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by dylan604 4mo ago
even if you just played the root zenzic would be great score, but again, the solitary z would make a wee bit difficult
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by dylan604 4mo ago
This is the slipperiest of slopes. I'm all for restricting social consumption, but absolutely against the current suggestions for age restrictions methods. The end goal is noble, the means of achieving it are sinister
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by dylan604 4mo ago
count the fingers?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
If your application says it is meant to hunt feral hogs, then they will allow it.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
only if you squint at it while slightly tilting your head and really want it to be acrimonious. "NASA picks Eric Schmidt's rocket company for Mars mission" comes no where close to implying it was a manned mission while abso
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by dylan604 4mo ago
If the company is "hot" attracting a lot of users, then of course the gov't is going to come knocking too. They're going to want access to all of that user data even if it's not a service they could use directly. Su
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> keep as low profile as you can for as long as you can this is the antithesis of a tech company whether it is VC funded or not, but especially if it is. you don't attract new users by laying low. you don't attract investors by
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by dylan604 4mo ago
It's his line about humans being a virus that sticks with me.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
It costs money to get influencers to set up kool-aid stands on their platforms.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Hell, you don't even need to have lost your job. Health insurance will just deny claims or call them as elective and not necessary type bullshit. Insurance is already using AI to deny claims, so yet again, how is it helping society and
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The point of argument is that it no longer becomes a security issue to allow customOS on the infotainment system because it absolutely has no connection to the engine computer.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The gamecast from places like ESPN already have a good enough version for American Throwball games. It works because it is slow enough so they can show play by play with animation showing the progress of each play. While it's not pixel
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Depends if you mean Madden or FIFA. Then it's tomato and screwdriver
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The thing that works for baseball is how slow the game is. There's plenty of time in between pitches to make the animation simple. With sports with constant movement like a WC match would require a lot more resources. Might as well be
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> Many cars are even more integrated - are there any physical buttons inside a Tesla or is it all through the touchscreen? If you're going to use the worst example as the comparison, then we'll get no where fast.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Why? What has Google or Anthropic done that suggests they are trust worthy? Google is infamous for not not being evil. It's not like either asked for permission to access copyrighted material either. Not one tech company deserves trust
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by dylan604 4mo ago
You can detect the car is in motion or not without talking to the engine computer. Just like my phone can tell I'm in motion without connecting to the car at all. You're trying to justify a bad design with bad reasoning
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> Since the car software is tied into a number of important safety features and regulated controls, custom operating systems will never be supported. Then that's a poor design that should go the way of the dodo. Someone hacking the
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Clippy was just ahead of its time. Sadly for the bots of now, they are only slightly better than Clippy
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by dylan604 4mo ago
At least your example IDs itself as an AI agent. The ones I've come across hide it but it becomes obvious with responses like "I don't have access to that information" or something a human would never say. I had a dealer
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by dylan604 4mo ago
The ever dreaded automated phone systems are more tolerable than the AI driven phone systems. The press 1 for... never tried to make you think someone was actually listening to you, yet the AI services are made to come across like you are
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by dylan604 4mo ago
As a devil's advocate, why do you trust the AI companies to behave as you suggest and not the other way? You say you have multitude of reasons, but list none. We have already seen by example that the AI companies do not care about laws
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I still use the phrase "not a hot dog" to describe things that only does one thing while described as having a lot more capabilities
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Wouldn't you be better served by hiring competent accountants for that? An engineer would screw this up and get the decimal in the wrong place.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Are you seriously reducing all of FB to an image sharing site?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Seriously, how can this fix which is a solution involving looking at a screen help when not looking at a screen?
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by dylan604 4mo ago
How can you look out the front window at the horizon and be reading at the same time? Somewhere in this thread we've confused generic car sickness with reading while in a car.
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by dylan604 4mo ago
I've never gotten car sick from reading like this, so ::shrug:: It's helped other people I tell from what I've been told
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by dylan604 4mo ago
Um, no. What a strange question to post publicly
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by dylan604 4mo ago
> And it's why reading in the car gets some people so horribly sick. As a kid, I was told to turn 90° so that the back and forth of my eyes reading were in line with the motion of the car. This was soooo before any kind of electroni

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