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2y ago
It's currently being made into a series by Apple TV+.
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2y ago
That's true, but also not really an explanation. There is a Polish keyboard layout that's derived from a typewriter, but got abandoned very early on in PCs, even though Polish has 9 additional characters.
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2y ago
Where I live, I'd be far better off not buying the tickets. The fine is less than 2 months with a pass and I'm checked 2-3 times a year. Yet most of these checks don't find anyone without a ticket. Monthly ticket costs about
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2y ago
Groq, which appeared 4 months ago, was an abysmal development for efficiency?
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2y ago
Is this approach beneficial for something other than users feeling better about themselves?
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2y ago
> At the end of the day ruining adblock is impossible They just need to not send the part of the stream past the ads until it’s the right time to do so. You may not watch the ads, but you’ll still wait for them to finish.
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2y ago
On top of that, there are tiny full frame film cameras. Meanwhile full frame digital cameras are significantly bigger and more expensive. Digital medium format even more so, is prohibitively expensive for amateurs.
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2y ago
I love and appreciate the Wayback Machine, but using it is such a bittersweet experience. So many of the crawls are incomplete. I’ve managed to find pages that hosted content of interest to me, only to find that particular resource unavaila
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2y ago
And if someone’s after that console-like functionality, ChimeraOS is the right choice in this area. It behaves like SteamOS, but is more compatible with PC hardware.
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2y ago
In this case it seems fine, as SteamDeck is not very distinct from a regular PC and SteamOS is really just a Linux distribution. Anything compatible with SteamDeck can be ran on other Linux installations, as well as other form factors.
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2y ago
If the lack of traction takes away from your excitement or ability to learn, it best to just skip writing. It’s fine to do fun stuff just for the sake of it, no need to justify it by getting an audience.
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2y ago
The question was about “really need”, not “love”. I’d love a lot of things I don’t really need.
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2y ago
I also have no watch history, but my screen only began to look like that when I subscribed to premium.
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2y ago
Just a note that the album represents a much more raw and unprocessed point of view - I wouldn't recommend it to anyone dealing with a recent loss.
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2y ago
I suspect that parents might be more permissive if they have access to location and means of communication.
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2y ago
10% aren’t low odds when it comes to health issues.
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2y ago
Reads like the Golden Gate Claude.
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2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uM8jhcqDP0&t=30s
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2y ago
Up until recently, regardless of the source accessibility, certain things were just impossible. For example, a computer could not universally interpret and categorize what you’re using it for. Now it’s entirely possible, so naturally people
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2y ago
It’s trivially easy to turn this into an unprecedented surveillance mechanism.
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2y ago
> if renewables are so great, why are there no solar panels anywhere, in a country that is all sun? Western prices for kWh are sever times higher than in Vietnam. What might be a great deal in USA or Germany, might not be so great in oth
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2y ago
I can't wait until a computer will first "I'm afraid I can't do that, Dave" us when trying to download a Gameboy rom or write a Star Wars fanfic.
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2y ago
The voices were available for some time for the ChatGPT TTS model, but it seems that they reused them for the 4o audio output, which sounds significantly more human-like. I’ve heard the Sky voice before and never made the connection. I did
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2y ago
My guess is that they’ve received a cease and desist letter. It’s not a hill they’re willing to die on, so they removed the voice and issued a public statement.
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2y ago
Sam Altman and other OpenAI employees have been referencing the movie ahead of the presentation[1][2]. I think it'd be really challenging to prove that they didn't have that exact outcome in mind. [1] https://x.com/
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2y ago
This is contextual, the model seems to match the user vibe and the general situation. Take a look at the "Customer service proof of concept" video added to the announcement post[1] - there are two AIs talking using very different
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2y ago
https://youtu.be/1zJ9FnQXmJI
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2y ago
"We would never destroy stuff for a commercial" - proceeds to destroy a guitar for a commercial.
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2y ago
Probably not that wild - we may live in different bubbles.
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2y ago
How often do you actually see people go „oh we have enough, we’re going to take lower paying jobs”? People work these jobs regardless of their partner's income.
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