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by devmor 2y ago
Then I would certainly be interested to know why you spent so much time making the same argument e/acc AI proponents make ad nauseam. As it stands, the majority of your article reads like a debate against a strawman that is criticizing
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by devmor 2y ago
The implication is that your bookmarks would read an RSS feed provided by the website for notifications
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by devmor 2y ago
God wouldn't that be simple and novel? Check a box when you bookmark a website and your browser polls it every so often for updates and gives you a little badge like a mobile app icon. No need for JS workers or push servers.
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by devmor 2y ago
I am sure that’s intentional, because this article is the same thing we see from e/acc personalities any time the environmental impact is brought up. Deflection away from what actually uses power and pretending the entire system is jus
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by devmor 2y ago
In the same way that leaving food out doesn’t create a cockroach infestation.
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by devmor 2y ago
Baldur's Gate 3 (and other games of its nature) are narrative experiences crafted by writers to convey a story. I don't play BG3 when I want to play D&D, and when I do want to play something like BG3 I certainly wouldn't
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by devmor 2y ago
I once got a developer position through a professional group on Facebook. My soon-to-be manager had to have HR create a job posting on a public facing portal so I could apply through it, despite already essentially giving me the position. I
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by devmor 2y ago
Like others, I don't really understand why anyone would desire this. D&D is a social activity, why would I want to remove the most core human component of a social activity. It'd be like someone who enjoys going to a sports ba
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by devmor 2y ago
The semi-obvious conclusion here is that he had an idea and asked an LLM to write an article about it, in his own style.
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by devmor 2y ago
I've been doing this for years and always considered it my secret little hack!
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by devmor 2y ago
Was it LG? I bought a lot of their discontinued Android-powered “smart” remotes for a project a few years ago. They unfortunately had their uses for other applications limited by a battery life of less than 30 minutes - I assume they were m
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by devmor 2y ago
I purchased a Samsung TV in 2019. It was my first really big TV (75” compared to my previous 39”) and I was excited to have a “home theater experience”. Unfortunately what I got was garbage. Every 4-5 weeks from the day I bought it I have t
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by devmor 2y ago
I have no idea if this might be related, but citric acid is known to speed up mixed absorption of non-protein sources by inhibiting proteolytic enzymes in the digestive tract (it is even used in some medicines that require faster absorption
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by devmor 2y ago
It’s expensive. Even considering dev and ops hours.
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by devmor 2y ago
Do you believe the US receives no economic benefit from that defense, or that it is providing said defense at a loss?
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by devmor 2y ago
How do you explain scientific advancement in less armed nations? Some of the most advanced research in the world happens in states with incredibly small forces. Perhaps you've confused the economic advantage of a militaristic state wit
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by devmor 2y ago
> Hopefully, you have a monorepo or something with similar effects, and a lack of fiefdoms. In that case, if the current way is undocumented and/or inconsistent, you make it better before or while adding in your new approach. Unfort
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by devmor 2y ago
It doesn't seem useful to everyday computing but I imagine there are niche scenarios where it could be valuable. Stenography comes to mind, or perhaps some machine control or clerical application where there are a limited set of input
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by devmor 2y ago
Imagine that yesterday, I had only one house key, and I left a copy of it in your mailbox so you could come into my house to borrow a cup of sugar while I was out. You can be sure I allowed it, because you know I had only one key. Today, I
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by devmor 2y ago
Love the idea, but after a couple minutes this just gave me a headache with all the different videos, sounds and animations going on. I don't think I'm cut out for new age dopamine generation.
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by devmor 2y ago
Yep, I scored a 3070 Founder's at launch and was very lucky, watching other people pay up to the MSRP of the 3090 to get one from elsewhere.
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by devmor 2y ago
Whoa! That sounds really interesting, I wonder how it works.
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by devmor 2y ago
That is a whole lot of different levels of exploits that would have to be chained together that you just trivialized there. How do you suppose they gained access to the kernel and userspace just by having a network connection to the laptop?
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by devmor 2y ago
Radar doesn't seem like it would be particular useful for electrochemical activity.
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by devmor 2y ago
The social stigma around being seen as "dirty" for having an STI is known to drive the infected into more risky sexual behaviors and less hygienic partners. This is why normalizing testing and treatment as everyday things are part
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by devmor 2y ago
As far as I am aware this is a legitimate theory and angle of study around the guy microbiome, not just a fantasy.
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by devmor 2y ago
> There's really no value that a mechanical keyboard that can give you that a standard chiclet keyboard doesn't give you There absolutely is, if you spend all day typing. Chiclet keyboards give poor tactile feedback that for ma
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by devmor 2y ago
This is happening again now, with a new addition (well, resurgent) of insidious price cutting strategy: adware. Ed Zitron goes into it in a recent article rant here[1] (skip to the "direct example" section if you're not inter
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by devmor 2y ago
It is prudent to remember that all life, and even many things that aren't considered life, such as viruses, are powered by self replicating swarms of machines - made of proteins. Self replication itself does not spell a crisis. It woul
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by devmor 2y ago
Very interesting and cool experiments, but I feel like this is stretching the limits of the term "robot" beyond its useful definition, as does the usage of the word "intelligence" for what are assuredly complex little ma

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