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fragmede
1mo ago
You won't pay for something because of inflation? How do you survive, since everything's affected by inflation? Ever buy gasoline for a car or a transit pass? rent? food? What else can't you pay for because they price will go
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1mo ago
You mean, Instagram and TikTok, and now, ChatGPT? Absolutely. Depends on your product but Google ain't the only game in town.
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1mo ago
A sophisticated in-depth treatise on torture wouldn't fit neatly into a 2 panel webcomic. If you email Randall, maybe he'll make a comic just about torture for you, but either way, the $5 wrench gets the meaning across well enough
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1mo ago
Doubtful. ASICs are really good at the only thing they can do.
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1mo ago
You really wanna start asking questions, how do we know it isn't North Korea or Anthropic via a VPN claiming to be oai?
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1mo ago
The binding legal contractual consequence known coloquially as "additional investment".
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1mo ago
Why is that problematic in the age of AI? Yes, previously, me being totally comfortable at a terminal where cd and ls are reflexive for me, working with someone non-technical, to get them to open a terminal and move around to type out git c
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1mo ago
linked elsewhere in this thread: CRM is standard practice aboard airplanes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crew_resource_management
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1mo ago
BPC-157 shots
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1mo ago
If there was a vest covering the wound so the pet couldn't pick at it, would the pet need the cone of shame to not pick at the wound?
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1mo ago
Yes. In a different version of the future, the bboc is replaced by next day amazon a universal adapter.
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don't know any audio engineers? If your bboc is simply a mishmash of things you've accumulated over the years, and not intelligently designed, it won't, but don't make the mistake of extrapolating from your own experienc
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1mo ago
> Creativity implies intent Not necessarily, no. Sometimes the most creative I've been has involved being totally aimless.
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1mo ago
Do you have a battery so you can time shift and charge it when it's cheap and use the battery when it's expensive?
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1mo ago
It's more like researchers got paid to do something they love to prove, scientifically, something they believed, happens to be true.
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1mo ago
Even if the pet owner picks up the defecation, they're usually not bleaching where it was laid, so bacteria still exists on that surface.
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1mo ago
No, active HDMI cables go in a different bin.
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1mo ago
10 printers, one for each finger, outputting a page per letter used by analyzing your bash_history.
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1mo ago
Depends on what you're doing. If you're at a keyboard and there's no reason to wash them, then yes. If you're in a kitchen with ingredients sticking to your fingers, that's not enough.
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1mo ago
Probably by emailing google, meta, OpenAI, and Anthropocene, saying you have a dataset and asking if they'd be interested.
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1mo ago
it's no longer a theory. google paid millions for spirit airlines' emails and internal messages to be used as training data for their AIs.
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1mo ago
> The users pay your fat salary In an idealized world, maybe, but enterprise software isn't paid for by its actual users, but by their company's executives/management.
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1mo ago
I do. I open a search page, middle click a bunch of links, then want to close all of the ones to the right because I found one that told me what I needed and don't need the rest of them.
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1mo ago
Based on what? We only know the failures the machine didn't find, not the failures the machine found and the manufacturer fixed before release.
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why is simplified in quotes? Knowing you'll get $x - 2.9% and 30 cents is simplified compared to having to find out what kind of card was used, what their interchange rate is, What your rate on that is. Debit cards have a low interch
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1mo ago
Yes. The unfortunate reality though is we don't know how many times they have saved lives (it's much greater than zero), vs how many have been lost (RIP Adam, et al).
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Yes but they're worse than trams and trains.
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1mo ago
And my answer to that is, if your area where people live isn't able to support a bus line, it's not a city. That means there's a lot of reality big towns out there.
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And here we get into details. The problem with buses is their rubber tires. The awesome thing about buses is also their rubber tires. Need to move the bus line around? No need to run new tracks, just have the driver drive a different route.
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1mo ago
Apparently as you age, the capacitive touch sensitivity to your fingers goes down as well.
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