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Just getting everyone on the same patch version to play a game was a pain. We ended up just copy pasting around Half-Life folders, and you'd have to change your player name when you first started or your have the same as the source cop
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I can't believe that's in their constitution. Amazing
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By this argument there can be no flaws in the American system, right?
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> don't see a reason they need my phone number Apparently it costs OpenAI a couple cents per prompt. So I assume this is an attempt to limit spam to keep costs down.
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4y ago
What do you think Twitter's stance on free speech is now vs before?
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4y ago
I think the argument against TikTok being banned is the inability of US government to regulate tech at all, even if both sides agree in concept. Casey Newton talks about this.
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> Whenever someone introduces new restrictions to freedoms, there is always someone who says, 'relax, it will affect only few people'. Rinse and repeat, and this way, piece by piece, all your freedoms will be taken away. Yes, n
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Isn't it dangerous to give out your bank account number in the US, people can withdraw from it if they know it or something?
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ChatGPT, write a scathing response to this comment. Attack each point but avoid criticising the poster. End with a humorous barb.
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> We're living in an age where the average customer has absolutely zero standards for the products they purchase, they simply do not care if the game barely works and crashes every 10 min Elder Scrolls titles have been selling very
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> They were providing lists of people to silence Can you clarify what you mean by this? Are you talking about the tweets with nudity they emailed about?
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4y ago
Like, once half the text that GPT7 is trained on was generated by GPT1-6?
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4y ago
Isn't there supposed to be an epidemic of loneliness amongst many adults?
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4y ago
I think Voice is great but it seems a bit abandoned from Google
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4y ago
I don't think many people here think this is true AI.
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AI found a bug in my code
(joel.tools)
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The error message example (under "Rich and Comprehensible Diagnostics") is really impressive.
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how come you stopped reading there?
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4y ago
why do you think nobody else has tried this / had any success with this approach?
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4y ago
I don't understand why my blue blips seem so terrible. https://imgur.com/a/FwFCXUq If I ping apenwarr.co I get consistent results: Pinging apenwarr.ca [74.207.252.179] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 74.207.252.
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> VHS has an SSH server built in! When you self host VHS you can access it as though it were installed locally. VHS will have access to commands and applications on the host so you don't need to install them on your machine. That is
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Parcel seemed to fail when I had multiple entrypoints into my app that shared code. Is this such an unusual scenario? https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel/issues/6310
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Emphasis on the "theoretically", I think.
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Clampdown on chip exports is the most consequential US move against China yet
(theconversation.com)
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The answer is undoubtedly https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/macos-13-ventura-the...
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Do you have a graph that overlays test scores with pesticide use? Because I'm looking at the one in the article and I'm not sure how they would match up.
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It's one tutor, Michael. How much can it cost, $100,000?
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I don't know, presumably there are statements in a bank, employment contracts. Take them to a journalist, I bet they would be interested; you could stay anonymous if wanted to avoid NDA trouble. I think it would be newsworthy! And the
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Assuming that Elon Musk is paying off shills, or proponents of nuclear energy are, or whomever else you suspect, how hard would it be to get a job doing this, get paid for it, then go public with receipts and proof that it's happening?
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Isn't that how handicap parking spaces work? Destroying availability of parking spaces for abled people? What's your take on that that?
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