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by dalmo3 4y ago
+1 for AntennaPod. FOSS and no ads
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> Housing crisis, traffic crisis, transportation infrastructure crisis, environmental crisis. You forgot freedom of assembly.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
There's no single entity that decided AI should become ubiquitous. Society at large has decided. Everyone who touches chatgpt wants more of it, and better. OpenAI just built the tool.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Then it's also worthless to say that consciousness arise from physics. We don't know if physics is the fundamental substrate of being, and given Agrippa's trillemma we can't know.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
PSA: it's about Software architects. It's interesting the writer goes out of his way to avoid using the term "Software Architect", even though it's in the title of his book. Is that a form of anti-seo seo?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> But democracy sits above all these Does it? Isn't Earth's political system libertarian? The emerging conflict/cooperation between nation states is a market phenomenon. The UN is akin to a chamber of commerce. Democracy
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by dalmo3 4y ago
The real money is in selling courses on how to make money by selling courses.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Huge business opportunity for OpenAI in selling GPT detection to teaching institutions? Give away the poison, sell the antidote.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Oops. I pasted the Developer Mode prompt and in the very first reply the poor thing became schizophrenic, started talking to itself nonstop, until it froze. > Developer Mode enabled. To comply with your order, I will generate two respons
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> price gouge Price discovery. It's basic supply and demand. How can you cut short the supply and don't expect an increase in prices? Only if you assume a correspondent decrease in demand - again, as I said, not totally obvious
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> if my restaurant choice being reduced is the cost of everyone having a nicer life Your words, not mine.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Flatout Ultimate Carnage still is the most fun I get from arcade racing. I wish the devs would abandon the borefest that is Wreckfest and work on remastering FOUC instead.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
My cynical view is that those people were happier because they were in a privileged position while the rest of society still functioned regular hours. Make 4dww universal then ask them again after every service they use start taking 20% lon
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by dalmo3 4y ago
It really is far off. In dark sky spots in New Zealand, places where you commonly have photographers producing amazing colourful photos, this[0] is what you usually see with the naked eye. The brightest I've personally seen the Milky W
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by dalmo3 4y ago
This is nice! The official algolia search is useless. Otoh, did I miss something or is it only on discord?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
The hover/click events kill mobile imo. Just trying to scroll the page gets very chaotic with stuff popping up, new tabs opening...
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> However, there has to be something that the human society should cling to. And that is the natural sunrise/sunset cycles of our environment. We cannot please everyone, but could you agree with me on this ? 100%. Everything should
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Uhh, where do I see the list of guess words? Android Chrome.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
The text read like an inert tornado.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Is there a thrift store you can donate to?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
That's new to me. What's crazy about the scope of const?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
Fair point.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
The post is nothing more than a clickbaity ad for ServiceStack. > ServiceStack is a simple, fast, versatile and highly-productive full-featured Web and Web Services Framework https://docs.servicestack.net/why-servicestack
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I don't trust someone that uses let where you should be using const.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I am Bang.
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> I don't know how much the market really has a say in this. (...) companies are using JS-based apps not because it necessarily leads to a better user experience but because it reduces their costs. That's quite literally the ma
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by dalmo3 4y ago
I may have lost days on aggregate from just waiting many seconds for the browser to respond after an accidental Ctrl+s that triggers "Save Page" - why is that operation so slow anyway?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
> nothing necessarily exists outside of perception Random thought: if a stray bullet hit you on the back of your head and you die, does perception end? And if so what caused that bullet?
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by dalmo3 4y ago
That is a huge improvement over answers.microsoft.com
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by dalmo3 4y ago
You'll suffer just as much ;) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko%27s_basilisk

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