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iammjm
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sadly my distraction is device-agnostic, so if my phone gets blocked I can just go for my laptop, PC or tablet
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iammjm
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No it wasn’t, it’s very much still there when using voice mode
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iammjm
1y ago
There is a difference between dying at 40 and dying at 80. Also, I see no reason why people couldn't live for, say, 200 years or even indefinitely. I think it is an engineering problem that can be solved and I wish we as humanity alloc
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iammjm
1y ago
Arma Reforger has very good mods depicting drone combat like flying fpvs and bomber drones. Bohemia interactive simulations also focuses on drones in their newest warsim release
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ChatGPT Is Becoming a Religion [video]
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iammjm
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Disgusting. Yet another reason for Europe to ditch US-tech. Its also interesting to see how the US managed within a couple of month to destroy its trust, influence and soft-power it has built over many decades. Kinda like Musk did, but on a
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iammjm
1y ago
It's Hal who ate the mold and who's blasted at the "beginning" of Infinite Jest
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iammjm
2y ago
>responsible for protecting a bunch of far-away places that don't share their values You mean Europe? There's literally not a place in the world (except for Canada and Australia) that shares as many common values with the US as
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iammjm
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Europeans were perfectly happy to buy American tech und military exports, thus earning U.S. money and making EU technologically and politically dependent from the U.S. - it really was perfect for the U.S. But the US decided that it was actu
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iammjm
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hating fascists and bullies never went out of style and I hope it never will
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*at least 33% of the region. there is no point in sugar-coating this. if you live there and feel misrepresented, then its up to you to stand up and speak up and try to turn the tide
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iammjm
2y ago
Exactly, fuck US-products as long as Agent Orange is in power. I never really cared about where my goods come from, but suddenly I do after a month of #47.
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iammjm
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"Free world" my ass. As a European, the US has always been my favorite country and I've been basically universally pro-US all my life. The Recent US decisions managed to turn it 180 degrees for me, in a matter of basically a
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iammjm
2y ago
You could use ODM to generate a point cloud and then use OpenSplat on it - both are open source and free software: https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/ODM / https://github.com/pierotofy/OpenSplat
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Here I was perfectly happy with how things are. Alas, thanks to the advertisement now I've realized all the imperfections of my life that can only be remediated by the advertised products
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2y ago
Very cool, it got me right even though I am not an easy case, as I speak several languages and not use my mother tongue much anymore
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iammjm
2y ago
Very cool and works well (Edge 64-bit 131.0.2903.86 / win10)
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iammjm
2y ago
thats a big jump from 20 to 200 bucks (chatgpt plus vs chatgpt pro). What can pro do that would justify the 10x price increase?
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iammjm
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Why did clothes ever become NOT boring in the first place? Clothes are above all something that warms/protects/hides us from the world. Aesthetic contemplations are really just an afterthought. Also, "fashion" is one of
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iammjm
2y ago
You should study some recent history. One place for you to start would be to look up "Appeasement" on wikipedia
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iammjm
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Remember how all the peace offers stopped Hitler and fascism from conquering Europe? No? Because they didnt. Weapons and materiel did.
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Right now I’m on a train from southern Poland to north-western Germany, about 1200 kilometres apart, after visiting my family, as I do about twice a year, and going back to where I live and work. My parents have both passed 60 recently. Ho
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iammjm
2y ago
I can't decide if it's more like a 1930s Europe or the Fall of Rome -type situation
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iammjm
2y ago
So does Tesla FSD use cameras to create point clouds in real time with photogrammetry that they then segment and classify via AI and act accordingly, or is it something else entirely?
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I dont think "doing nothing" is enough - the mind, at least mine, will often wander into ugly places if left truly alone. What I think is needed is a conscious & repeated effort of sustaining attention away from past or future
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There’s this part in Prousts In search of a lost time where he recounts eating a certain sweets that kinda teleports him back to a moment in his childhood. I too experienced a similar thing once while visiting someone who just wiped their f
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How do they recognise someone is asking the naughty questions? What qualifies as naughty? And is banning people for asking naughty questions seriously their idea of safeguarding against naughty queries?
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How is typing a query in a chat window “much lower” vs typing the query in Google?
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Out of safety reasons? In Europe I never even considered checking if the plates match, i also wouldn't care if they didn't
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Calling it "bad luck" is unfair. leaders don't become leaders out of the blue or without at least a portion of the society's support. Freedom has its price. The French paid the price as they rebelled against the aristocr
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