dwighttk

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by dwighttk 3y ago
My wireless charger has magnets that align it and keep it aligned. I would also eschew finicky alignment based wireless charging.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
iPhone has magnets on the back that hold the charger in the correct position. I rarely used wireless charging before that because of how terrible it was… now I rarely plug my phone in.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
Who cares? I haven’t charged my phone through the port in years.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
You did parse the statement.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
>Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
The article attributed to her was also plagiarized.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
What was the misuse… I couldn’t find it in that very awkward article.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
>As an explanation, there are two different things called "Apple Pay" in the US… No Apple Card is not called Apple Pay
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by dwighttk 3y ago
12 min per app should be plenty, but they should be rejecting a bunch of this garbage in about 20seconds.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
how many tenure track positions are hiring these days? I have the impression that they are pretty rare anyway.
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by dwighttk 3y ago
Been talking my mom into putting her Facebook posts onto a blog… not quite the same, but similar
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by dwighttk 3y ago
“More”?
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by dwighttk 3y ago
Medium… there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time
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by dwighttk 4y ago
Which all I want for Christmas? Two front teeth? Or You?
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by dwighttk 4y ago
For an arm and a leg we’ll let you fight the gladiator!
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by dwighttk 4y ago
What sort of numbers are we talking about?
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by dwighttk 4y ago
“Every county on the map above gets a score for each place based on a combination of proximity, population, and Wikipedia article length, then normalized by share.” This score does not tell you “what place someone is most likely referring
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by dwighttk 4y ago
What jobs are currently being displaced? Not about to be but currently are …
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by dwighttk 4y ago
I just want to buy it and use it until I need to upgrade… if I’m issuing it I’ll usually upgrade every major update, but a subscription happens every 12 months (or whatever) no matter what… I can’t say “I’ll update next month when I have so
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by dwighttk 4y ago
One of the great things about LLMs: since they aren’t deterministic prompt engineering will be even more susceptible to magical thinking than it has been with Google
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by dwighttk 4y ago
>assuming they want to release a new gen every year Why would one assume that?
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by dwighttk 4y ago
Roku
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by dwighttk 4y ago
huh, my TCL is fine disconnected... The only irritating this as a flashing light around the power-button/ir-reciever that comes on when it can't connect to a network, but I've stopped noticing it.
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by dwighttk 4y ago
living room faraday cage
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by dwighttk 4y ago
I’m in group 3... my car is 23yo
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by dwighttk 4y ago
Hmm… did it share any of those insights or perspectives?
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by dwighttk 4y ago
I remember my dad reading Mac User and Mac World while I subscribed to Mac Addict
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by dwighttk 4y ago
I think your question should be directed at the OP. The question was about reading comprehension and why people don’t think that AI has comprehended texts that (I’m assuming) it has in its input.
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by dwighttk 4y ago
The question was why do we believe people can read and understand and that AI cannot. My answer provided for people reading and not understanding. Some people CAN read and understand though…
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by dwighttk 4y ago
If you were going to asses the learning of a person who just read a philosophy text, would you A) give them a multiple choice test Or B) ask them questions and have a discussion ? ChatGPT is okay, maybe even above average at A, but if a per

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