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by izzydata 3y ago
That makes it sound like android phones are at fault. It's an iOS problem where they refuse to be compatible. People who use iOS should be asking Apple to fix it if they cared about this problem at all.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Believing he built two of the most important companies of the 21st century is part of the con. The first being that they are the most important and that he built them.
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by izzydata 3y ago
The next obvious conclusion once it is established that the hyperloop concept was a con is that the person proposing it and other ideas is a con artist.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I know it will never happen. At least not anytime in the near future. There is usually a group of people advocating that using an adblocker is like stealing or killing businesses. My counter argument is that I'm fine with that. Don&#x2
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by izzydata 3y ago
If there were no ads anywhere on the internet than everything would be on an even playing field. Currently a site that offers a paid service for something that someone else gives away for free is at a huge disadvantage.
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by izzydata 3y ago
If something is not sustainable without ads that seems to imply that people are not willing to pay for it. If people aren't willing to pay for it then I'm not sure it is a good business model. Regardless of the consequences I&#x27
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by izzydata 3y ago
I have noticed the same problem. Every week they will re-enable the watch history automatically. They also changed the option from turn off watch history to pause watch history. I'm pretty sure this is an intentional change to make sur
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by izzydata 3y ago
Same. I tried a ton of things such as "Robot", "Banana", "Cheese", "Flower", etc.. and got things that were completely random.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I appreciate all these recent articles referring to it as an "LLM" rather than "AI". That way you know it is specifically about the technology instead of marketing hype.
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by izzydata 3y ago
They would have to admit that their current Orea has differed from the past despite being marketed as the same Orea that it always had been.
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by izzydata 3y ago
"The system has received too many requests recently. Please try again in a few moments." It might be getting hugged to death.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Maybe the internet did cause massive social upheaval. It just looks a lot more boring in reality than imagined. I get the feeling the most advanced LLMs won't be much different. In the future maybe that's just what we will call co
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by izzydata 3y ago
Hopefully some Youtube alternatives start popping up soon that don't exist entirely on ads.
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by izzydata 3y ago
There is no way back to the way things used to be, but that doesn't mean it can't get even worse. If your house burns down there is no going back to your house not being burned down, but it's still better to put out the fire
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by izzydata 3y ago
Those transistors better be down to the size of protons at least.
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by izzydata 3y ago
There is no such thing as AI. If math in a box is sentient then so is my desktop computer and cellphone. This is a non-issue for the foreseeable future.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I don't think they will find enough volunteers to wear robot suit spandex to do actual work.
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by izzydata 3y ago
It's awkwardness reminds me of dry British humor similar to The Office. Very few shows are like this in the US.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I'm fine with licenses too. I just think it should be made more obvious to the user and the price should reflect it's non-perpetual nature.
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by izzydata 3y ago
I agree completely. Also in practice there is almost no such thing as a perpetual license as companies can go bankrupt or just revoke your license whenever they want. They should make the exact nature of the agreement known visibly before y
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by izzydata 3y ago
They use terminology such as "purchase" to intentionally lead you to believe that it is a purchase and not renting. Also when they do make it more obvious that it is a license they make you think it is a perpetual license rather t
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by izzydata 3y ago
Has Elon actually done anything? It seems like he just buys stuff then takes credit for things that happen to do well. I am not sure he even does things in the traditional sense of a CEO directing work towards an intended vision. The most s
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by izzydata 3y ago
The amount of keyframes in animation is not even close to 24 and everything inbetween are called "tweens" for obvious reasons. From my understanding the tweens are actually drawn as well, but can be delegated to non-lead artists t
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by izzydata 3y ago
Frame interpolation is so incredibly awful looking in my opinion. Especially when it comes to animation. I can not comprehend all of the people on Youtube that take a beautiful drawn animation that is intentionally 24 frames per second and
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by izzydata 3y ago
I think the work that needs to get done is all getting done regardless, but one of the reasons executives like people in the office is to bore employees into inventing more work to do when there is nothing else they could be doing during th
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by izzydata 3y ago
Boats aren't constrained by weight like planes are. You could put any amount of batteries on a boat and get it to float and move on water. They can also be moved by wind. I may be wrong, but I also thought there existed some nuclear po
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by izzydata 3y ago
The thing that existed before planes. Boats and trains.
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by izzydata 3y ago
Governments doing whatever it takes and spending any amount to make sure they still have flying vehicles is one thing, but being an economically viable civilian mode of transportation is another.
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by izzydata 3y ago
What are the chances that planes are just not a viable mode of travel in 100 years time? It would be interesting if it only existed for less than 200 years throughout all of human history.
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by izzydata 3y ago
There is also the problem that you would pay them per month to not see ads and then they would still collect data on you and sell it. Where is this idea coming from that they are going to stop data collection just because you pay them to st

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