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by dylan604 5d ago
> On one hand Amazon has a lot to lose by giving up control The everyday person is told to get over it and accept that AI is here so adapt or die. Companies start reducing headcounts to be replaced with AI. So now, a company is having to
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by dylan604 5d ago
Pretty much, except the assistant is never going to handle things and the updated fees go up to include you and the assistant. If you only ever send out your assistant, you never make money
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by dylan604 5d ago
> At this point I have the feeling dell just charges you what they think they can get out of you. You push back and the price drops, I don't want to negotiate. This is precisely the role of the sales person for something like a serv
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by dylan604 5d ago
The name is also much more engaging. As we all know, naming things is hard. While NearbyGlasses is simple and descriptive, it's not emotionally charged like ZuckOff.
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by dylan604 5d ago
I've seen similar results from images I've taken using quality lenses but overly aggressive develop settings.
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by dylan604 5d ago
In the past, there were not the avenues of finding alternate sources for news. While those avenues are present today, it also allows for additional sources for propaganda. So are we any better today or not???
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by dylan604 5d ago
If you don't also display how many humans were blocked, how they know?
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by dylan604 6d ago
what is this too much RAM thing you mention? I thought the only valid RAM situation you could find yourself is not enough RAM. Too much? That's just fantasy
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by dylan604 7d ago
I love astronomy simply for things like "17±8 times the mass". That's ~50% acceptable variance. I wish I could apply that logic to my creditors.
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by dylan604 7d ago
Being president pretty much ends your power/influence. So if you don't get what you want accomplished, you're not getting it done. As a Senator, you get 6 years every time you win an election. With that, some people are more
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by dylan604 7d ago
the same can be said about bigPharma
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by dylan604 7d ago
That's the point, right? If you lie about everything, nothing really matters
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by dylan604 7d ago
> they can't lose. Thanks for the laugh. The Dems have a habit of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
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by dylan604 7d ago
Both times Trump won, the polls predicted he would lose.
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by dylan604 8d ago
I was laughing at the expected expectation of universally working UTF-8 just because it's 2026 when I read that. Soooo many things just do not work with UTF-8 as expected. I'm looking at MS Excel with heavy side eye
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by dylan604 9d ago
I'm in the midst of trying to decide on getting a storage unit or totally downsizing like this. To the point I was thinking of asking my landlord who they would use if a tenant died and left their rental property full of stuff just to
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by dylan604 9d ago
The rending of the Maersk ship really strains the concept. If the containers are stacked that high, would it not block the wind going to the solitary sail?
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by dylan604 9d ago
Build a water desalination plant next door. Make it a twofer
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by dylan604 10d ago
> it's trivial to block the projector and hide the dot pattern. No dot pattern = iPhone thinks the object is far away, which is what happens in landscape photos. I've never looked at the LiDAR hardware, but where is the emitter
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by dylan604 10d ago
There are many many much more crazier ideas floating around. This one, even if made up, is funny and not harmful to anything. I'll allow it.
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by dylan604 11d ago
Who receives the payouts of those insurance benefits and how would one go about making a claim?
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by dylan604 11d ago
This was the site shown to me to prove the separation of style and content. After that it was CSS-Tricks that I found myself frequently reading for answers to the things I was stuck on getting the layout to work.
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by dylan604 11d ago
That's great. Now put yourself in the same situation the cops are working with and not your arbitrarily applied restrictions. The cops clearly do not have these restrictions, so why are you applying something artificial like this?
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by dylan604 11d ago
I mean, if the field is required and is open text with no requirement that the text be useful, why would you bother? How many of use put stupid text into fields just to get to the download? Yeah yeah, cops are supposed to be above blah blah
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by dylan604 11d ago
and what happens when the perpetrator does not reside where that law can reach?
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by dylan604 11d ago
I'd venture a guess that OAI doesn't mind if the HuggingFace hack gets confused in the public's mind.
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by dylan604 11d ago
> From what I can see, online media has finally taken over. Makes me think of Neil Gaiman's American Gods
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by dylan604 11d ago
Would there also not be some reputational damages that could be compensated for as well? These are the types of cases usually ending in a settlement for non-disclosed amounts with NDAs attached.
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by dylan604 11d ago
Might be the only way to reign in the AI bots. By accessing my site with a bot, you agree to reimburse me for that data at the rate of $1,000,000 per character retrieved. Please contact licensing@domain to get set up with payment and access
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by dylan604 12d ago
> Ideally you're looking for people who have said they installed it successfully and haven't run into compatibility issues. That's like telling someone they can run a Hackintosh by just following someone else's build

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