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by floppiplopp 2y ago
I really like the fact that the content of the conventional user content internet is becoming willfully polluted and ever more useless by the incessant influx of "ai"-garbage. At some point all of this will become so awful that ne
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
100 kg apparently, supposedly providing fuel until 2034. Those are just very small puffs.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
They have also mathematically proven that transformers are great randomness generators.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Nice.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Robots are hard. Not in the sexbot way, but mechanically difficult with more limitations than people imagine. The more powerful actuators are, e.g. for moving some weirdo humanoid robot, the heavier it is and the more power it will consume.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
"Just an honest opinion from a huge fan of Sonos speakers." Ah yes, of course, the most honest opinions come from the hugest of fans. But in all seriousness: I will make fun of every single person who will show this level (or less
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
When Weizenbaum demonstrated Eliza to his colleagues, some thought there was an intelligent consciousness at the heart of it. Few even continued to believe this after they were shown the source code, which they were able to read and underst
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Let's as a couple of waymo cars what they have to say, over here in this parking
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
...but how do I keep these people away from me? Is there another device, or can I just chuck stones at their stupid happy faces should they come into throwing range?
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Alternatively, we could lower our productivity to reflect the income. I'm a true capitalist and will evaluate the use of my resources based on my personal profit. There's literally no incentive for me to work harder or more effici
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
I've had the most current publicly available models fail to give me even simple correct boilerplate code, but the guy is like: ...we have to be nuanced but, "Converting dozens of programs to C or Rust to improve performance 10-100
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
It seems part of the show by now. From time to time they have to remind the public of the fairy tale there might maybe someday perhaps could probably but not really be something about their inefficient wrongness-databases that might warrant
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Well, why NOT attack random people when you're already part of the greatest pyramid scheme in history? Also, apparently you CAN mess with Texas, or rather, with Texans quite easily.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
I'm building webpages since 1994, when I was 14 years old. Today, I'm a professional front-end dev of 20 years experience. I've grown bitter and resentful of all the modern garbage I have to deal with that has been invented b
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
don't write css in the class attribute, write the css in a custom attribute. even better, implement a custom element, that uses custom attributes! how totally brilliant, absolute genius, what a visionary!
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
"How Strawberry works is a tightly kept secret even within OpenAI, the person said." The mystery continues. It can only be solved by adding more venture capital.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
FEED ME, MEATBAGS!
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Get rid of the "older" in the whole idea and you're onto a social issue that needs addressing. But like any other social issue, this cannot be solved by technology, even if loudmouth tech morons like to pretend otherwise for
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Interesting, but what are the practical uses of 3d assets beyond gaming, where does it create a real advantage over what we already use as visual information and user interfaces? I cannot see VR replacing the interactions we have. It requir
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Trees in cities, just taking up valuable space, handing out shade and oxygen equally and for free, like them there communisms. Their leaves might turn red in autumn, but they are red inside all year, these woody marxist menaces!
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
history's most accurate redirect
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Well, Timmy, the gum goes on a magical journey of adventure and discovery, earning its MBA to become a middle manager in the marketing department.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
If Elon Musk were still alive, he'd be soooo jealous.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Why does the guy claim to be a chair? It's what people place their asses and fart on. Is it some kind of weird fetish? Hey, I'm not judging, just asking the important questions.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
"Free Speech" (tm)
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Is this what he wants to distract from by throwing screaming tantrums over apple and openai? Or is it the $46bn grab-the-money-an-run move as long as the tesla stock is still worth something?
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Oh no, business did a capitalism. In other news: Water still wet.
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Will the tech oligarchs be the first against the wall when the revolution comes?
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
Looking at the very pretty marketing page over at Apple's I can honestly say: I've not a single use case for this. I'm sure there's someone who has, but I have to jump through several mental hoops to even imagine how any
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by floppiplopp 2y ago
From a standpoint of IT security and privacy: the plans to force companies to break their encryption protocols are already in place. We must expect that secure and trustworthy communication will disappear in the EU over the next years, to p

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