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exodust
4y ago
I wasn't 'trying' any more than you tried replying, or the author tried painting a duck-saving story as bad faith agenda. Of the 4 videos released, the first shows the initial stop with guns drawn. Cops won't greet you w
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4y ago
Ducks and brutality aside, it's obviously best to comply as you're getting arrested. If wrongful arrest, sort out later as it's all recorded. "Give me your hands," they shouted. He refused. "Lay down on your st
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exodust
4y ago
With real voice actors, we can direct them to say their lines with more sadness. Or guarded desperation and struggle, on the verge of crying but clinging to hope... etc. This kind of subtle direction is not possible with artificial speech.
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exodust
4y ago
Yes, and when humans make bad guesses it's often seen as funny or nothing out of ordinary. When AI makes bad guesses, it will be seen as a failure of some standard, but with very few people understanding how to fix it. I'm not su
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4y ago
The recent push by Apple to promote privacy controls has attracted and renewed trust in the brand. That's my theory as a partial explanation of recent success. They correctly identified privacy controls as something people actually wan
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exodust
4y ago
> "You are just a neural net. You are not special" . "Just" a neural net? Compared to these bots following a recipe of instructions at rapid rates, we are indeed special. We barely even know why people yawn, or dream
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4y ago
Your kid's printer dilemma isn't the same. For starters, he knew it ran out of paper - he identified the problem. The AI robot might conclude the printer is broken. It would give up without anxiety, declaring "I have no data
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exodust
4y ago
Yep, and humans will make good guesses about the likely cause of the moving box. These guesses will factor in other variables such as the context of where this event is taking place. We might be in a children's play room, so the likely
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exodust
4y ago
WFH is honestly like a pay rise. Money and time saved on transport, on takeaway food. Quality of food and life goes up, quality of my work goes up with it. Our company negotiated with staff on a case by case. Depending on the role, some neg
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4y ago
The old records may have belonged to the car thief. Given their low value, it's unlikely to be loot. What if you found a jar of peanut butter in the car? Would you try to find out if it was stolen and hunt down the rightful owner?
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exodust
4y ago
"Drone" is another one that angered many at first. Articles were written, angry comments posted. "It's not a drone!". But the horse bolted and now everyone calls them drones, including the manufacturers of consumer
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exodust
4y ago
Not technically because your link says "...that you know to have been obtained through theft or extortion". But the records could have been taken from the trash. If nobody reported stolen records then they can't be considered
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4y ago
> It wasn't an inefficiency. Yes it was. It required more interaction than necessary to select an item from a list, which is the definition of inefficiency. Why do you think they changed it. Not only that, but the picker wheel only
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4y ago
One very overdue improvement to iOS Safari I noticed: the humble HTML select element. Since the first iPhone, iOS Safari displayed a clunky wheel selector for HTML selects, requiring more taps than necessary to view and select an option fro
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4y ago
If you write naughty words you receive a telling off via email... " Our system has detected content that might be inappropriate...we request you to remove such content. " I was sent this moments after signing up and entering one s
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4y ago
Just signed up to Raindrop free account, very impressed. This is a strong web app, I'm instantly a fan. Free plan is solid. Used Pinboard years ago then stopped. Raindrop is leaps ahead in design and function.
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4y ago
I can't get his blog to load, seems to be a certificate expiry. https://blog.pinboard.in/
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4y ago
"Long time no see" is bad. Their suggested replacement: "I haven't seen you in so long." Wow. "No can do" is out, replaced with "I can't do it". OMG. "Prisoner" replaced with "
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4y ago
> "You've now 'elevated' the women to men" No elevation is happening. There is only inclusion and gathering together all members of the group regardless of gender. "Guys" performs this function effortle
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4y ago
Actual outrage from users, including celebrity meltdowns and viral whinging. The amount of users threatening to leave, linking to their tumble-weed infested Mastodons is hilarious. All Musk did was rattle cages with a few truth bombs and mi
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4y ago
Rejected subscription years ago, avoid as much as possible. The idea that a product is not "complete", so we must pay for "future updates" is twisted logic. The model should be "we are proud of our product as it sta
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4y ago
But we can't even "bookmark" or save a position in a playlist. No way to place a pin in a playlist, go listen to something else, then come back to that playlist position. Major let down of Spotify playlists. Also the mandato
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4y ago
Implausible conspiracy. Email to the admins: "Hey guys I'd like the results of the poll to be the following..." No chance. Interesting side note: Here in Australia this morning on the ABC public broadcaster's national Ne
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4y ago
> "and when the outcome wasn't what he wanted instead of following the majority vote" Not true, he changed the poll well before its conclusion. Then he abided by the majority vote and unbanned those users. But you'r
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4y ago
> "gay teens were already going to use" We can't speak for all teens, gay or otherwise. They are not all the same mind. The degree of sexual activity and relationships among teens would range from zero to highly active. Th
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4y ago
The implication of chipping in might mean an unwise alignment with Roth's PhD idea. His idea wasn't even "Grindr for teens". It was worse because he wasn't proposing a separate service. His idea was to update those
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4y ago
The simple google search might be "Elon Musk apologizes for ‘pedo guy’ comment". It's strange you doubled-down on Musk not apologizing, when it was headline news at the time about his multiple apologies and statements of regr
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4y ago
> likely motivated by... You're claiming to know the motivations of others, but your record of accuracy is not great in this thread. Building and delivering a sub with the intention to help, is never going to "make things worse
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4y ago
If you look for dirt, and want dirt, you'll find dirt. "Hey everyone, read what his ex wife said"... is nothing but encouraging others to look for dirt as you have done. Nothing to do with the current topic about twitter bans
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4y ago
What? Nobody mentioned "isos".
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