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by elif 1y ago
I feel like this has to be AI generated satire as art
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by elif 1y ago
I've got, and you likely as well, a lifetime ouvre which shows that dot com was, in fact a new paradigm.
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by elif 1y ago
"no viable business model for AI materializes" Literally every aspect of commerce is exposed and the costs are arbitrarily scalable and diminishing over time. I'm really curious for you to elaborate on this world where AI pro
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by elif 1y ago
It's wild that I get down voted like I'm advocating for it while I'm clearly calling out the hazards of megacorporate power
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by elif 1y ago
This is exactly why I am telling people the AI bubble is different. It is not poppable, even if it's size is bigger than other bubbles. Megacorps control so much of them that the financial side has so little volatility.
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by elif 1y ago
Who's really going to check if I spoofed the camera sensor data, and why? Also does this mean I can't adjust colors or make any changes to my photos? I could see this being neat in the context of a digital detox photo competition
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by elif 1y ago
So Israel should control Palestinian communications because they are in control and dubiously claim legal ownership of settlements? Communication is a tool of freedom and these comments seem so willing to give it away.
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by elif 1y ago
Really? Even Darth vader? Who defines "should"?
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by elif 1y ago
Yo I've been a vegan for over 30 years and personally I wish that were true, but honestly I don't see groupthink on this topic ever shifting substantially. Ideology which confirms ones desires are stronger than socially collective
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by elif 1y ago
Considering it costs $1.25 for each of these he's already withholding value!
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by elif 1y ago
Each state voted on its innovation.
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by elif 1y ago
Reminder for anyone outside of the country or not paying attention: there is a non-zero chance that the leader is following a project 25 plan which necessarily involves intentional economic failure to create the necessary conditions for an
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by elif 1y ago
The best answer is becoming comfortable with the part of yourself that enjoys your hobbies. Embrace it, let go of the anxiety. Strangers have thoughts like oceans have waves.
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by elif 1y ago
The only time you will see anything stated as an absolute is when there is low or no scientific rigor. Thinking you are somehow holding the authors into account is akin to doubting a paper's veracity because it has "too many autho
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by elif 1y ago
What you quoted is regarding the use of a SERIES of single use wallets. What is the "normal Bitcoin" use case for funneling money through a chain of throwaway wallets?
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by elif 1y ago
I'm confused how the connection was made between "here are our guidelines for suspicious activity" and "self custody is outlawed"
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by elif 1y ago
That may be true but what happens when 5% grow exponentially.
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by elif 1y ago
I did a 6500 mile ev road trip and battery capacity means next to nothing. All that matters is the charging curve between 3% and 60%. Literally all other variables disappear over a road trip.
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by elif 1y ago
In 2025 you can add quality to jpegs. Your phone does it and you don't even notice. So the rhetorical metaphor employed holds up, in that AI is rapidly changing the fundamentals of how technology functions beyond our capacity to antici
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by elif 1y ago
I'm not sure it's that our job is the most automatable, but that the interface is the easiest to adapt to our workflow. I have a feeling language models will be good at virtually every "sit at a desk" job in a virtually
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by elif 1y ago
Do you have any evidence of this because the rationale seems like a coping strategy or conspiracy theory how it's being suppositioned.
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by elif 1y ago
Please keep comments in this thread non-fiction.
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by elif 1y ago
As someone who has tried to go through blender tutorials for multiple days, I can tell you, there is no chance I can get close to any of these examples. I think you might be projecting your abilities a bit too much. As someone who wants to
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by elif 1y ago
I've spent a lot of time trying to get LLM to generate things in a specific way, the biggest take away I have is, if you tell it "don't do xyz" it will always have in the back of its mind "do xyz" and any chanc
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by elif 1y ago
This also doesn't address my biggest concern, google controls the chrome password manager and probably controls your email address. At a bureaucratic sneeze you can be denied access to your entire life.
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by elif 1y ago
Yes, the singularity will happen in emacs.
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by elif 1y ago
FOSS minus freedom
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by elif 1y ago
I used php professionally for a decade and I still don't get why in the year 2025 we need to reinvent syntax that is virtually standard in every language
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by elif 1y ago
Is it really though? There are tons of characters you can add to a regex that have difficult if not impossible to mentally comprehend impacts on the potential matches. That's why you need 100 test cases for every 10 characters you writ
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by elif 1y ago
I think it's probably mostly that the bucket is more appealing place for offspring than a big open swamp with predators

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