jambalaya8

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by jambalaya8 5d ago
I am thinking it might be less about the damages (which the tenants are obliged to pay for anyway) and more about the extra work the property must do to deal with noise complaints, escaped pets, possible legal actions, hassles the maintenan
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by jambalaya8 5d ago
What will anyone do? What will anyone feel their purpose would be? Can't all have the same one, either. What will the planet 'need' homo sapiens for (arguably it never needed homo sapiens at all)? Would anyone's time or
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by jambalaya8 7d ago
Nicely, though depressingly, put. Likely more responsible for the high levels of dementia and alzheimers etc than people want to believe.
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
I am aware of this. As I am aware they at times decide not to give anyone one... shrug. Mathematicians were somewhat wiser in the 1960s but the biologists and social sciences never were.
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
waiting for the actual Prodigy Corp. to show up and offer to buy your username out? <my own consternation, stated>
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
No, man. I am saying the name often gets parsed oddly, even in simple apps like speech to text that then gets processed through something else. It takes a lot of work to get an agent to see a name, there. you probably don't think about
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
lol i love playing with food labels. the things it spits out for anything de papa in an otherwise English paragraph is terrifying. ai must solve the spanglish potato problem. also the spanglish con issue.
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
receiving a prize for math or any other discipline doesn't even mean the person was right or truthful. just sayin'.
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
if you mean blowing one's own whistle or tooting one's own horn, yes. if you mean done for not some form of personal reward, while we have had our occasional moments we are not generally known for being in the position where any o
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
I have noticed AI and many language models have a hard time (maybe the hardest of any Anglaicised name) with the name Daniel. fwiw.
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by jambalaya8 8d ago
Hi, was wondering if you would be alright with a github set private fork done by someone else if they got bored and wanted to add some private features? Thanks. Now back to my steak frites! :9
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
well, glad someone finally figured out how to measure human suffering.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
sure but they were picked because Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. but who knows maybe that was Germany bombing us or them and we just were ignorant.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
to be fair a link from september 2014 (almost twelve years ago) about things that occurred in 1945 (almost (relatively) a century ago), in the brains of people that were not even alive yet, and even if they were, unable to process the event
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
actually my comment was not really about how america waited to get involved in ww2, then finally did, back almost a hunded years ago (that is, this is not a veiled reference to some other time or place); it was about the USA's quest fo
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
cool. as long as we are clear people are free to commit mass genocide and i dunno peel peoples' skin back or i dunno, something out of a robin wiliams scifi movie or phosphorus bombing or something with what you have invented. just tr
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Eh the dude who played Minecraft that named himself after that one Doctorow story couldn't even survive the first year of COVID.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
All due respect, but how would anyone survive, no less find a way to make anything like the average income of any of us on HN, in a world that made not just some 'patents' free but removed property and invention such as the extrem
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
This needs a joke about unbelievable denseness.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
So said every ponzi schemer in history.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
sorta trenchant problem for big AI
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Most of these jobs were already essentially taken away by outsourcing. It is so disturbing that countries like Australia only offer work visas for jobs that are difficult to fill, and only in certain locations as needed, but America actuall
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Super psyched for the upcoming Mac Mini. Maybe the old NUC can be tossed.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Of all of the side effects, the top-down worst problem will be the effects on phytoplanktons, and how that will affect the marine, and thus terrestrial, food chain.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Yes it sucks. Much worse in Central America than Asia, apparently (many places will let you use the bathroom but they aren't very clean and many lack toilet paper or soap). Most of (non-EU, anyway) Europe is more kind about using facil
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
Seen and heard of chimera but only witnessed other people running it. It's a little too arcane for my tastes. Pity you abandoned Windows before even winsock/trumpet came out.
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Characterizing the spiral: potential mechanisms in AI-associated delusions(nature.com)
5 points by jambalaya8 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
A lot of places also don't really like icloud addresses in general. This is one of Apple's better offerings though.
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
I mean, workarounds wouldn't be hard, just annoying, anyway. Like an extra step or two (take a screenshot, change the image format, wipe the metadata; or print, take photo with camera, clean up in something like gimp, same other steps)
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by jambalaya8 1mo ago
I would have called BS on that before but I think now I would just call BS on the part where it was people like Bezos or whatever. It seems there is a neverending number of people who would do the same. Look at the stories about the sunflow

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