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by gs17 1y ago
Not even Democrats in control, the amount of income tax-related lobbying should prevent it alone.
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by gs17 1y ago
From Wikipedia: > FairTax is a fixed rate sales tax proposal introduced as bill H.R. 25 in the United States Congress every year since 2005. An R-GA sponsors it every year and it never gets further than "introduced", with fewer
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by gs17 1y ago
> or do you want the US to lead this next generation of industrialization? The current administration's actions are not meaningfully helping push us towards that. There are plenty of things they could do to help motivate that, but w
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by gs17 1y ago
I'm surprised Meta hasn't decided to remove human moderators from the equation entirely. For Marketplace, they at least used to be happy with automated moderation that mostly removed false positives, and now they don't seem t
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by gs17 1y ago
It's pretty funny reading https://www.quora.com/What-made-Luis-Von-Ahn-start-Duolingo/... now: > So, the largest part of the market was not being addressed because there was no great way to make money from them
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by gs17 1y ago
I don't think it was ever known for being high quality, it was known for being "accessible" and then they forgot about what their original goals were. They got pretty disappointing IMO when real languages were in need of upda
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by gs17 1y ago
Hopefully, tools can adapt to integrate documentation better. I've already run into this with GitHub Copilot, trying to use Svelte 5 with it is a battle despite it being released most of a year ago.
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by gs17 2y ago
> Time dilation is handled by increasing perceptual "frame rate" via guided cognitive entrainment — aiming for 4:1 compression. Can you explain what this is supposed to mean?
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by gs17 2y ago
Great, would you happen to know what's used in this video?
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by gs17 2y ago
Is the robot platform they're using something they've developed themselves? The paper doesn't seem to mention any details outside of sensors and actuators.
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by gs17 2y ago
> It has been shown that the optimal location for the ball to hit the headpin is 6 cm offset from the center, and the optimal entry angle for the ball to be incident to the pin at is 6° The ideal isn't straight on.
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by gs17 2y ago
> 1. Buy a book you genuinely want to read (if not genuinely interested, you will lose motivation). This has been my issue. There's a really small set of novels I enjoy. The better (but not good) recommendations have been to re-read
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by gs17 2y ago
They supposedly have a new R2 model coming within a month.
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by gs17 2y ago
That's my case. My old place had a brand new one and it did everything perfectly. My new place has one that's pretty old and not only does it need a pre-rinse, it doesn't even dry things (and unlike my old one, it needs a rin
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by gs17 2y ago
I'd say it's Psycho-Pass more than Minority Report. They're fishing for latent criminals.
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by gs17 2y ago
In the context of this post, it's bigger than that. Eve would be a government employee who can likely make new "human" profiles for Mal instead of using her own. Any centralized "human" identification system so we
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by gs17 2y ago
The sentence "Even AI gets it right..." implies they do not think it's a source of truth, they think it's embarrassing for it to get it right and a human not to.
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by gs17 2y ago
Agreed, it feels like something someone who had never had a conversation with a human being that strongly disagreed with them would write. If it was an introspective question meant to question the framing of trying to convince people throug
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by gs17 2y ago
> It's infuriating that there is a reliance on user reporting to find and report COMPLETELY OBVIOUS fake reviews on Amazon. Have they removed reviews you report? I've only ever heard of them removing legitimate negative reviews
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by gs17 2y ago
> Amazon's return policy means that you aren't really taking a risk Depends how much you buy. If you end up returning too much stuff, Amazon will ban you.
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by gs17 2y ago
It's difficult because people are trying to figure out where you obtained this hypothetical watermarked image from (that you can't get a non-watermarked version of) and what you plan on doing with it after besides looking at it yo
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by gs17 2y ago
You're correct, making a derivative work isn't automatically "illegal". But what can you do with the de-watermarked image?
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by gs17 2y ago
The legitimate uses feel kind of rare. Maybe there's some stock photo abandonware out there (questionable "legitimacy", but it's not so out there)? Maybe someone bought stock photos from a company that went bankrupt and
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by gs17 2y ago
The post seems to be up now and seems to compare it slightly favorable to Claude 3.7.
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by gs17 2y ago
People like the animation too, there's no reason to gatekeep Moomin of all things.
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by gs17 2y ago
I don't think there's any reason to gatekeep this so strongly. The original anime and it's sequel, maybe, but both Tove and Lars Jansson were heavily involved with other series. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by gs17 2y ago
> we'd offer upgrades That's part of the difference. With a subscription model, you don't need customers to want to buy your upgrades (they're forced to pay for them), you benefit the most from locking them into you
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by gs17 2y ago
I think they're not orthogonal. Meaningful "giving" will likely be "authentic" as well.
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by gs17 2y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-45202-3 is pretty similar to that, they randomized AI/human-made labels and participants considered the exact same piece less valuable and less creative when labeled as A
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by gs17 2y ago
The block lists presented as a solution are a part of why I didn't care to stick around on Bluesky. 99% of what I did was manually blocking/muting people who I wouldn't want to interact with. The site almost never presented m

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