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by kfarr 4y ago
These articles debating consciousness of gpt variants reminds me of the debate about what “colour” are your bits: https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 If the outcome is the same does it matter if the bits that constructe
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by kfarr 4y ago
"A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm." Is a nice theory...
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by kfarr 4y ago
Honestly surprised they still plan to officially announce this year.
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by kfarr 4y ago
It could be coordination but unlikely to be collusion, some of the FAANG already made that mistake
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by kfarr 4y ago
The proper public API notably does not provide access to the raw video steam making it useless for many use cases
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by kfarr 4y ago
It's like the new crud but instead of designing the database tables and columns you're tweaking the prompts.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Curious how much history the "Plus" version can retain? My biggest grip with the free version is having to provide context for each prompt is really annoying, and then to lose the context after undetermined time period feels like
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by kfarr 4y ago
Funny I never thought of that now obvious fact that a radio transmitter like this will suck so much power it'd cost a bunch in electricity
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yeah but iirc because of atmospheric density it's not crazy to build a floating habitat. At least no crazier then the tech required to get a crew and equipment to Venus in the first place
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by kfarr 4y ago
Overall good analysis but this one quote is kinda crazy if you think about it "I put a little effort into avoiding grey areas (not filing chargebacks to Google, not taking pictures of my kids in the bath) but otherwise don't worry
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by kfarr 4y ago
Totally and that extends to the high cost of infrastructure further down the pipe. Back haul, switching equipment, redundant satellite links, etc. The high cost of the studio camera is just the beginning. Having truly reliable "six nin
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by kfarr 4y ago
Yeah agreed, there will never be a big market for studio cameras but that's ok
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by kfarr 4y ago
TLDR: The lens and pro accessories
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by kfarr 4y ago
My first response was also positive. Cleaner yet persistent nav to jump around quickly
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by kfarr 4y ago
Bored on a Virgin America flight back in the day I somehow stumbled on this with their infotainment unit.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Can confirm with Android phones and vr headsets that ADB access can definitely be affected by choice of cable. Talk about face palm, but it is what it us
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by kfarr 4y ago
For me it's the crypto bots. Out of control. Stopped looking at notifications for a while because it was always randos pumping air drops and nfts
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by kfarr 4y ago
Could be both! APIs decay, someone makes the realization those APIs feed third party clients, and same someone decides it's not a priority with limited labor to fix.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Agreed, you can really identify jerk motions in vehicles. But snap, crackle, pop? Seems almost like a joke at that point
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by kfarr 4y ago
That quote describes the entire life of a field mouse. Nature is dystopian
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by kfarr 4y ago
And extremely sedentary lifestyle in US
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by kfarr 4y ago
4D chess to get red states to buy electric cars
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by kfarr 4y ago
We are mistaking this for a splash when instead it is the ripple before the shock wave
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by kfarr 4y ago
Then they develop a 5km long linear city in the Goldilocks zone called The Line
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by kfarr 4y ago
> Authors Hajo Adam and Adam Galinsky wanted to explore that nature of what they call “enclothed cognition,” the effect that the clothes we are wearing have on our psychology
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by kfarr 4y ago
Coming from a corn-fed midwesterner who got his license as soon as legally possible, car ownership is totally silly. We are all fleet managers of extremely complicated mechanical objects with huge liabilities from a financial, legal and mor
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by kfarr 4y ago
> That's just a different way of saying that you never have any cargo (children, groceries, etc) to move. We have plenty of cargo (children and groceries) and do not own a car.
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by kfarr 4y ago
Perfect example of fundamental attribution error
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by kfarr 4y ago
Lol same here! I wrote a barebones BBS in QBasic when I was in 6th grade = 11 year old. Only had like 5 users all of whom were friends, still good times!
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by kfarr 4y ago
Probably too much entropy with VIN numbers but could imagine brute forcing to activate as many vehicles as possible as fast as possible

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