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541.
by emsign 2y ago
But what the Rabbit R1 is doing as an app running on a cumbersome hardware device is totally uninteresting. And that is the point people are making when they say it's just an app.
542.
by emsign 3y ago
Sounds creepy tbh
543.
by emsign 3y ago
We need to go back to horseback riding. It's inevitable.
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by emsign 3y ago
I see a huge law suit steam rolling OpenAI's way. :)
545.
by emsign 3y ago
Reminds me of the 1930s when people started to fear offending Nazis
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by emsign 3y ago
Thank you! I welcome this.
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Can You Live Code a Church Organ? [video](youtube.com)
111 points by emsign 3y ago|31 comments
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by emsign 3y ago
Using the musical live coding software TidalCycles to control a church organ via MIDI.
549.
by emsign 3y ago
I won't even bet on archive.org to survive. I will soon upgrade my home NAS to ~100TB and fill it up with all kinds of information and media /r/datahoarder style. Gonna archive the usual suspects like Wikipedia and also downl
550.
by emsign 3y ago
> In the future I fear that people will have no other choice but to ask people for information from the Internet, because right now it’s all full of AI dogshit. Ha ha ha! That future is now, the value of the web has declined for me drama
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by emsign 3y ago
Sneaky buggers
552.
by emsign 3y ago
What's the point of maintaining a website when the big search engines (Google) hides them under tons of SEO crap? You find information on social media now. And that's worse than how you used to find information in search. I'v
553.
by emsign 3y ago
Yes! I've noticed some decay in content quality at different places recently. Search results have become especially bad, there's so many content farms with AI generated nonsense now. And what's funny is that helpers like Bing
554.
by emsign 3y ago
Tab management in Vivaldi is excellent, it's the main reason I can't switch
555.
by emsign 3y ago
Someone's upset at the NYT
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by emsign 3y ago
That's normal for China, they don't care about the trajectory of their boosters and deorbited satellites.
557.
by emsign 3y ago
*not just for Australia though
558.
by emsign 3y ago
Graphs without Y axis? That makes me not wanting to read the articles.
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by emsign 3y ago
That's so cliché
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by emsign 3y ago
Does it ingest the ads containing in the web pages as well? This would be a major concern, ads will pollute the model at least with unwanted information. At worst they'd be a security concern when used for indiscriminate or even target
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by emsign 3y ago
Medical tricorders? It amazes me howmore and more Star Trek gadgets actually become real.
562.
by emsign 3y ago
Never underestimate the stupidity and greed of business people.
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by emsign 3y ago
Can she sue them for that? If companies think they're smart by outsourcing HR work to unreliable AI, then I hope the real costs of doing business like that comes around hard for them in the form of lawsuits.
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by emsign 3y ago
Uh oh, soon it will join a union
565.
by emsign 3y ago
Gosh, imagine what would happen if the mobile network is overwhelmed
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by emsign 3y ago
> I'm doing bad shit, but please don't get angry at me. I'm not the problem here, you are "For educational purposes" is the new "It's just a joke, man." I get the argument that non-disclosure isn&#
567.
by emsign 3y ago
As a disclaimer: It doesn't take much to convince Elon Musk (an expert comedian as we all know) that a LLM bot is funny
568.
by emsign 3y ago
People who use this or program it for others to use in the wild are human garbage and should be socially isolated, it's as simple as that. It's their moral choice and when they choose malice, they will have to be morally judged. T
569.
by emsign 3y ago
> Cloud computing is the future of all computing infrastructure. I absolutely dread that future. I want all my computation back to be local, doesn't matter to me if I own the cloud computer or not as long as I also don't own th
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by emsign 3y ago
And it WILL be used the right way and the wrong way.

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