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by jacknews 7mo ago
Surely they could offer a cheaper 'unregulated, no guarantee' AI interpretation with a confidence rating, and an optional follow-up 'are you sure?' expert assessment at full price. OTOH they're probably planning to
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by jacknews 7mo ago
perhaps they're not directed at deeply embedded lone spies with radios in their attics, but at 'military assets' which as a matter of course can receive these transmissions on a designated schedule.
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by jacknews 7mo ago
Fewer and fewer, as the whole world electrifies.
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by jacknews 7mo ago
so much for 'democracy' keep voting until you get the right answer at least EU are voting I suppose. some governments just go ahead and mass-surveil illegally
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by jacknews 7mo ago
Recommended stack for this? Wordpress? I can immediately some problems to do with content formats. Fro example, facebook lets you have a 'montage' of photos, but instagram only shows one. The music available is heavily restricted
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by jacknews 7mo ago
lol, the website reminds me of tropes like the professional cleaner whose house is messy, the chef who eats instant noodles at home, or the haut couture fashion designer who only wears jeans and tees. The colour expert whose website is mono
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by jacknews 7mo ago
This looks like a blame allocation exercise to me. The seniors will now be directly responsible for all the AI slop that goes in. But how can they possibly properly review reams of code to a sufficient degree they can personally vouch for i
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by jacknews 7mo ago
I'm beginning to think that the problem of 'late capitalism' is quite related to the ability of companies to acquire other companies. Thereby eating their competition, either by stifling upcoming competitors or to gain degree
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by jacknews 7mo ago
anyway, another vote here, for anti-capitalism it's a nearly useless shadow alphabet and we can dispense with much other punctuation if we simply structure text semantically
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by jacknews 7mo ago
The navigation is broken on this for me. If I zoom in, the mouse panning is still at the zoomed out level. I mean I have to move the mouse increasingly accurately and in small increments as I zoom in, as though I'm still panning the zo
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by jacknews 7mo ago
Exactly, massive price increases with the fake tariffs, hiring freezes because 'AI can do it all', who knew these things might affect jobs?
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by jacknews 8mo ago
"American heroes may be lost", Trump said. He argued this would be a necessary price to pay to inflict damage. lol. "Some of you will lose your lives. But that's a price I'm willing to pay"
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by jacknews 8mo ago
I usually have egg on toast with plenty of butter. The combination sits squarely in the dark region I think. I also get up early and it is often actually dark.
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by jacknews 8mo ago
what a mess and, i'll bet, just the first of many
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by jacknews 9mo ago
This seems obvious but I guess needs 'official research' to register. A quote I remember from a coleage - 'They wouldn't give me a pay rate rise, so I gave myself one, by working less hours in a day'
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by jacknews 9mo ago
This wouldn't be so bad if the connections were standardized, but every manufacturer has their own standard, and sometimes don't even stick to it across their own products. If this was standardized, you'd just buy a new blade
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by jacknews 9mo ago
It did not appear to me that she attempted to run him over - just to get away. So sad for the way your country is going, thanks to just one man and his sycophants or manipulators, and worried for the implications around the world.
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by jacknews 9mo ago
exactly wtf is up with this website, firefox doesn't show t's, random f's, d's - it's a complete mess.
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by jacknews 9mo ago
You want to speed-run the bible? I'd like a 'true or false' game based on those quotes, but then it might be unbalanced.
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by jacknews 10mo ago
This has been planned since Trump's first term, so it's definitely not opportunism, but at the same time I think you're right that there's a personal element. But it's overwhelmed by the geopolitics. China invests i
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by jacknews 10mo ago
This has been planned since Trump's first stint, where he declared fentanyl to be a 'weapon of mass destruction', and Maduro to be a 'narco-terrorist' (never mind that the fentanyl comes from China via Mexico). This
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by jacknews 10mo ago
Think of it like getting AI to write your boilerplate and that annoying-to-use API, so you can focus on the architecture and the difficult bits.
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by jacknews 10mo ago
Sinclair zx80 then an Acorn Atom when I was a kid. You couldn't do much with them if you couldn't program, so...
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by jacknews 10mo ago
Thanks. Should I include the underscores?
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by jacknews 10mo ago
oh no, that might put upward pressure on Amazon employee salary demands!
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by jacknews 10mo ago
This is great keep going. I find mis-en-place is a great optimization, especially if you have kids. For hot water, I have a 2L thermos which I keep filled with boiling water to make hot drinks, with a quick reboil if necessary, and also to
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by jacknews 10mo ago
It's a war now?
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by jacknews 10mo ago
And far beyond the region
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by jacknews 10mo ago
If you have to do this 4-5 days a week, sure, but what if you only have a couple of days of meetings? Seems ideal just as a cheap and safe place to crash privately for a night.
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by jacknews 10mo ago
This sounds like the future to me. For example, you tell the AI you're looking to buy an apartment, show some options. It'll spin up an interactive map with layers of prices, amenities, etc. Ask it to warp the map projection to sh

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