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by dorkwood 4y ago
I find this attempt to create something of value without putting in any effort to be frustrating. > Yes, I could pay an artist to make art for the game. But I’m not yet good enough at game marketing for this to make sense. There's a
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It may achieve the illusion of memory by executing the entire conversation flow from scratch each time a new prompt is added. From my own experiments, this blog post is entirely within the realm of what ChatGPT can do. I see no need for fab
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It works well with popular languages. Any somewhat obscure language results in ChatGPT hallucinating nonsense code and telling you it's correct when it's not.
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It depends on the question. Try asking it how fast you would need to travel to get from Los Angeles to New York in 1 hour. It consistently tells me that this is impossible, even if I was traveling at the speed of light.
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They were previously non-profit. They changed to "capped profit" in 2019, meaning profits for investors are capped at 100x their original investment. So an investment of ten million dollars will only return, at most, 1 billion dol
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Yes. I didn't like doing it, but only one of those apps would work without photo permissions. Should an app get a free pass just because it comes bundled on my phone?
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> Should I flood random Android threads threads and complain you can't even select multiple threads in Signal to archive/delete them at once? I don't think that's a fair comparison. I posted about how my phone, by def
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Don't you think it's silly that I can't choose the color of my desktop background on a modern phone? These workarounds -- taking photos, taking screenshots, creating a single black pixel in photoshop and emailing it to myself
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It's strange that it was mentioned multiple times, "Jack Dorsey knew nothing about this", without any supporting evidence. Every other claim seemed to have an associated screenshot to back it up. Why not that one?
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I tried this and the phone asked permission for the default wallpaper app to access my photos. It was unclear what else it might use my photos for, so I said no.
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A strange thing I discovered after buying my last Android phone was that it wouldn't let me set a plain black wallpaper. I could only choose from photographs. To set the wallpaper to black, I had to install a third-party app. The app o
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I've also muted keywords and had tweets containing those words show up in my timeline under a "follow this topic" banner.
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It's probably reasonable to assume Kanye doesn't have a good understanding of Defcon levels though, right? He called it "death con", after all. I think to most people, it's a phrase uttered in movies before war begi
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One person for the Asia-Pacific region[1], not one person in total. [1]: https://www.wired.com/story/twitter-child-sexual-abuse-mater...
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A coworker once walked around to my side of the desk to see what I was looking at on my screen. It was just some code that I'd written. They were surprised, and said it looked like I was staring at a picture of something truly disgusti
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I agree. I found this line to be particularly strange: >> Detailed perusal reveals a ‘superfluous’ lock of hair that doesn’t match the rest of the young woman’s hairstyle. Undeniable proof the image has been manipulated. Is it really
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I think the difference is that no one was trying to convince a generation of artists that baseball cards were the future of digital art, and that they should inject their own money into the baseball card market to "support the communit
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Here's the NSFW image, if anyone's curious. https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2016/hn.png
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Yeah I've tried the chronological timeline but it always seemed to switch back to the algorithmic one. To be fair, I haven't tried it in a while. Are you saying things like 'follow topic' suggestions don't show up a
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> It's odd to see someone who is neither of these groups keeping them enabled I honestly only got a couple of those notifications before disabling them. I was more trying to find an example of how curating a filter bubble can be hea
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That hasn't been true for a while. I regularly see tweets by people who have no connection to the accounts I follow. They'll often have accompanying tags like "Sports" or "Cryptocurrency" above their name, as i
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I've seen you recommending 'bowtiedsalesguy' and now 'bowtiedbull'. Are these all you?
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I suppose it depends on what your end goal is. For example, I've disabled news notifications on my phone. I used to get pinged multiple times per day to be told that either someone had died in an accident, or was raped and murdered, or
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Why would Apple and Google remove the Twitter app? I didn't realize that was even a concern.
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They left out the most interesting part; are they using their real identity for all of these jobs, or are they creating multiple LinkedIns with different names?
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People tend to have a really strong reaction if you tell them they only need to drink when they're thirsty. I've stopped bringing it up in public since it's such a divisive topic.
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> The bigger problem is current recession. Budgets for ads are cut first. Is this true? I've seen a lot of big budget ad investment from companies whose stocks have been tanking all year. It almost seems like they're trying to
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Someone shares an insightful story that others can learn from and your first thought is to shame them, and then without knowing the first thing about them or what else they've done with their life, you tell them the best way to atone f
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> My general advice in this regard: Passive "income" for people under 25 is a pure financial trap. You need to be making active "income" and saving otherwise. All your money you earn right now should ideally be spent
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Trump's election victory in 2016 was largely due to people underestimating him. His stupidity was a necessary component in his victory. Similarly, if Elon convinces everyone that he's just as stupid, if not moreso, he may be able

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