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This feels AI written.
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My place in the UK is booming - booked solid. All I do is undercut all the competition and provide better service. The fee croissants help to.
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3y ago
Yup, Stephen Segerman actually came by for tea at my place a couple of times when I was living in Cape Town and heavily part of the music scene. He stocked a handful of my super-indie self produced classical sitar CDs. Amazing supporter of
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3y ago
So sad, it seemed like such a good article, and then the inevitable, completely evidence-free and wishfully supernatural assertion: > This is just one of many examples of language models appearing to spontaneously develop high-level reas
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3y ago
“Experts Say AI Boyfriend Apps Are Training Women to Be Even Worse” Are they so blind? This is disgusting.
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3y ago
I agree, and think we really need a huge, worldwide public health education initiative to rid the world of toilet paper
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3y ago
And, if you don’t have one of these, all you need is a jug of water and your left hand. Toilet paper is absolutely disgusting stuff.
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3y ago
The exports are not yet controlled or optimised enough so, for now hand coded is still the way to go. Unity’s export is unusable, Godot can be OK for nothing mission critical.
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I’m 52. It’s booming. I’m constantly being offered interviews. I’ve switched jobs 3 times in the last 4 years and was by far the top candidate for each role and was able to leverage multiple offers. I’m in web game development, which is sup
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3y ago
And if it’s more than 500 words, add “on a cold November morning” somewhere.
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3y ago
Yes, India is all about Maggi noodles. I will never forget being at the top of the Khardung La pass, at the time believed to be the world’s highest motorable pass at 5396m, and seeing a large information board in honour of Julius Michael J
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3y ago
I agree, I’ll take JavaScript over TypeScript any day. I work on massive codebases and have never had bug related to type safety, or any issues scaling.
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Adobe actually had a product like that about 20 years ago that the agency I worked with then used with their clients. Clients could just directly edit their content in a wysiwyg format, hit a publish button and it would upload. Can’t rememb
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https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/98/03/22/n...
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3y ago
I own the first Jelly and it was absolutely unusable and badly in every way. Avoid!!
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3y ago
This is extremely speculative.
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3y ago
Or, “catch a cold”. It’s amazing to me how many people still think that being cold actually causes a cold.
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The problem is that at the first sign of cold symptoms, if you do nothing, it also often just goes away.
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3y ago
I’m 52 and in my prime now. I only started my professional coding career at 27.
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> it is not the writer who ultimately determines meaning: it is the reader. This fact is almost never raised in discussions of AI and LLMs but is actually the reason so many people are tricked into believing there is conscious intelligen
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3y ago
I find it strange that a product’s primary marketing message is that it will be expected to break and need repairs.
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3y ago
Just like ChatGPT.
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3y ago
Where is it getting the content from? My understanding is that, as a statistical model, it doesn’t contain a database of complete works.
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I’m pretty sure the article is GPT generated too.
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The Electric Sitar Project
(chandrakantha.com)
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It’s the number of claps that matter. Teentaal: there’s a clap on beats 1,4 and 12. No clap on 9. Ektaak: Just one clap on the first beat.
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Yup, that podcast is incredible and, although it’s hard to pick his best book, ‘Return of a King’ is astonishing.
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The app economy took over just as Flash died. The only 2 niche industries still able to make money from web games are education and gambling. Education because schools require a zero installation process for all platforms and gambling becau
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This is absolutely what they should be doing. Just a few litres of warm water and a sponge. Vastly less water usage and just as refreshing as a shower. I honestly think very few people know what a great way this is to bathe.
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Where’s the evidence that they do?
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