers and it even gets that wrong sometimes "I created an alarm named Timer for 01:30am".. oh yeah I can't
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by corobo 4y ago
Huh. Well damn, so they did. The acquisition didn't hit my radar till the name change. Admittedly not a Linode customer. DigitalOcean did me a solid about 5 years ago (support gave me a credit voucher to cover a month when I couldn&#x2
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by corobo 4y ago
> Akamai faces the same macroeconomic headwinds of growing costs for data center space, energy, and hardware as other providers. We resisted making any changes to our offerings for as long as we could. Bro it's only been 2 weeks
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by corobo 4y ago
Could you expand on the yes? Or just chuck me some keywords I can look up. What is it's equivalent to dopamine called? I'm truly trying to know more. All of my opinions so far are direct evidence and feeling based rather than know
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by corobo 4y ago
Yeah honestly I'd argue it's not actually in human nature to bestow equal rights. The default is to climb to the top of the tower and go "fuck you, I got mine" then shift focus to keeping yourself in that position. See a
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by corobo 4y ago
As far as I know GPT has no motivation. It responds because it is programmed to do so, it doesn't do it because it wants to. The dopamine system is an internal reward process. Does GPT give itself internal props ('consciously&#x27
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by corobo 4y ago
Because at the point of actual sentience that becomes a being that deserves rights. Equivalent to animal cruelty laws at least at the sentient level. It would deserve more rights if it then progressed to sapience. Equivalent to human rights
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by corobo 4y ago
At the point of bringing animals into this we'll probably have to clarify whether we're actually interested in sentience or sapience at some point. A worm responds to external stimulus. It can also act without external prompting.
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by corobo 4y ago
At least in my career so far all of the tasks I've been told are "impossible" just need another 5 minutes of thought - to the point I'm wondering if people do it on purpose so that I take over the task haha
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by corobo 4y ago
> because their writing reads like the writing of a sentient human Does it even do that? Is there anyone else out there that can tell if it's AI within the first two sentences or so? e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by corobo 4y ago
> At least, the machines of the future will have feelings, and they will see how people of the year 2023 treated their predecessors. I'd be pretty annoyed if I was given the same rights as an ape or a phone's autocorrect. I thi
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by corobo 4y ago
"Can communicate without being prompted by an external entity" seems to cover both AI and all humans we'd consider alive and well. If it doesn't want to communicate in any way without being prompted then it doesn't
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by corobo 4y ago
I reckon, and ChatGPT confirmed, that ChatGPT generated this text. I'll ask it stuff myself if I want the non-sentient answer. I'm not discussing things with someone who isn't writing their own responses. I'm very capabl
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by corobo 4y ago
What was it doing before you interacted with it? If we're going towards the idea that the AI sentience is being born and dying inside one response I don't think that can be considered sentient (by my earlier definition) as there&#
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by corobo 4y ago
CPU load (brain activity) while idle would do as a decent first hurdle that seems to meet your requirements. E: Ooh, another one for you. Has the ability to communicate without being prompted first.
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by corobo 4y ago
Plenty of people can't do that due to a lack of practise. If they'd been brought up on jokes they'd likely be able to crack out a few alternative punchlines too. Some people can't read either but I'm not going to st
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by corobo 4y ago
Do you allow yourself to be bored at all? I recently realised I've been missing my "something" for a while.. ya I've not had a dopamine free moment since doom scrolling became a thing. Not comparing somethings, I probabl
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by corobo 4y ago
Expect disappointment and you'll never be disappointed. Mine was my first realisation that confidence doesn't equal knowledge. I had asked a science teacher back in high school if it were theoretically possible to see light from a
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by corobo 4y ago
Yeah for my search traffic alone that feels like it'd be a $4/mo service
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by corobo 4y ago
This one https://img.imgy.org/1QVk.jpg
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by corobo 4y ago
> a mild but not ineffective deterrent I spent more time trying to find why there was a rickroll than I did on the site itself. Honestly it worked perfectly on me. Snipe the nerds before they can interact with your community. In all seri
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by corobo 4y ago
Such as..? I've seen Kagi as linked in a sibling comment which I'll give a go.
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by corobo 4y ago
With my knowledge. Quit assuming people are naive haha. I'm aware that some people may get bounced. Chances are it was me that set that setting that bounced them. If you got bounced from a Cloudflare fronted site it was more likely the
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by corobo 4y ago
Even your own article (VPN hate is a given, of course, moving on) doesn't really go into the why of the reasoning. They might get hacked? So might my site! In fact if you were a dedicated attacker I'd advise you go after my hostin
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by corobo 4y ago
Are you getting confused with a VPN? Those words in that order are a bad thing for a VPN, not so much a CDN. These are all reasons I use Cloudflare lmao. Yes I need them to decrypt the traffic because they do various rules and caching for m
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by corobo 4y ago
Search engines will do literally anything except the option "never show results from this domain again" Is there something obvious I'm missing that makes it infeasible, or maybe is it just something only I want? As for this s
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by corobo 4y ago
Looks like the link is rickrolling when you come in via HN referrer if anyone's confused. Also might explain the downvotes on the parent comment if you know the URL to be legit. Copy paste the link to save a minor annoyance. It's
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by corobo 4y ago
Dan has a great way of telling you off that makes you come out of the situation like ".. aye, that's fair actually. No worries, I'll avoid doing it in future" You don't often see de-escalation on the internet. Espec

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