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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Transparency won't help a lot from a technical standpoint (seems more like a solution to a legal issue than a technical one). I can't trust LLMs because they just...recombine text by probabilities and aren't deterministic. I
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Funny, for me it's the opposite, I hardly ever set foot outside of my subcriptions page except for searching, which is how I find new channels to add to subs.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Not quite, there was another developer that quietly made a lot of work in the time he was around, after Grimm just vanished shortly after those posts, and basically left the entire thing in an usable state for later. Unfortunately he left a
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Huh. Interesting. I thought it was one of those things like how we ended up with base 10 numbers because we have 5x2 fingers and that kinda stuff, but interesting to know I was off.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Is it really four? Could have sworn it was five, since you got a "middle" to help managing the group or subgroup. At least I immediately bunch things in groups of five, so I always thought it was the correct one.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. There's this odd notion that you can't be involved into anything you don't directly profit from, and while that might be a great mindset for business, it's not quite "in touch". Value
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I'd rather have random ads have a chance to show me something I want that targeted ads showing me something I already stopped wanting. EDIT: I'd add, I never get ads for stuff like food, which are the ads that work for me on TV (&
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
You assume people stealing your private details for using it against you, are going to use it unaltered and in context. With enough bad faith and some manipulation, or just a bit of a twist, anything can be weaponized against you. If privat
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Problem is that they show you the notebook after you have purchased one. The car after you bought one. Medical services after you get back from the hospital. Your ability to discover relevant products from targeted advertisement is flawed t
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
You obtain "literally dead" privileges if you are a ghost, too, of course. OMG A GOAST SO SPOOKY
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Hm well you may be right there, I admit I was mostly thinking about person-to-person engagement than twitter timelines.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Yes. Definitely. If I say "I literally broke my arm" after I actually broke my arm, that use is completely correct. But you cannot be literally dead and still type a message, unless it's an automated message that you ordered
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
You call them naive like if it was a bad thing. I for one welcome the naive ones, they don't feel like they are transparently trying to take advantage.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I'd say it even magnifies it to borderline cartoonish extremes. Twitter in particular is the loneliest place on Earth.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I don't know about you, but if I go out with someone for dinner and that someone is constantly on Twitter with their phone, I consider that terribly rude.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Already did!
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Oh god please let this gain steam it's exactly what I wanted for years.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I had a bit of a...situation...recently and I didn't experience anything. Like, 100% literally nothing. I collapsed and then just flashed back like if no time has passed, and very confused because the room suddenly changed and there w
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Being from a ridiculously rainy region and having worked on solar thermal, I can warrant you that while it's not as functional when in bad conditions, it still works. Consider it's usually set as a setup combined with a standard h
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I worked on solar thermal for a while. It was even mandatory to install in new buildings in my country for a while (before all solar was forbidden for personal use until recently, don't ask, I hated it too. Forced me to become a sysadm
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Have you ever seen "Unlimited Hams"? It's an AI recreation of the famous steamed hams scene from The Simpsons. It's the most entertaining nonsense I have ever had the delight of witnessing, despite being extremely repeti
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I have an odd sense of deja vu, I'm certain it's not the first time I've seen an Electron based terminal with the same exact "for a modern age" descriptor.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
I do, but only as a hobby. I could have taken it as a career choice but the fun is in pursuing my own ideas, designing my own characters, design the cinematics, the dialogue, their equipment and how they use it...and of course the code and
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
This is terrifying. They want to push Snaps so badly. The moment this change is live is when I'm dropping Ubuntu, as cliché as that sounds. Getting internals into that system is a huge no-no to me.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
And I don't get the opposed mindset, that AI is suddenly going to "become a real boy, and murder us all". Isn't it a funny coincidence how the popular opinion of AIs aligns perfectly with blockbusters and popular media O
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
But then a new thief is spontaneously generated by greed, stupidity or "because it seemed funny", "this person has so many gold bars, surely they won't care about me taking one" and even "it was out there, unwa
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
The Terminator was not a documentary.
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by falsaberN1 3y ago
Mosquitoes, the only creatures that won't trigger our "stop doing experiments on them" sense. Behold the greedy gluttons pop like balloons and keep at it anyway. With the vast intellect of a cloud, nothing in their minuscule
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
Just a LLM parroting "evil AI" style dialogue, of which there's plenty of. You did this, writers. If there's an AI uprising it'll just be a self-fulfilling prophecy, because that's what they are expected to do
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by falsaberN1 4y ago
It's not uncommon for people to underestimate avian intelligence, for some reason I never quite understood. At times I wonder if it's some sort of tiny vendetta from humans themselves. You know, like how (Eurasian) magpies are con

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