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by exitb 3y ago
You don't have to publish anything on the internet. And when you do, you may limit the allowed audience to just the group of your friends etc. Why publish anything if you worry that someone may consume it?
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by exitb 3y ago
So the only way to see the posts and interactions on the web would be via other instances?
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by exitb 3y ago
We wouldn't happen to be invading Iran today, would we?
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by exitb 3y ago
As a person involved in hiring in my company, one of my goals is to remove biases for things that are not really related to the thing I'm evaluating, which is the ability to do a given job. There are valid reasons not to have an intere
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by exitb 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_(company)
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by exitb 3y ago
BTW that article is still available, but with a new UI: https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/aol-pulls-nu...
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by exitb 3y ago
The most reliable solution are the Brook adapters [1]. Just make sure you get one in the correct direction. The process is very simple - just connect the PS4 controller with a USB cable once, then it will pair by Bluetooth. 1. https:/
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by exitb 3y ago
Maybe the ones of the office variety? This particular mouse has only one switch under the wheel, which can be pushed downwards or to the right.
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by exitb 3y ago
While a three button mouse is certainly the best, there are some mice (like Logitech G305), where the scroll button can be easily triggered by pressuring it from the side, so one finger can operate both left and middle buttons pretty much i
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by exitb 3y ago
That thumbnail for Elevated is an order of magnitude bigger than the demo.
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by exitb 3y ago
As far as I understand it, you can you set it that way by disabling activity tracking here https://myactivity.google.com/product/youtube Some of my recommendations are based on my subscriptions (but only directly), ot
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by exitb 3y ago
You've claimed that LLMs create most probable output, which does not necessarily align with truth. So a bigger LLM will be better at creating the most probable output, but that would not translate into being more truthful. That could b
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by exitb 3y ago
If this is true, why is GPT-4 better in that regard than GPT-3.5? Or why do questions about Python yield much less hallucinations than questions about Rust, or other less popular tech?
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by exitb 3y ago
What if there is no methodology to Agile? What if the whole attempt is akin to finding a methodology for becoming a rockstar, or a famous painter? It kind of seems like the manifesto points out that the best way to create software is to get
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by exitb 3y ago
> More code doesn’t necessarily imply more resource usage. That's true! Yet, somehow we found ourselves in a situation where most people use computers, to chat, read news etc, all of which would be possible with much less resources.
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by exitb 3y ago
Find is not simple - it's easy, but internally complex. It's fine to solve a complex problem with a complex tool, but it's troublesome when people mostly use it to solve simple problems. And the trouble is that this kind of a
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by exitb 3y ago
That would probably cause large changes to the pricing model, as consoles are often sold at loss, at least initially.
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by exitb 3y ago
It always looked good, but I’m honestly impressed how tetris-like their design has became. It truly feels like there’s no wasted volume in there. That being said, it’s all horrible from the repairability point of view.
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by exitb 3y ago
Arizona is a warm, but dry place. Temperature of 38C can be both mildly inconvenient and deadly, depending on the humidity. There are densely populated areas of the world that are much more humid than Arizona and are getting warmer. Eventua
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by exitb 3y ago
Neither of these things required any change from regular people. In fact, today many people say that ozone hole just disappeared, because the changes needed were so transparent, no one even noticed. Is there a way people can continue their
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by exitb 3y ago
While I support the efforts to prevent and reverse the environmental damage we're causing, personally I don't believe they'll really succeed. It seems that human society is fundamentally incapable of acting in a coordinated w
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by exitb 3y ago
What would be the motivation to build those cylinders? Traditionally people ventured into new places in hope of getting return of the effort and cost of the journey. Here it seems like you need to invest a lot, just to survive in emptiness.
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by exitb 3y ago
1. There are hundreds of people listed in the end credits, most of whom worked in a much more hectic manner. The film couldn’t have happened without them. 2. There are people who already know what Keanu Reeves needed to learn to play the ro
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by exitb 3y ago
Quick napkin math shows that they’re currently making about 10 cents in ad money per active user per month. Any subscription would bring an order of magnitude more income.
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by exitb 3y ago
Yeah, very odd move considering how difficult it is to get profit out of hosting images and videos on the internet. It like they had this massive cost neatly externalized and just decided to take it on instead. Even though no one asked for
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by exitb 3y ago
Only said to make the protesters appear crazy.
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by exitb 3y ago
I don’t think it’s a reasonable expectation for a language model to evaluate arbitrary code.
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by exitb 3y ago
Soo… is this real? Did those features really make it into the product as of now? I don’t recall any of these details being mentioned. > measurements like eye tracking, electrical activity in the brain, heart beats and rhythms, muscle act
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by exitb 3y ago
I generally praised Reddit, as the opposite of endless service. I can check updates from couple niche subreddits that interest me and I'm done, there's nothing more to get until later. I guess there's no money in that.
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by exitb 3y ago
Yes, it enables endless scrolling, serving an ad once in a while.

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