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by evan_ 4mo ago
Probably but even the fact that they're rehearsing time-filling stories is a more human trait than the pre-recorded months in advance videos that are usually shown today.
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by evan_ 4mo ago
I remember one where there were technical issues so Steve just started telling stories about the old days with Woz... impossible to imagine that from ANY tech company today
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by evan_ 4mo ago
I thought the same thing! The plane being so low made it seem like an exaggerated computer-generated plane.
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by evan_ 4mo ago
They knew what they were making and went exactly hard enough to sustain 8 episodes without feeling rushed or dragging. It’s one of the few shows that reaches a satisfying conclusion, ties up the loose ends, the hero rides off into the sunse
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by evan_ 4mo ago
There was a really great, really underrated show on Peacock a few years ago called Mrs. Davis. The titular Mrs. Davis was an all-encompassing AI assistant that had taken over all of the governments of the world. Everyone wore a Whispering E
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by evan_ 4mo ago
"Analysis" was right there
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by evan_ 4mo ago
16% on the portion over $10M
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by evan_ 4mo ago
That doesn’t really look like Gaussian splats to me- but this video, Helicopters by A$AP Rocky, uses the technique well: https://youtu.be/g1-46Nu3HxQ?si=y_u257DzgOg2QV83
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by evan_ 5mo ago
This is exactly what I'm talking about though. There are lots of places to buy clothes, but if the AI product is just going to be influenced by ad spend, you'll always get sent to the same handful of places.
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by evan_ 5mo ago
This is kinda the exception that proves the rule. I can imagine lots of cases where people with specific needs would find benefit from the “AI clothes buying” experience, but I will bet you anything that any searches you try to do will
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by evan_ 5mo ago
In the US the standard thing is to have a car lot that's just a single manufacturer. In a given town there will be a Ford dealer, a Chevy dealer, a Subaru dealer, a Kia dealer, etc. Often there will be multiple dealers on adjoining lot
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by evan_ 5mo ago
How does the UK do car sales?
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by evan_ 5mo ago
Perhaps they can disguise the LIDAR beacon inside an IR-transparent Thule roof box.
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by evan_ 5mo ago
> People are confused about what I said. Because you're saying very confusing things. What does National Lampoon have to do with anything?
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by evan_ 5mo ago
ok Zorg https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119116/quotes/?item=qt0544361&...
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by evan_ 5mo ago
The one that springs to mind is Tiny Speck launching an MMORPG, failing, and then polishing up the in-game chat tool and releasing it as Slack. Oh, there was a certain pair of Ohio bike shop owners who pivoted to powered flight some time ba
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by evan_ 5mo ago
This is absolutely doomed but how funny would it be if 50 years from now people share trivia like "Hey did you know that Allbirds started as a shoe company?" the way people talk about Nintendo starting as a playing card company
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Worthington's Law [video](youtube.com)
2 points by evan_ 6mo ago|1 comments
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by evan_ 6mo ago
More Money = Better Than
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by evan_ 6mo ago
uh I would argue that at the beginning of The Expanse things are middling to bad and at the end things are pretty fucking bad . The epilogue of the final book is the only thing that's unabashedly optimistic. The main series takes plac
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by evan_ 6mo ago
it's just the client app, so you could make a clone but you'd still have to pay to use their servers.
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by evan_ 6mo ago
> he was at least willing to operate with humility. He always took the honest route ecen if you disagreed with his views. eh I'm not really going to agree with you on this. He flinched 1 millimeter away from committing a full coup.
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by evan_ 6mo ago
I generally agree, but this time his VP isn't going to defect and he's been building ICE into a republican guard loyal only to him, so I think you can't just completely say "well it failed last time so it'll fail ag
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by evan_ 6mo ago
I'm actually less concerned about the continued non-existence of a bunch of windmills, vs the billion-dollar payout to ensure that they continue to not exist. I've spent my entire life not building any windmills and nobody's
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by evan_ 6mo ago
They thought they were going to get a payday at the end. That tells you how d much they actually cared about their privacy/the privacy of their families, they were willing to sell it for a couple hundred thousand dollars.
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by evan_ 6mo ago
Post the whole thing. > I better use some Tic Tacs just in case I start kissing her. You know I'm automatically attracted to beautiful—I just start kissing them. It's like a magnet. Just kiss. I don't even wait. And when
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by evan_ 7mo ago
Yes, [R-IA-4] means Republican from Iowa's 4th Congressional District.
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by evan_ 7mo ago
I’m working on a 2D top-down Zelda-style adventure MMO game. I’m imagining it as a persistent world with Minecraft-like building and procedurally generated quests. I’d like to focus on co-op adventuring and social rather than pvp. Kind of a
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by evan_ 7mo ago
So on Earth 2 in which everything is the same except these tariffs hadn't been enacted, would today's consumer prices be the same or lower?
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by evan_ 7mo ago
It’s irritating to me that on iOS at least I can’t be logged in with both my work AND home Claude instances in the native app. I instead have to log in to the app with one and use a desktop shortcut to claude.ai for the other.

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