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by gosub100 5mo ago
The problem is that you can only do it once.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
You can't buy this stuff anymore. They are leased and rented through layers of middlemen.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I did this for Married With Children.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
That's so stupid when these rights disputes come up! Think of how many people will stream or buy the songs legally after (re) discovering them on an old show. And think of how few people will watch the show solely because it featur
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by gosub100 5mo ago
That's fine. Ban AI research posts too.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Because the risk of fraud is too great for major corporations. They have accountants and businesses people who would report it.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
pushing slop is "productive means" for many people. they can sell the accounts/identities to election-manipulators or advertisers. bots age like fine wine.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
side topic: why should AI slop be banned or eschewed when 80% of the articles on here are ABOUT AI? In other words, why is HN so keen on promoting the pseudo-science of making AI work, then recoil when presented the fruits of their own labo
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by gosub100 5mo ago
what is "data science stuff" ? It's simply adding weights to indicators to come up with a score, and determining a threshold. It's not magic.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
The card processor collects a lot of data, presumably they would have a flag whether the card was used via a phone or real plastic. I suspect the "card used in 2 locations" thing is pretty old. Cards are supposed to have switched
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by gosub100 5mo ago
> Just the point of these drives is to get more people to give to charity. Then you use a lullaby-word as if setting up a charitable donation is as easy as saying "yes" when the checker asks if you want to give a small donation
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I would love this for poor people to fight giant corporations via 'lawfare'. It's largely unethical (just like many corporations) but just knowing how to file junk lawsuits that cost corporations millions to fight would be ni
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by gosub100 5mo ago
There will be no more historians. Their jobs will be lost to AI.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Or finding out that he was just the tip of a giant iceberg that corrupted every square inch of our government.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
And we call them the enemy
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by gosub100 5mo ago
That's about the same amount as any other beginner hobby. Welcome to being an adult and stuff costing money.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I haven't soldered in a while, but I had really good luck with the metcal models. The tips auto match the proper temp, and don't require as much cleaning. I can absolutely see how someone would hate soldering without good equipmen
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by gosub100 5mo ago
A group of whistleblowers tried to come forward about twitter before Elon bought it. There were entire departments dedicated to suppressing certain ideas and trends, while amplifying others.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Long-tail deviation from added random noise?
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Did this developer complain about token limits?
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Has anyone tried to create 3D fonts? It sounds like a ton of work but might look cool if done correctly. You could also do really cool text highlights by working with light sources and shader effects Another feature I'm looking for is
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Reminds me of the 3 minute rube Goldberg machine in "this too shall pass" by Ok Go. https://youtu.be/qybUFnY7Y8w?si=DBSqRMciDY41QPzD I thought they really did it all in one cut but there are at least two. Still a
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by gosub100 5mo ago
All LLMs do is launder other people's IP. So I don't think you invalidated any other claim.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
It sure seems real to me. although some of those HV circuits like the jacob's ladder seem way too dangerous.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
he projects a lot of is emotional issues into his work. I support what he does, but he appears to make himself miserable in the process.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
exactly, plus punishment also acts as a deterrent.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
north korea has been doing it against the US for decades. they are better at printing our currency than we are.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
> stolen From your article: "It was the last time he ever saw the phone, right before he abandoned it on bar stool, leaving to go home." Sounds like a clear cut case of theft to me. Absolutely
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by gosub100 5mo ago
So if I found a newspaper article about it, you would change your mind?
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Probably a coincidence. I didn't get any spam calls either, until I did.

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