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by jowea 3y ago
I think that may hold true if we put AI as one part of the greater Computer Revolution.
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by jowea 3y ago
I don't know why it doesn't work well in FF and I haven't tried troubleshooting it but I am not the only one who uses Chrome on Linux only for Netflix.
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by jowea 3y ago
Waiting to see if anything happens with worldcoin.
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by jowea 3y ago
I appreciate the cynicism but I feel that ultimately this is how a capitalist civilization does most things.
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by jowea 3y ago
I do believe what they do share is "contemporary Western values". I think both sides would agree with at least some form of the rule of law, freedom of religion, gender equality and support for liberal democracy. Don't you th
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by jowea 3y ago
I think we're talking about culturally Western here, not geopolitically Western. I can't see even a (sane) cynic call these 3 countries culturally Western unless you think being a liberal democracy automatically makes you cultural
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by jowea 3y ago
Good question now that I think about it. I guess because it was not a real issue until now because there was no Chinese app popular outside its borders? And the whole app/internet economy is still somewhat new compared to the speed at
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by jowea 3y ago
What I find somewhat strange is that you are allowed to risk the $10k... if you play the role of a mostly-client or donor and participate in pre-ordering or crowdfunding. But if you're to get back money or equity only then you get all
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by jowea 3y ago
Which is bothersome when you disagree about not needing to extract data or modify.
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by jowea 3y ago
I think that's true compared to Firefox on Linux at least.
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by jowea 3y ago
How would VLC connect to Netflix? Unless you're implying piracy.
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by jowea 3y ago
Not as funny as the experiment with SUVs and trucks drivers being more likely to swerve to hit animals on the road https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-Fp7flAWMA
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by jowea 3y ago
Says here it's enabled by default now https://www.reddit.com/r/pop_os/comments/104kbs4/zram_now_en... You can run 'zramctl' to see the current status of the zram devices.
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by jowea 3y ago
And for anyone who is on a distro who hasn't IMHO you absolute should enable it yourself on your personal machine unless you have 128GB or something.
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by jowea 3y ago
You use the processor power to compress it 2x! /s
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by jowea 3y ago
I didn't get it from the article, even through it was written by the artificial intelligence editor, did the algorithm use some machine learning something technique or is it a manually programmed calculator? Although in both cases it s
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by jowea 3y ago
Does it matter whether it is a bureaucrat executing the algorithm with paper or software on a computer? The issue must be decided somehow.
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by jowea 3y ago
Also turns out half of HN are not scientists either.
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by jowea 3y ago
I once read an old book talking about AI including something called "expert systems" which are.... human-written if-then-else trees. The saying that we stop calling things "AI" when they become well-understood is real.
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by jowea 3y ago
Does that make sense? Isn't QA time cheaper?
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by jowea 3y ago
As the other poster said, you may have been hit by pending changes protection on the pages you were hitting, which is applied to the page and not to your account. Or maybe you were so annoying you'd got yourself added to the automate
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by jowea 3y ago
Isn't anyone capable of building their own models technically sophisticated enough to get around basically any normal anti-piracy measure? Or for that matter has already downloaded all the books?
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by jowea 3y ago
I've read a bit about Wikipedia's ban policies and never saw anything about shadowbanning. You're sure the article wasn't just blocked from creation?
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by jowea 3y ago
How do you explain Stanford's Encyclopedia of Philosophy then? You'd only need a small fraction of the experts in any topic to write an article on the topic.
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by jowea 3y ago
Ultimately yes. Wikipedia tries to be verifiable and follows mainly mainstream sources. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Verifiability,_not_t...
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by jowea 3y ago
> What if we could create something that has the privacy of cash, Unless you're implying Monero I don't think so. > is uncensorable like cash Uncensorable until you get sanctioned like Tornado Cash? Or this is also about Mo
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by jowea 3y ago
But how much of the development effort for those took place in the last 5 years, even if the codebase is much older?
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by jowea 3y ago
What even is the "educational and research purposes" of such a tool?
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by jowea 3y ago
Uninstalled? Not just turned off on youtube? I'm surprised.
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by jowea 3y ago
Agreed. I think it just hit a new pet peeve of mine of people thinking treasury bonds are always zero-risk.

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