cushpush

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   by cushpush 3y ago

   an authenticity checkmark for email? simple yet effective. wow it took us way too long to arrive at this answer (laugh+cry)
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Pardon me sometimes I talk in very shorthand speak for the web -- I mean to say that everyone's day can be sliced into various segments, for me my "brightest slice" is typically a 4-6 hour interval that occurs shortly after I
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Plans for open-source hearing aids have also been developed and released, like happened on HN a few years ago (amazing work by the gentleman @zdw) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20604566 . So, I think like someone e
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   need to use the brightest slice of your day for things that will feed you after your job might not
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Break down means "to biodegrade" in American English, among other meanings
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Yes on the sarcasm, you bring up a great point. True "innovation" would take into account the optimal outcome, but sometimes that has to be legislated in. As in many industries where regulation improves outcomes for society.
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   I think also combustion of materials leads to more carcinogen intake. Vaporization of material is much safer, and I would like to see studies on this.
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Asking my 3rd brain hemisphere, chatGPT, yielded the following very useful result: LLM typically refers to "Large Language Models," which are a type of artificial intelligence model that uses deep learning techniques to analyze an
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   by cushpush 3y ago

   Oh, i like the idea, i think you need cooperation from networks, who would want a cut of proceeds. nameshift, nameblaze, name&board, cognomen (latin for last name), nameholdr, namekeepr, handleholder (like candleholder but with an h),
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    Strong arguments, ideally legislation would ensure plastics break down and if not, some sort of breakdown cost incorporated into the goods. But that stifles industry and innovation. Maybe we can have incentives for packaging that breaks d
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    "algorithmic discrimination" uh what does that mean?
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    In my opinion, we are STILL in the AI winter and things were just barely beginning to thaw, back to deep freeze.
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    If you say "download more horsepower" again, CNN, it's curtains for you.
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    What was an insane idea then, is an insane idea now, too. Semiconductors hello. Democracy underdog next to homogeneity-driven monoculutre. Anyway, how am I supposed to read this? NYtimes has an annoying paywall and my CSS ninja magic see
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    also noticed that chatGPT can't NOT rhyme when asked to mint songs :D
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    All this talk that every investment pays off in the end is faulty and dangerous. Many investments don't pan out, 95% of the firms you see in the ticker this decade might be gone, and yet everyone is very confident is underwriting the
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    These gains do make companies lazy whilst they have padding-as-an advantage until other firms catch up. Basically breakthroughs being buffered by 1st place running as slowly as possible without letting 2nd place catch up. Which is sorta a
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    Selling domain names as a squatter? Uh yeah, how about isuck LLC
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    "Fascism will help real creativity win out"
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    The Beatles did not tour with their psychic stuff at all. I have a hard time accepting this as the "right time." Guessing about "what other albums would have come out" neglects the other half of this cranium which is l
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    by cushpush 3y ago

    Depends on where you start counting =).
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    by cushpush 4y ago

    Color music theory stickers