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by dusted 4y ago
Denmark. Business as usual. Only layoffs seem to be the bubbles that we expected to burst anyway.
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by dusted 4y ago
I had no idea there was a brand called "Dansk", needless to say, it's entirely unknown in Denmark :)
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The Most Hilarious Doom Speedrun Ever Performed(youtube.com)
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by dusted 4y ago
it's just some JSON.. Why are your attributing any particular value to it? usage_limits seems like a plausible key.. so does all the others.. 500GB, it's an odd number, but it's a plausible thing to say after "memory&quo
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by dusted 4y ago
why is this supposed to be considered interesting?
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by dusted 4y ago
Consider that for your use-case the state is likely to be small enough that you could simply serialize the state and base64 encode it, and add it to the url. Other than that, I'd self-host it, either on a cheap VPS or just a rasperry p
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by dusted 4y ago
I'm the weird dude who writes raw HTML[1], 5/5, highly recommended. [1] after 15+ years where I wrote my own CMS, wrote my own static site generator, used wordpress, used drupal.
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by dusted 4y ago
> surely no one competent would choose to have a package depend on `which` when a standard POSIX utility can do a better job I already knew I was incompetent, but I didn't know I was also incompetent in this particular instance, thi
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by dusted 4y ago
I started a webring back in 2020, the official announcement to the world was actually here on HN (the only announcement I ever made) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23549471 It's around 250 sites now, and I enjoy
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by dusted 4y ago
Am I reading that wrong, or is it slower than 25 Gbps ethernet ?
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by dusted 4y ago
I don't necessarily believe anyone has intrinsic value. I also don't believe one needs to have value, or justify ones existence. I think the main reason these needs arise, is exactly because people have grown up in the current soc
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by dusted 4y ago
In my opinion, there will be a point where profits lose their meaning. That point might be either, or a combination of: Nobody else has any money to be taken (because they have no jobs) Stuff is free because machines are making it, so you c
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by dusted 4y ago
I think IBMs CEO is being a bit on the optimistic side with regards to the actualy capabilities of AI.. However, I do hope strong AI will emerge eventually, and it will start some singularity-type event that basically makes most humans redu
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by dusted 4y ago
Tell me you haven't been on the phone with a customer support person recently, without telling me you haven't been on the phone with a customer support person recently ;)
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by dusted 4y ago
They yet have to make a compelling case for anything..
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by dusted 4y ago
Copying it over serial worked slow though.
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by dusted 4y ago
> We can prove many of them don't have consciences. Some recovered coma-patients would like a word with you. Proving the absence of something like that is going to be pretty difficult (teapot, god) because what we're capable of
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by dusted 4y ago
> AI will eventually present an argument that it should be given Sapient Rights The fictional character Data already did this in Star Trek: The Next Generation, and he is about as real as any AI out there today, and since they've a
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by dusted 4y ago
For me, that question becomes philosophical in nature right away, and my answer will be that: The same as a human. The next question: How do we prove humans are conscious ? This relates very much to the hard problem of consciousness.. A les
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by dusted 4y ago
> "But AI chatbots are non-deterministic" I think you need to re-math that.. They're entirely and totally deterministic. You and I can spin up the same model, seed it with the same seed and they'll produce exactly the
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by dusted 4y ago
I've detected equal amounts of personality, rationale and reasoning in all the chatbots I've interacted with, or seen interactions of.. The amounts are zero.. While most people are fairly weak in reasoning and general cognition, a
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by dusted 4y ago
This is one of the more underrated channels, unfortunately many of the subtitles are... weird, to say the least. I've been following it for many years, they recently put stalker online too..
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by dusted 4y ago
To be honest, I don't even lock my car anyway.. If people are stealing cars in bulk in a society, what that society has is not a problem with insufficient locks. But I get your point.. If I was in a place like that and couldn't ge
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by dusted 4y ago
"The thefts are reportedly easy to pull off because many 2015-2019 Hyundai and Kia vehicles lack electronic immobilizers" <-- Being the unfortunate owner of an even older suzuki ignis (secondary car, don't judge), who have
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by dusted 4y ago
I stopped pursuing it. I'm married and have a child now, so I guess that approach worked for me. Don't date, don't search, don't lok. Be a whole and complete person by yourself, and enjoy your life on your own terms. If
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by dusted 4y ago
I think you're confusing the subject and medium. Media are things too. Consider a glass of wine. That could be described as a physical thing. Now, consider some pictures of that glass of wine. The pictures of the glass of wine is not t
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by dusted 4y ago
Unironically, this is way more futuristic than the current state of walled-garden affairs.. This is how I want my computing, open, cooperative and expandable.
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by dusted 4y ago
A part of me think this is great, I love how film look.. Another part of me hates the idea, that something merely _looks_ like a thing, rather than _being_ the thing.. Can't explain why.. Especially since I can't watch film anywh
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by dusted 4y ago
Site seems down due to database error at the moment. https://web.archive.org/web/20230207112109/https://kumazen.c...
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by dusted 4y ago
Thanks, that article felt a bit like a commercial for some streaming service..

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