jacknews

11 ms·

181.
by jacknews 1y ago
You won't believe these outrageous trademarks exist! How to make you trademark sizzle with sexy!
182.
by jacknews 1y ago
"always available and will cater to a child’s every whim. But AI will never fulfill children’s deepest desires." I'm pretty sure it will be able satisfy almost every desire. But I think there's quite a confusion about de
183.
by jacknews 1y ago
Text-only is fine, but why do you need to make it look like a page of typewriter output? It kind of undermines the argument, and instead insists that the site looking like just a page of text is the important aspect.
184.
by jacknews 1y ago
"but it also meant that our ground-floor neighbors don’t have a window blocked that’s under the stairs." That's a thing you could have done, cover their window with your AC unit? It seems like something that planning regulati
185.
by jacknews 1y ago
War is peace Freedom is slavery Ignorance is strength
186.
by jacknews 1y ago
It's pretty disgusting to be honest, a captive, bored and/or stressed audience. Though I'm sure they're popular. A compromise might be if all the profits went toward perks at the base, better food, etc.
187.
by jacknews 1y ago
Payments are pretty much 'public infrastructure' at this point and should be treated the same as utilities. ie they should be required to provide service for anything legal.
188.
by jacknews 1y ago
Just looking down from Cambodia...
189.
by jacknews 1y ago
The point of tariffs is to make foreign goods (including parts) more expensive, and therefore spur a shift in production. Not to somehow make foreign firms pay more or whatever, how would that work?
190.
by jacknews 1y ago
Exactly
191.
by jacknews 1y ago
As the other reply said, and backed it up with references, while there have been plenty of smaller regional conflicts as you point out, the world in general has enjoyed an extraordinary degree of peacefulness.
192.
by jacknews 1y ago
For sure this guy is going to, already is, ruining the peace and prosperity the world has enjoyed since WW2. I suspect he will make a major war, and invoke military rule or whatever, before the next election, in order to continue in power.
193.
by jacknews 1y ago
"Endless OS: A PC as Simple as a Phone" I get the sentiment, but honestly anytime I try to use a modern smartphone it almost takes a short flight. Hidden UI gestures, active sides, functionality limited to 'popular' case
194.
by jacknews 1y ago
coq au vin?
195.
by jacknews 1y ago
but they'd save on incubating the eggs which they could otherwise use or sell.
196.
by jacknews 1y ago
Indeed, the UK airforce runs on windows and domain servers and all that MS garbage ... oh right, no longer Europe ...
197.
by jacknews 1y ago
> conservative, hateful ... authoritarian sums it up nicely
198.
by jacknews 1y ago
These might be features of large scale purpose-built scam centers, but there are myriad smaller centers occupying apartment blocks, whole floors of office towers, and of course ex-Casino buildings and so on. eg Cambodia is especially rife w
199.
by jacknews 1y ago
It seems to me a good part of the value of daily notes is to reflect and consolidate, even if the notes are never revisited. Sticking the whole mess into an LLM might be a good way to get some 'recall' use from notes, without nece
200.
by jacknews 1y ago
Lua is just a much simpler language at heart. Python does have the 'there should be one, preferably only one, way to do it' mantra, but to me it utterly fails at that, and is in fact a bit of a 'kitchen sink' or 'ar
201.
by jacknews 1y ago
The circumstances are exactly where AI is quite bad, and experienced humans very good - large, complex existing codebase, working on complex, possibly nuanced changes/fixes involving a lot of context, etc.
202.
by jacknews 1y ago
The OP isn't comparing maths. They say humans exists and are intelligent, therefore intelligence is possible in this universe. And it might well be possible in other configurations within this universe, on computers for example.
203.
by jacknews 1y ago
so? is the browser any good?
204.
by jacknews 1y ago
Someone please slip some of this stuff into various world 'leader' politicians' drinks. 'Dissolution of ego' seems like something that could be extremely beneficial for the world in some cases.
205.
by jacknews 1y ago
It stops with whoever was responsible for signing-off the final design, and that must have been the local government authority. So yes, ultimately the politician(s) should be taking this one. Certainly not the engineers, who it seems had to
206.
by jacknews 1y ago
I don't think resource use is any business of teachers to be honest. The problem with AI currently is that the students have figured out how to use it to cheat, but the teachers haven't figured out how to use it to teach. AI is he
207.
by jacknews 1y ago
So they didn't spot this 'problem' in the design review? That's who should be fired.
208.
by jacknews 1y ago
Indeed I was about to post the same. The clue is probably in the title 'moral foundations'. Some tradition, loyalty and authority might be good, or even required for society to function, but they don't define 'goodness&#
209.
by jacknews 1y ago
> with install You just connect a couple of hoses and power, surely? And I'll bet the install fee eats a huge percentage of that price.
210.
by jacknews 1y ago
Perhaps there is a limit to intelligence, and it is close to human level - already highly intellient humans start to show some problems. In that case, the concern will be how fast it runs.

More ›