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by faidit 11mo ago
We should go further and make an AI agent that creates counterfeit XKCD comics of dubious quality for literally every scenario.
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by faidit 11mo ago
Translating pages is literally the only thing I use Chrome for. The built-in translation works way better than other browsers, even though they also use Google Translate.
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by faidit 11mo ago
Congrats on quitting, even for something considered "mild" like caffeine it's not easy. I had the same issue with headaches so I scaled down by mixing increasing ratios of decaf in my coffee grounds over a couple months, star
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by faidit 11mo ago
I think a lot of people are already living in this future, trapped in a fantasy bubble world maintained by social media algorithms.
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by faidit 11mo ago
New startup idea: landhacking. We disrupt the earth's surface itself by simply building land under or above the existing land. The new land will be fully non-fungible, powered by blockchain and AI. We're so sure this will work, we
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by faidit 11mo ago
Same. The only friends that stuck around were people from the internet.
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That was 10 years ago, when we still had a mostly functioning government. The EPA has since had its teeth removed by the Trump administration.
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by faidit 11mo ago
Meanwhile the established players with connections can break all the laws they want, and pay zero taxes to boot. I think the problem isn't regulation (which the current admin is aggressively destroying, e.g. with the EPA) so much as co
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by faidit 11mo ago
It's just for "improving", not training! Why would anyone assume the worst? They're the good guys.. more like a cuddly teddy bear than a monopolistic megacorp! Surely they'd explicitly tell us exactly what they were
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Strawmanning, trying to distort the narrative and gaslight us by attacking a made-up perspective instead of the real arguments/feelings of the opposition. We aren't so much unimpressed, we're wary of our MOST PRIVATE data bei
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UNLIMITED POWER!
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IMHO the terms are fine, even if applied to much dumber systems, and most people will and do use the terms that way colloquially so there's no point fighting it. A Roomba can "know" where the table is. An automated voice reco
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That's if we don't extinct ourselves (and the dolphins) first.
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That future promise doesn't do much good if the planet is dead by the time these guys get around to donating, thanks to the ecological catastrophe caused by their supposedly well-intentioned greed. Also, EA proponents tend to ignore so
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> He's just the good Duke The Gaben house is building a secret army, using a technique unknown to us; a technique involving steam.
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by faidit 11mo ago
So he bailed days after signing the deal, and now takes zero accountability for the mess he left. Classic.
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The New Economic Policy in Soviet Russia (1921) and Deng Xiaoping's reform and opening up in China (1980s) both saw privatizations and significant economic improvement. But those were corrections of rare cases of having way too much (i
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The heads of Cybertruck and Model Y programs are "low level"?
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by faidit 11mo ago
I thought it was cool, the UIs of the past evoke lost memories of past eras. But sadly, the images glitched out and stopped displaying after I manually changed the date. Probably due to my internet connection haha