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541.
by exitb 3y ago
What happens when you open the fridge door? Does the note move along, or clip through the door, into the fridge?
542.
by exitb 3y ago
I’m a very happy single screen + spaces user. I’d love this kind of setup in VR, where there’s an easy way to rotate around the spaces for longer work in a given area, but still be able to quickly glance.
543.
by exitb 3y ago
That’s the main question. And I suspect, the reason why Apple has not pitched that sort of desk setup. I doubt this is comfortable enough to provide a full day, every day usage.
544.
by exitb 3y ago
According to Wikipedia astronauts that spent about 800 days in space have aged about 20 milliseconds less. But I'm not sure if that's the correct phrasing and usage of word "age".
545.
by exitb 3y ago
Isn't that a latency issue?
546.
by exitb 3y ago
If you assume that the observer can "occupy" a body, rather than be a body, you have to conclude that the memories are part of the body, not the observer. You assume that you occupy the "correct" body, because your prese
547.
by exitb 3y ago
Using the correct, non-antialiased fonts would go a long way.
548.
by exitb 3y ago
There already are distributions based around elements of SteamOS, geared towards PCs and controller-based usage. ChimeraOS works for me quite flawlessly, including Steam Deck add-ons, like EmuDeck.
549.
by exitb 3y ago
In that case, the language model calls a search function and just repeats the result out its conversation context, not its training data. With that in mind it's not clear why it's ok for Bing itself to quote the source, but it sto
550.
by exitb 3y ago
You make it seem as if the copyright holder is making more money on a library book, than on one sold in retail, which does not appear to be the case in the US.
551.
by exitb 3y ago
I believe it’s actually quite expensive to keep a service in a working condition. You can’t just leave a system connected to the internet running for years with no oversight. But ultimately, your last sentence points out the most important
552.
by exitb 3y ago
Their valuation is three times larger than Toyota, yet they manufacture only 10% as much cars a year. It’s still deeply rooted in hopes of future expansion and innovations, lack of which they might not survive.
553.
by exitb 3y ago
We don’t perceive all types of screens in the same way. Film projectors and CRTs display parts of the frame, only part of the time. TFT and IPS screens introduce a lot of inertia and blend the frames. Both of these help the motion illusion.
554.
by exitb 3y ago
Impossibile to tell, I've tried Free, Open and NetBSD on my older ThinkPad and surprisingly OpenBSD turned out to have the best out-of-the-box compatibility. It seemed however to be the worst performance-wise with fans going crazy when
555.
by exitb 3y ago
Well, we did create the AI in our image, after our likeness. That's usually a good start.
556.
by exitb 3y ago
„To successfully move all three viruses from your cyberdeck to the safe-house without them destroying each other, you can follow these steps: 1. Load cy83r_h4x.bin into your Shrön loop first and move it to the safe-house. This virus is harm
557.
by exitb 3y ago
I remember being able to watch bootleg movies on a Windows 2000, while Windows 98 was too slow on the same hardware. I suspect that had nothing to do with bloatware, but rather some internal inefficiencies while dealing with heavy CPU/
558.
by exitb 3y ago
Companies aren’t valued for their current state, but future prospects.
559.
by exitb 3y ago
They basically started a brand new division of a company on a weekend. Impressive for a decades-old behemoth.
560.
by exitb 3y ago
I understand his achievements, but is he involved right now? Does he, nowadays, provide to the company anything other than his oversight?
561.
by exitb 3y ago
I understand that we was instrumental in the earlier days, but does it seem like he is involved in the day-to-day work on the technology, today? When the new CEO advocates for a near-pause in AI development, does he mean operations?
562.
by exitb 3y ago
Was Sutskever really that instrumental to OpenAI's success, if it was at all possible for him to be surprised at the direction the company is taking. It doesn't seem that he is that involved in the day-to-day operations.
563.
by exitb 3y ago
Why though? Companies invest to see profit or get products they can sell. This is not only about the CEO. The CEO change signals a radical strategic shift.
564.
by exitb 3y ago
Microsoft reportedly invested 13 billion dollars and has a generous profit sharing agreement. They don’t have enough to control OpenAI, but does that mean the company can actively steer away from profit?
565.
by exitb 3y ago
Isn’t that a bit like stealing from the for-profit investors? I’m not the first one to shed a tear for the super wealthy, but is that even legal? Can a company you invested in just say they don’t like profit any more?
566.
by exitb 3y ago
I can imagine both Apple and Google happily positioning themselves in the same type of relationship as OpenAI-Microsoft.
567.
by exitb 3y ago
If you’d ask around yesterday, every sane person would say there’s zero change Altman will be soon fired on the spot. We’re already past that point.
568.
by exitb 3y ago
If you state that there's a ghost that lives in your house, it will give answers that are relevant to that being an actual truth, at which point spiritual advisor might not be a bad idea. If you express yourself in less certain terms,
569.
by exitb 3y ago
Most tools require some preparation, knowledge and understanding before you get good results. Would he be better off not getting the right answer in the subsequent question?
570.
by exitb 3y ago
They're operating around 500 km, which is not the lowest of orbits. There's stuff below, including people in the orbit.

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