dangerwill

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by dangerwill 2y ago
Idk he has at least three alts (the weird baby role play one, Adrian Dittmann, DogeDesigner). Though maybe the people who have blocked him who he wants to see also know to block those to be fair
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Other car companies don't get away without fixing the broken latches
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by dangerwill 2y ago
The hood could come unlatched while driving and having your hood flip up (or the driver stopping quickly if they notice it starting to) at 70 mph can cause an accident.
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by dangerwill 2y ago
I'm sorry but the fix that they did over the air is bullshit. From the article: "The problem first became apparent to Tesla in March of this year after complaints about unintended hood opening from Chinese customers. By April, it
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by dangerwill 2y ago
I am not a fanboy of LLMs or genAI but how is this a great test litmus test for their usefulness? How many humans on earth could do that today? Ten thousand at the most?
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Not the OP but I believe they are referring to the idea that if longevity research causes lifetime extension to be possible, then some folks think they can then avoid age-based death entirely. I think that the crux of the argument is that o
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Good point. I wonder if Amazon is experimenting with this with the idea that they will be able to make more "eye grabbing" thumbnails with genAI as opposed to pure stills from the given film. The click through rate may be a key me
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by dangerwill 2y ago
It's funny, the root of the idea is that Agile allows teams to change how they are doing things midstream so we can constantly improve. But I have never met a scrum master or PM who has both the authority and the desire to advocate for
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Do we actually think this way though? When I am talking with someone I am cognating about what information and emotion I want to impart to the person / thinking about how they are perceiving me and the sentence construction flows from
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Super cool! But it seems to think that very small elevation changes are like mountains. The couple small hills in my local park don't cast a shadow haha.
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by dangerwill 2y ago
I guess this makes sense. Because while there should be some noise from the text translation into the internal representation of the financial data once ingested into the model, the authors purposefully re-formatted all the reports to be fo
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by dangerwill 2y ago
I feel like this developer was treated with the same level of trust (0) that big software companies receive nowadays after repeatedly violating the trust of their users. That may have been unfair, but for him to be this caustic in his respo
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Awww this is so sweet to make
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by dangerwill 2y ago
Balaji Srinivasan - "Take total control of your neighborhood. Push out all Blues. Tell them they’re ... unwelcome Just as Blues ethnically cleanse me out of San Francisco, like, push out all Blues." https://youtu.be&#x2
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by dangerwill 2y ago
> Paradoxically, I think a lot of research is showing that synthetic training information can be just as good as the real stuff. Which studies show this? https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.17493 shows the exact opposite and
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by dangerwill 2y ago
I totally agree in broad strokes about Adam Something. He's an unserious urbanist meme YouTuber essentially. However, battery electric buses are seriously more expensive and a bigger carbon sink than a trolley bus network. But governme
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Well from the article it's clear that this camera+ai based detection of purchases never worked for Amazon. They had to rely on Indian contractors watching people remotely. It never technically worked, and even if it did, then yeah I ag
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by dangerwill 3y ago
This is true, and as a recent convert, I would like to recommend that other Americans check out their local farmers market to see if there is a baker that sets up shop. The difference between even "fancy" grocery store packaged br
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by dangerwill 3y ago
You've set up a torture loop for yourself instead of listening to your body and the existing medical device. And you are now piping medical biometric data through both Google Calendar and your Apple watch.
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by dangerwill 3y ago
As someone who has worked in video games both at the hobbyist and AAA level, this is a demo meant to fool non-experts. There are a million tutorials to get a really shitty version of mario running in unity or godot or unreal. And they ope
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Yup, and London specifically is famous for this relationship with the rest of England + Wales. It's pretty interesting (and depressing) how London has become an Ur-example of internal brain drain
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Yeah and has this actually been audited? Tech companies routinely lie about data collection. What's more likely, JetBrains decided that 1 year old LLMs are so foundational a technology that they needed to embed this crap irrevocably
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Given that a huge percentage of code is written via JetBrains IDEs, couldn't this be a scheme on their part to gather source code training data on a similar scale as github is doing with copilot?
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Companies have been relentlessly thinking about how to automate and offshore positions, regardless of the broader economic trends and definitely regardless of your physical work location, for decades now. It isn't "RTO and avoid g
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by dangerwill 3y ago
The way I see it, what binds Silicon Valley together into a single ideology is the belief that everything should be running software and that the rest of society should conform to software defined rules. AI doomers and e/acc both deepl
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by dangerwill 3y ago
It sounds like a nice alternative to engaging with a broken currency but it creates all these headaches/problems. How do we stop employers from leveraging the quality and quantity of these goods in such a way that employees are still p
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Milei is already trying to allow employers to pay employees in meat and milk instead of currency. Anyone who is looking towards Argentina as an exciting example of what Libertarianism can do in a crisis, get ready to be deeply disappointed.
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by dangerwill 3y ago
I read it as "My father in law pulled up beside some holla, back in the 1970's" with Holla being a regional pronunciation of hollow/holler https://artsandsciences.sc.edu/appalachianenglish/node/
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Early wikipedia was flawed but c'mon, hoping that a probabilistic text generator happens to string together a series of correct statements is a fundamentally unserious way to gather information
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by dangerwill 3y ago
Have you seen how much it costs to see a psychologist (including what insurance is covering)? It's several hundred dollars an hour. That increased price is also an increased barrier for entry, to get treated. Free market dynamics are h

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