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jachee
3y ago
Don’t some of the existing gaming-oriented headsets do hand-tracking now? Does that not translate to controlling games on those sets?
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Also, as a single point of anecdata: My $129 stylus spends the vast majority of the time magneted to the top of my iPad while my fingers do the actual work. It’s not exactly a regret, but as a not-really-an-artist, it’s… probably money I
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3y ago
It may not have been conscious, proactive “training”, but before you ever picked up your camera you’d been exposed (pardon the pun) to thousands (at least) of photos others had taken. That unconscious exposure still counts, even if you don’
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3y ago
That’s been the trajectory of capitalism for centuries. This is just an accentuation and further acceleration thereof.
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3y ago
Yeah, this is the Vision Pro. That leaves room in Apple’s usual nomenclature for Vision Air, Vision Max, Vision Mini, Vision SE, and just plain Vision. The high-end system spec is to ensure there’s no tethering requirement, thus the compute
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3y ago
The anarchist and hard-left socialist personae AIs are certainly not being particularly corporate… It’s still fairly interesting, though.
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3y ago
Pretty sure that’s literally how patent trolls work.
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3y ago
Linking to the site itself (especially when that’s what you searched for) isn’t the same as linking to a torrent to infringing content would be.
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3y ago
All it saves is a light blinking at you. A bit of electrical tape will also solve that problem.
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3y ago
That second POS sounds like it also matches the colloquial definition of the initialism. :)
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3y ago
I once used that as my number at Garage Center, then didn’t shop there for ~10 years. When I went back, I’d forgotten. The kid at the register tried looking me up by email, my actual cell number, my previous one, and then finally resorted t
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3y ago
I grew up in rural Mississippi. A few years back, a few coworkers pointed out that sometimes my accent weirdly sneaks out when I’m particularly deep in talking about tech that I love and know well. But yeah, most of the time, people are lik
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3y ago
Client-attorney communication is explicitly privileged/protected.
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3y ago
A combo of StopTheMadness and a pi-hole works well for me.
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3y ago
Seems like literally everyone on HN tonight is right there with you. Reading all these comments, I’m feeling equally lonely as a fan (but admittedly seldom a customer ) of basically everything TE does.
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3y ago
And some of us at 45+ are top-end techs who will continue to avoid managing (and burning out) like the plague.
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3y ago
I get a spare USB-C port from my Magic Keyboard. I generally plug the charger into it and something else into the on-board port, but I have the option to put devices into both ports.
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3y ago
On reddit, they coyly suggested[0] that their account may have kept its spoils. [0] - https://reddit.com/r/MagicArena/comments/1385b90/_/jiwp6jk/?...
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3y ago
> Very important to qualify (through studies) whether this is the cause of rheumatoid arthritis, or just one of a number of precipitating things. The answer will tell us whether treating/preventing Subdoligranulum is a silver bullet
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3y ago
In what way(s) does training a language model make the world worse?
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3y ago
Food for thought: Under what license did you publish this comment?
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Writer/Artist/Dev: “I think publishing this work will improve the world in some way. I’ll put it out there on the public internet for all the world to see for free.” AI Model Training: *processes said work.* This will improve th
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4y ago
How does that hold in the case that connections among neurons exchange state information via subatomic particles?
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> Using AI as a tool to create art takes nothing away from anyone who spent time learning a skill or craft that they use in their own pursuit of expression. Except all those artists’ art being used without their consent to train these mo
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4y ago
> globalists Oh look, a racist dog whistle.
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4y ago
> unknown book, ages past Reminds me of Douglas Adams’s description of where the Aliens posted their plans to bulldoze Earth: “But the plans were on display…”. “On display? I eventually had to go down to the cellar to find them.” “That’s
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4y ago
I would hope they’re training it to recognize and not suggest API keys. I would emphasize that as an explicitly important part of its initial definition-of-self/prompt.
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4y ago
Seems like an attempt at a technical solution to a human problem. My most-frequent swapped-order experience is from couriers running for multiple dispatchers. Rather than getting my order from DoorDash for Jake A, I got one from UberEats w
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4y ago
My semi-educated guess is verifying server status to know which endpoints are available.
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4y ago
Copy edit suggestion: > know to whom your Apps are talking to. Pick one instance of ‘to’ and delete the other. :)
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