karlgkk

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by karlgkk 4mo ago
Woaw! You could use a space cadet keyboard with this!!1!
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I’d gone here as a young child in school, and then went as part of a team building afternoon. Massive Deja Vu in front of all of my coworkers
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I didn’t say any of that either, all I said was for ai, one type of task is easier than another I said nothing about a human’s capabilities, which are most certainly different than an AI’s This is the second time you’ve said a bunch of stuf
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I didn’t say it wasn’t :) All i said is that one type of task is easier than another
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
Wow that sure sounds smart! The problem, of course, is that generating a one time solution to a problem is a much easier problem space than a many-input task with human product concerns
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> Do you think terrorists are really going to name their Bluetooth speaker "bomb"? Do you think this behaviour has any meaningful true positives? You know how they ask you if you have any contraband or if you’re a terrorist or
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
Currency conversions is a fantastically more complicated task than most people realize. Also, performing transforms.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I also live in my mom's basement and write currency libraries.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> that answers to the user rather than to you. You cannot out-shout it, and there is no appeal. "now here's a list of how to get around that!"
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
A lot of vintage restorers don't like him and people like him because he goes Wow! Look at This! and then suddenly a bunch of middle aged men with beards have that exact thing on their shelf. And those of us doing preservation and rest
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> If a machine can do my job then I can work on something more interesting Oh my god, you don't get it. The more interesting thing? Someone else is already automating doing that exact interesting thing you are doing now. All the wa
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
On the flip side, people think AI is magic: too much magic. Even with large advances in reasoning and actionability, it still makes insane mistakes and it's wildly prone to prompt attacks. That is a fundamental flaw in the technology.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> This doesn't make sense It doesn’t make sense if you think that water incursion has the same solution space as sinking land It doesn’t make sense if you think New Orleans is the only city with this problem So of course, it doesn’t
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> I wonder why CNN have decided to highlight oceans rising and not mention land sinking anywhere in the entire article? Is it possible they have an agenda? Because water incursion is a much more difficult thing to deal with, in terms of
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I didn’t copy paste it.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
If the author bothered to write it, then I can be bothered to read it.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
If you can’t be bothered to write it, I can’t be bothered to read it.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
> for no technical reason whatsoever Bold of you to state that without anything to back up your claim. Maybe it’s true, maybe it isn’t, but you shouldn’t state it as fact unless you have information backing it up
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I have a $140 Lenovo education market laptop I got from their site, new. It doesn’t have a built in Ethernet port but I taped an L shaped usb dongle to the back. I use it as a terminal mostly. So I feel like if this costs more than $400, it
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
If it’s not cheap, then what differentiates it from a $150 Linux laptop and $30 dongle
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
Yeah man you missed the point. Gold is not good as an investment vehicle. As a daily currency, it also has sharp downsides, but at least it’s not all bad.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
It’s turing complete so you could compile almost any language to regex. You might have to build a vm for some languages, also in regex. The point is, it’s regex all the way down.
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
To be fair, the companies that install these often choose locations where large amounts of people are exiting or encountering the billboard at the intended angle. The trick also works much better if it's a surprise (your brain doesn&#x
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by karlgkk 5mo ago
I don’t know about android, but iOS has some pretty interesting architecture to prevent and sandbox that kind of attack They put a lot of deliberate work to enable this feature in a way that is hard to exploit And it really sounds like Goog
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
ironically, some of the controls in gcfd have a good probability of detecting a human versus a robot!
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
neither 1 nor 2 can prove you're a human. sorry
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
Considering the problem space, and comparing your speech recognition to what cars have, I think you’ll find your onstar system is worse in every way So for all of the reasons you stated, I’ve strongly come to the opposite conclusion
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
> As someone who got into a rollover accident which ended with my car upside down on a freeway, hearing only the onstar person talking to me while half conscious, this is sad. My phone does this now. Most phones do it now.
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
> Tbf, their harness was surprisingly ahead of the curve for most of the last year.. Yeah and now it’s not. We’ll see if they have the product ability to retake the lead, although I suspect not.
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by karlgkk 6mo ago
Also just the sheer value of brute force. 80 hours! 80 hours of just trying shit!

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