gman83

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   by gman83 3y ago

   I'm pretty sure most people are very aware that most of east Asia never saw massive PC adoption and so their internet developed in a very mobile-centric way. This hasn't been surprising for a long time?
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   by gman83 3y ago

   They're not making Manifest V3 mandatory. They're implementing it, sure, but that makes sense to ensure compatibility with Chrome extensions.
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   by gman83 3y ago

   I'm pretty sure we're far away from real AGI too, but the issue that worries me most is if these models advance along current trends suggest, in a few years we could be facing a situation where large swathes of the population are
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   by gman83 3y ago

   One example I noticed recently is when YouTube stopped allowing ad-blockers. You should have seen the people posting on the uBlock subreddit demanding it being fixed, it was kind of crazy.
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   by gman83 3y ago

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I24K8BfV840
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   by gman83 3y ago

   Would this imply that no Clearview executives could ever travel to Europe again?
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   by gman83 3y ago

   I just run a FTP server on my phone - https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.primftpd/
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   by gman83 3y ago

   It seems like the EU is gridlocked on implementing any regulations here. It's a buffer against national governments going ahead and implementing this.
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   NASA Publishes Beta Flagship, Science Websites as Improvements Continue(nasa.gov)

   4 points by gman83 3y ago|0 comments
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    by gman83 3y ago

    Minutes each day? I spend at most 20 seconds a day switching lights on and off in my house. Setting all that up would probably involve more time than operating my light switches for a lifetime.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    Sony, Asus, Nothing & Motorola all pretty much run stock Android.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I've been using the Pixel 4a since it came out and it's been rock solid. I'll probably go for the Pixel 8 Pro because of the telephoto camera, so very happy it'll be supported longer. Could Google mandate longer updates
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    by gman83 3y ago

    This video also gives a good overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAtbFwzZp6Y
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    Google sued after man drove off collapsed bridge while following map directions(apnews.com)

    19 points by gman83 3y ago|10 comments
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    by gman83 3y ago

    In my experience it's better than GPT3.5, not as good as GPT4.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    Ohh wow, that's pretty damning then.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    It seems like this guy has nothing to do with this project? I mean, he could have told other Googler's about this idea, but maybe it's just a coincidence?
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    by gman83 3y ago

    It looks like in Europe they're using a different prompt: https://twitter.com/mjhere/status/1700219703522725968 I got that one as well.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    https://www.metafilter.com/home/popularfavorites https://guardian.gyford.com/
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I'd love to use Apple maps.I just can't commit to a service that's only available on some of my devices & computers.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    GeForce NOW has solved my problems with gaming on Mac. I get that it's not ideal for everyone, but for me it's perfect.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    In the 80s Americans were worried that Japan would leave them in the dust, yet they've had 30 years with almost no economic growth. Not exactly a great roadmap for China to follow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los
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    by gman83 3y ago

    Republicans blocked Biden from appointing Gigi Sohn, and there's probably not enough time left in his first term to get a nominee through and get the rules approved. I think in any case Manchin and Sinema would block anyone who would s
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I don't quite know how to put my finger on it, but in my mind Reddit died a couple of years ago. The site was still there, there was still content, but the soul seemed to have gone out of the place.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    Yeah I just checked my search history, I did 100 searches yesterday. That's probably more like what I do on an average day. That's roughly 10 searches per hour, doesn't seem unreasonable to me.
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I find the data on their pricing interesting. It says 300 searches per month is enough for 99% of users. I'm pretty sure I use more than 300 searches every day. Edit: 300/day is too much, apparently I use about 100/day accord
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I don't understand how the Supreme Court came up with this "continuous surface connection" definition. Can they just make up such definitions on their own?
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I was a mod on a couple of subreddits that have more than a million subscribers. It's a thankless task. Most mods I've interacted with are absolutely fantastic, spending their free time volunteering for the community and genuinely
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    by gman83 3y ago

    That's fine, I really don't see a problem. They're having problems moderating their instances because of the unexpected explosive growth over the last couple of days, so they're temporarily defederating. I found all the
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    by gman83 3y ago

    I joined this instance: https://lemmy.world/ So far, so good.