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by dzink 1y ago
The Airpods 2 have a whistle problem for me. Any time someone whistles or anything makes a loud noise I would feel a pressure on my ear that was quite unpleasant and stemming from the airpod. Haven’t tried the 3 but I wonder if it is relate
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by dzink 1y ago
Also possible use cases: Drones, Drone attacks on individuals with smartwatches, tracking of dissidents, these days you have to think about all possible angles.
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by dzink 1y ago
From Hackathons, to Workflow, Apple Shortcuts, Sky and now OpenAI… Congratulations Ari! His team knows Apple software better than anyone, but will Apple allow third parties access to all functionality under the pretext of sandboxing or secu
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by dzink 1y ago
The system is off. Contributor would write a new piece. Spammers would go in and remove legitimate articles it links to and replace with spam links. Wikipedia bots go through and purge the new contributions. Contributors stop caring.
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by dzink 1y ago
I know an average farmer who is using ChatGPT all the time to look up illnesses and treatments for his crop, or optimal production techniques, taxes etc. The speed of looking up and getting better information has never been greater. The ave
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by dzink 1y ago
Why the padding self on the back after a few opinions? You have large tech and government players and then you have regular people. 1. For large players: AGI is a mission worth perusing at the cost of all existing profit (you won’t pay taxe
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by dzink 1y ago
I think it has to do with the Brain’s favorite sources of dopamine. If you steer clear of the hedonistic approaches and focus on finding constructive ways to get your dopamine, those constructive ways may give you a living you enjoy. Physic
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by dzink 1y ago
AI use on corporate code means exponentially compounding complexity. Even if carefully planned for, AI enables more features to be added and more will be added a-la-carte, and the tower inevitably becomes bigger than humans can manage, espe
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by dzink 1y ago
Green is likely sponsored by Putin as a way of keeping Europe away from Nuclear and any other viable alternatives to Russian gas. (proof: Former German chancellor on board with Russian energy companies.) Not investing enough in Nuclear and
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by dzink 1y ago
I say it again and again. China owns a big chunk of US equities and an even bigger chunk of Bitcoin holdings. The first sign of any conflict between US and China interests is always a dump in those.
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by dzink 1y ago
The name is way too long for people to type queries using it.
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by dzink 1y ago
It may be common in many places, but it is also a great filtering mechanism for envy. People who belittle others for fun feel a need to project some kind of social status above others. It’s toxic behavior because it can grow. I seek out the
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by dzink 1y ago
You should allow people to pick more options to resolve the issues. If energy is low, enable a nap, or food, or some other way to replenish, instead of “watching tv”.
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by dzink 1y ago
We are a cerebellum. Our brain summarizes one layer of data into insights for the layer above that and programming is one layer. AI is now forcing us to think not how things should be built but what should we built - everyone is a promoted
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by dzink 1y ago
AI can help people stuck with skills that are no longer useful to acquire new skills. The premise is AI driven re-qualification of talent towards fields that are needed and faster than any educational system can do at the moment. Nursing (t
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by dzink 1y ago
This was bound to happen, but they will also likely see a much higher chargeback rate across the board if users are surprised when random comments or agent actions place orders or that orders placed too easily need to be reversed. Because
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by dzink 1y ago
Reading only the title, I thought this was going to be about how little startups can only grow if the are solving some real friction for users, instead of something that can be solved by a user with just a couple of extra queries to ChatGPT
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by dzink 1y ago
Maybe by then people will figure out entertainment is mostly a waste of time and ditch the pursuit of it. Hopefully for something more purpose-driven.
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by dzink 1y ago
Loneliness directly contributes to alcoholism and a number of other self-medication addictions. Part of it is social - pubs and places that profit off of alcohol are where lonely men often go to find company. Is it malicious to exploit lone
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by dzink 1y ago
I tried it today at the Maker Faire. It was very nice - the Pi was snappy and the keyboard I wish I could just buy as a keyboard. Low profile but incredibly, gloriously, perfectly clicky! The framework laptop with the NVIDIA GPU looked nice
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by dzink 1y ago
I don’t disagree that the decline is there and that TikTok is really bad influence, but I also think reading has moved to online writing since books offer a much slower feedback mechanism (especially if others around you are not reading the
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by dzink 1y ago
Electricity supply is not matching AI datacenter electricity demand. In areas where solar is not as strong, prices to regular electricity subscribers are skyrocketing. With unemployment moving up and debt levels increasing all over the coun
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by dzink 1y ago
Not sure if related but importing images via image capture on mac to the disk of the mac gives you correct time when the photo was taken in the file (kind of important if it’s family photos). But if you import it to a usb drive you get curr
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by dzink 1y ago
Is that some kind of a trojan horse for payloads?
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by dzink 1y ago
In case anyone doubts the growth and progress for scammers enabled by it: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/ai-chatb...
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by dzink 1y ago
Replace AI with electricity and the argument looks very different. I think the whole industry is going the Utility route over time. When electricity or railroads or shipping containers or other similar large infrastructure-cost systems were
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by dzink 1y ago
Way to trigger FOMO. Not wrong either. That said, consistency in quality of models is a real issue. Even the big LLMs seem to have a different head on over the weekend vs the week. If you were to test them for quality every time you use the
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by dzink 1y ago
(For those of us who remember what runs on a bank with your savings in it feel like) What if any protection is there, that you will be able to withdraw your money when a massive dunk in Bitcoin crashes a bunch of major holders and you want
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by dzink 1y ago
It’s culture led by phones and other screens. Most teens are addicted to the screens. The need them for school and for socialization with friends and they end up on TikTok or another network and zombie there for most of their best brain yea
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This has a couple of up sides. 1. Biggest is that Apple can finally tell if people really want a thinner phone (I don’t). Maybe once they find out the answer, they can finally start using the space more productively. 2. They mentioned local

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