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by gryn 3y ago
the fear is that they delusions become law. Sam Altman already tried that last year. look at how technically competent your average politician / congressman / law maker and extrapolate how easy it is to make them think that if th
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by gryn 3y ago
it's turning into your regular company run by bean counters, nothing surprising a lot of companies become like this with time.
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by gryn 3y ago
depends on which country you live in, and what you've already watched so far. I'm not one of the people complaining, but I've definitely seen my self scrolling a lot with Netflix recommending I re-watch a lot of the stuff I l
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by gryn 3y ago
because those rules obviously don't apply to them.
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by gryn 3y ago
Or they'll just make a branch entity in Japan where the government explicitly says that copyright does not apply to training AI.
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by gryn 3y ago
My bad if my response came as a rebuttal, it was more of a confusion of the circumstances that led you to do things the way you did. Was it just a lack of knowledge about arch or some esoteric setup I've never seen. I understand that a
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by gryn 3y ago
Your experience sounds weird. Reading it remind me of people who come from programming paradigm X try paradigm Y and only use methods from X only to conclude that Y sucks. Why would you use 4 package managers to do 1 thing ? Most people who
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by gryn 3y ago
a lot of chinese, korean, or japanese. basically phones targeting the asian market had them. I remember buying a phone that had a retractable antenna on the side. most you were not able to buy outside asian markets since they would probably
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by gryn 3y ago
if it's anything like what's done in france and other european countries then it's a tax on the ownership of TVs.
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by gryn 3y ago
I bought one recently, it's the first VR headset I own. As far as using it for productivity as a screen, it's more usable than I was expecting but not really the first choice I would opt for. it remind me of the days where comput
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by gryn 3y ago
but they are not even in the same price bracket, if I'm considering the vision pro (3.5k ?) then my comparison would be against the new varjo xr-4 releases that are around 4k (or 10k for the varifocal lenses version).
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by gryn 3y ago
the AR on the quest3 so far for me has been a convenient way for me to check my surroundings or do some little tasks without having to remove the headset, put it back again and re-adjust it. I don't have a quest 2 to compare with but t
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by gryn 3y ago
can't imagine all the mayhem that would bring to site. poor dang would see his workload x100
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by gryn 3y ago
I don't know if you remember the days where each phone had it own OS. It sucked, and beside playing snake there wasn't much you could do with it. you got to take things in context, the current market for mobile OSes is a duopoly s
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by gryn 3y ago
then you just need to bribe the code reviewer(s). open source is still the better answer, good luck bribing every member of the public who could potentially read public code.
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by gryn 3y ago
will it have the same kind of censorship as the GPT4-vision ? because it's a little too trigger happy from my tests.
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by gryn 3y ago
I've been using a low profile aurora sweep (34 keys) keyboard + miryoku for the last year and honestly best thing I did. It has a mouse layer that made use the mouse way less, I've even spent a month without a mouse when its batte
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by gryn 3y ago
> Religions who ban usury (now or in the past) only did so for "one's own kind" Not the case for islam, it's banned for all, regardless of being an 'in-group' or 'out-group'. And the closest financ
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by gryn 3y ago
So what's your suggestion start a 3rd initiative ? It will suffer the same same problems that Wayland has. the problem is that X is flawed at the design and level and whatever you propose that fix those design issues will face the same
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by gryn 3y ago
T+ ticket are officially phased out right now, but for some reason still work. You can install their app to buy and use electronic tickets or a temporary card where you can store electronic ticket.
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by gryn 3y ago
if staya's tweet is to be used a reference for information it's more creating a company/startup owned by msft than a creation a new division. much like their deal with github, linkedin, blizzard/activision/king
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by gryn 3y ago
yes, the safety of their power/business/bank account. despite claiming otherwise something along the lines of "The Greater Good" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUpbOliTHJY
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by gryn 3y ago
they make nothing open source, so I'm not sure why effective altruists would join it. if they can't predict and contain the consequences of their own actions, how can they predict and contain their so claimed future "AGI&quo
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by gryn 3y ago
they make nothing open source, so I'm not sure why effective altruits would join it. if they can't predict and contain the consequences of their own actions, how can they predict and contain their so claimed future AGI.
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by gryn 3y ago
researchers and academics are political withing their organization regardless of whether or not they claim to be or are aware of it. ignorance of the political impact/influence is not a strength but a weakness, just like a baby holding
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by gryn 3y ago
one thing for sure this is one hell of a quagmire /s
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by gryn 3y ago
how ? I thinks it's doing what it seeking to do. a place for pre-publications to be shared. as far I know arxiv is not a journal. it doesn't reject papers and never intended to do so. you can find many almost crackpot (meta)physic
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by gryn 3y ago
they were able to 'reproduce' the results for sience /s
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by gryn 3y ago
- Very long time to implement new features and even more time to change existing ones. - bugs that customers complain about. When asked for why you can explain how the messy codebase is causing problems and how there no bypassing it. I&#x27
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by gryn 3y ago
What baffling is how did they get this popular ? Plenty of stupid things to go around, why this specific one? Who was the marketing genius that convinced a critical mass to buy something worse than sand in the middle of the desert.

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