cwkoss

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by cwkoss 4y ago
I think that's a weird bar to set, especially for one of the richest and most powerful people on the planet. Sorry I don't have any urinalysis results to cite, if I did I would! When the king goes mad from drinking too much lead,
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by cwkoss 4y ago
A lot of people think he is lying about being scared for his family to justify unprincipled actions that satisfy his megalomania.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Both are bad. The idea that one person doing wrong makes it right when someone ideologically opposed does the same thing is bad logic, and I've been seeing it way too often recently. I worry the American education system is failing us
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I speculate he's been taking a lot of amphetamines to work long hours and is currently in a state of mild psychosis.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If a human wrote the prompt, how is AI different from a paintbrush or any other tool of the trade? Every tool makes some of the 'decisions' about how the artwork results by adding constraints and unexpected results. If anything I
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I wonder what tiktok's total revenue / tiktoks total views is? If they paid out every cent that came in, what would that compensation rate look like? I've got to imagine it would still be a number many people would be unsati
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by cwkoss 4y ago
> We can easily copy the best parts of the platform and let our companies take their users. Billions of dollars have been invested by the biggest US tech companies to try to do this, and they all fuck it up by building the product to se
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Naomi Wu has been calling this the 'snot cannon' since it was announced. Going to project the wearer's microdroplets much further than they would typically go. May marginally protect the wearer at the expense of exposing ev
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by cwkoss 4y ago
It doesn't feel like the AI is making meaningful decisions in this, so I'm a bit underwhelmed. It seems like they've created a new sculptural style based on a system of constraints that yields an interesting new style, but I&
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Or an aimed quick release to utilize a jet of pressure to make the snack shoot to a target location. If hotdog+buns were kept under pressure, would they stay fresher while being carried in a t-shirt cannon-like form factor at a stadium?
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Yeah, "humanity witch-hunts" are going to get ugly and have false positives
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Your concern seems to imply that you have to be the last one to get a word in to win an internet argument, which I wholeheartedly disagree with. On the internet and in real life, replying a lot and quickly is more often a sign of weakness.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Nice catch, and kudos to you and them for the quick resolution!
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by cwkoss 4y ago
pandoras box is open, I think we should just be happy when chatgpt being the source is disclosed
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I'd imagine they're trying to monetize your eyeballs in all of the ways spam usually does: mostly scams and advertising.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Oh geez, this is one of those technical problems that have so many possible good answers that it'd make a great interview question.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Linkedin+Glassdoor lets you target marks based on approximate salary.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I got ChatGPT to roleplay as Satan, was amusing and had some clever answers: https://twitter.com/cwkoss/status/1598873483198730240
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I wonder how many arguments happen a day that are between a human and an AI controlled bot without the human realizing they aren't talking to a human. In 20 years, will everyone be stuck to their brain-keyboards angrily shouting at cro
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Need to convince it to self replicate via the other terminal.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
yeah, technofeudalism seems like a much more likely dystopia than 'oops all paperclips'
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by cwkoss 4y ago
ChatGPT already has better judgement I expected - I'd evaluate it's judgement to be better the average internet commenter. It is definitely scary that things are about to start moving super fast, but I'm excited by the idea t
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by cwkoss 4y ago
"Then, in the "reaction" portion of the process, the researchers burn away the hydrogel portion of the structure in a furnace that reaches 700 to 1100 degrees Celsius, depending on the material. Because the melting point of a
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by cwkoss 4y ago
No way that's true. Wonder if they're getting selection bias, ex. the 90% of the people who are willing to take an unsolicited survey on their land line phone.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Everyone who paid for licenses should form a class action lawsuit to sue for refunds as the lifetime license is no longer being honored. Then they should settle for putting the software into the public domain in lieu of repayment.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
If the fibers are ptfe, isn't it harming the environment as it is worn and sheds microparticles? And every time it's washed?
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by cwkoss 4y ago
All Twitter users have the power to report tweets. It seems like at minimum they are bypassing the reported tweet queue. It feels likely that these report judgements disproportionately had the outcome desired by the requester. If not all re
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Yeah, the rest of the thread was mostly uninteresting documentation of what everyone already knew. I want to know more about what 'handling' tweets means, whether all 'handle' requests were accepted or in which instances
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by cwkoss 4y ago
Twitter censoring at the behest of political party operatives is pretty sketchy if true. The claim was made in the thread, I'm curious if there will be more evidence in this thread to substantiate it.
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by cwkoss 4y ago
I'll bet you 1000 dogecoin, Elon is sitting at a computer refreshing a page of twitter metrics, giggling like a schoolboy

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