grugagag

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by grugagag 2y ago
Brilliant guy. Let’s hope we haven’t killed the elevator to climb those heights. We’re living strange times, currently it seems to me the age of great men is slowly fading only to be replaced mediocrity and simulacra. Of course I have no i
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by grugagag 2y ago
It’s the approach that matters. When it gets to 99.9 percent it’s pretty good to be dangerous. At that point it would be hard to tell but not impossible. As soon as a new type problem comes out it will bork on you and need retraining. It’l
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by grugagag 2y ago
The idea with internet search was to get people to find the source of the information they were searching for. As a matter of fact a lot information indexing was requested at the source. Google did respect the bargain for a while until they
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by grugagag 2y ago
Crack what simulation exactly? You can get back into the game right now, armed with these tools such as LLMs, ML and so on.
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by grugagag 2y ago
So what? I’m not disputing that the immitation of intelligence is not good and it gets better and better every 3 months or so. But that doesn’t mean anything, even if it gets close to 99.9%. It is not real intlligence and it is quite limite
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by grugagag 2y ago
Not if we’re pretending it is any inteligent. Other than that I’m all in for new utility to come out from it. But I do see a lot of tangents off technology with claims to something it is not. I have no problem of calling that out. Why do yo
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by grugagag 2y ago
Many of these projects are inch deep into intelligence and miles deep into the current technology. Some things will see tremendous benefits but as far as artificial intelligence we’re not there yet. Im thinking gaming will benefit a lot fro
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by grugagag 2y ago
Im surprised touchscreens ever passed compliance for automobiles, in some cases they’re a downright danger.
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by grugagag 2y ago
You do it.
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by grugagag 2y ago
Yes, I used those features too and love them too.
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by grugagag 2y ago
Im working in a similar locked down env, and here more recently they lock down downloading N++ or doing updates so I have my workarounds.
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by grugagag 2y ago
Ive been meaning to try Sublime for a while now. Will try and comment my experience at a future time. Thing is N++ never dissapointed and if Sublime wins my mindshare Id be having some tough decision to make. Also N++ is free and I develope
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by grugagag 2y ago
Despite doing what you claimed you are still wrong.
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by grugagag 2y ago
Notepad++ is my daily driver for taking notes, todos, do pastes and use new tabs as buffers. It’s the most reliable place on my work machine, being always found how you left it off. Notepad++ and WinMerge are my two favorite tools. Integrat
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by grugagag 2y ago
You fundamentally misunderstand what clickbait is.
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by grugagag 2y ago
They probably will, Im sure luxury boat manufacturers learned something from this
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by grugagag 2y ago
This is not clickbait, it’s like a movement with a catchy name so it sticks. You seem to be stuck with clickbait but at the same time you don’t understand what clickbait is.
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by grugagag 2y ago
If keeping kids away from harm doesn’t mean anything to you then I can’t help you. But you probably don’t have kids or know anyone with kids nor you care.
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by grugagag 2y ago
They sell you attention to something you didn’t expect. Click and bait says it all. In this case it’s something benefic, not selling you a device or service to help you in advertised ways. It’s just campaign to get kids away form smartphone
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by grugagag 2y ago
But is it going to happen? In the next 10 to 20 years that I personally care about? And it’s not just supply, the housing market is rigged in various ways.
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by grugagag 2y ago
I personally don’t know much about quantum or IBM. How relevant are they today? Are they going to become more relevant tomorrow?
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by grugagag 2y ago
I never respond to those. Any response is an acknowlefgement they have a person on the other end and that’s to become a target for a deluge of crap. I just mark them as junk and never respond. Im not willing to provide any info to the spamm
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by grugagag 2y ago
Is voting fraud at stake here or leak info over who voted? Is it possible to infer who voted what from the leak?
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by grugagag 2y ago
Azure and AWS?
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by grugagag 2y ago
Clickbait is always to sell you something, this is the opposite. But I think the ambiguity helps, it’s not a specific cutoff date that is important but delaying the inevitable. Smartphone use at that age could bad, I’m thinking scammers par
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by grugagag 2y ago
Maybe it’s intended to use ambiguity as a means of generating a conversation that sticks.
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by grugagag 2y ago
How about silicone ones?
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3 points by grugagag 2y ago|1 comments
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by grugagag 2y ago
As an 45 year old fart im glad I kept Skibidi toilet and other memey things away from my kid and not because I hate them, I just think there’s a whole lot of better stuff to introduce to a young mind. Eg. https://thekidshouldseet
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by grugagag 2y ago
Google didn’t shit the bed, they just did whatever was profitable to them and they’ll continue doing so until they either fail or there’s no more profit to be squeezed. They dropped the “don’t be evil” motto a long tome ago.

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