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by emsign 2y ago
"yOu ShOuLdN't TaKe OtHeR pEoPlE's DaTa!1!1" are they mental? How can people at OpenAI lack be so self-righteous and unaware? Is thia arrogance or a mental illness?
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by emsign 2y ago
Nah, don't kid yourself. Tech lik€ this is NOT fine. You're a douche if you deploy this. It may be technically interesting but just a dick move to use it.
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We Laser Scan and 3D Print a Full Sized Atari Arcade Machine from 1973(youtube.com)
2 points by emsign 2y ago|1 comments
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by emsign 2y ago
Quick and easy see-all-at-one-glance test world to see if a new feature breaks any import game mechanics. Will also come in handy for Java modders.
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by emsign 2y ago
So he compares users to slot machines. OK, I see why the internet sucks now 10 years later.
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by emsign 2y ago
The cloud uses a lot of energy. They can use renewable energy but they aren't. No I dodn't ask for AI either. So far it's been just a neat toy but not really useful to me. Maybe you should get outside of your bubble.
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by emsign 2y ago
Audiofoolery snake oil sellers are the worst
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by emsign 2y ago
At first glance they remind me of PCB antennas. I wonder what their RF characteristics would be if you were to just try them out for fun.
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by emsign 2y ago
Why did this get flagged?
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by emsign 2y ago
And that's the fault of the small group of executives who made this decision sitting in a room in secret. There's a transparency imbalance when it comes to machine learning development. Be open when it benefits the development of
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by emsign 2y ago
Isn't a smartphone exactly designed to track and surveil individuals on the internet. I only see legal limitations here, and the costs.
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by emsign 2y ago
Why not both? See what others around you want to eat, swipe together, meet up with a stranger in a restaurant and eat together. Maybe get to know them, maybe not.
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by emsign 2y ago
Or a USB stick filled with knowledge and entertainment for a budget price.
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by emsign 2y ago
Be aware that TVs make screenshots every few milliseconds and send them away for advertising analytics. I wouldn't use them as a monitor while connecting them to the internet.
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by emsign 2y ago
I think cult is really fitting for a massive group of customers who are locked in by a monopolist. Maybe eve; worse than a cult, because there's just the one,
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by emsign 2y ago
So your argument in anutshell is: humans have nothing to say, let's stop listening to them. Are you serious? It's ALL about what humans want to send out to the world, this is what it's all about. I'm perplexed that this
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by emsign 2y ago
Who wants to listen to this? Is there seriously a market for non-human hosts?
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by emsign 2y ago
I thought Starbase was more for experimental launches. I don't follow every launch of SpaceX but the one's I saw where mostly of test vehicles.
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by emsign 2y ago
Looks to me like all cars sold by KIA are still owned by KIA. I'm not worried about that exploit at all, it has been fixed. I'm terrified about how much data about a car and therefore about the "owner" is available to KI
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by emsign 2y ago
That's a reason for me to return the car and get my money back.
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by emsign 2y ago
I can't use touchscreens while driving because I keep missing a lot. I'd have to look at the screen for too long. That's why I prefer low priced or older models. I'm puzzled why touchscreens are even allowed.
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by emsign 2y ago
> On an aside as more people are becoming aware that buttons and knobs are actually nice you will likely see them coming back, but only on the more expensive vehicles. While the inflationary overuse for touchscreen is driven by cost (and
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by emsign 2y ago
VW had more profits 23 than in 22. It's their VW brand that is in trouble, Seat and Skoda are much more profitable.
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by emsign 2y ago
You get more dumb money for a new idea, especially if it's something nuclear.
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by emsign 2y ago
This only works in geologically inactive regions. It's like Solar Roadways but for nuclear.
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by emsign 2y ago
> Ever Pharma’s explanation of how the putative peptides in Cerebrolyin cross the blood-brain barrier does not make sense and flies in the face of scientific research which shows that most peptides do not cross the blood-brain barrier It
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by emsign 2y ago
Who would have thought. Don't believe the hype, especially if you have skin in the game.
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by emsign 2y ago
What if those holding pens are the rooms?
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by emsign 2y ago
I don't want to see faked videos.
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by emsign 2y ago
What if that source material for young brains gets more and more contaminated with artificial junk?

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