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by kkarakk 2y ago
yes it does seem that way although i also have seen a lot of people using chatgpt to give them code in languages that they do not want to learn for whatever reason - but are smart enough to debug the code to get it to a level they want. lot
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by kkarakk 2y ago
this whole subthread is an example of things most people would prefer not to see but have successfully trained themselves to ignore over the course of their lives. excessive moralizing, being reminded that things are there for a reason etc
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by kkarakk 2y ago
yeah and consequently users have been trained to ignore UAC warnings or just disable them as irritants.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
i think it holds true that violent uprisings are "allowed" to happen by elites. they may mutate out of control once they happen and change targets but it takes a LOT of "people in power" looking the other way/tacitl
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by kkarakk 3y ago
The service didn't even work if you signed up for google one from most of the world and then they discontinue it coz of low usage? Pretty funny stuff
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by kkarakk 3y ago
i wouldn't be surprised if the feature was just broken, ars website works really poorly
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Interesting, thank you for answering!
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by kkarakk 3y ago
devil's advocate - all of these things you mentioned MUST be accomplished to raise a kid- whatever hobby your kid picks up you will be forced to partake of. cooking and fitness are a must.if you fall apart you cannot take care of your
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by kkarakk 3y ago
yes but couldn't the countries that want to do simulations just buy through india/saudi arabia etc?
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by kkarakk 3y ago
>as just about every country except North Korea honors the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty i don't think this is correct - https://www.nti.org/education-center/treaties-and-regimes/co... there are 8
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by kkarakk 3y ago
depends on what your personal filters are - i've always felt like a large amount of the things i see on the internet are clearly shaped in some artificial way. either by a "raid" by some organized group seeking to shape disco
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by kkarakk 3y ago
because it doesn't stop at personal security - they participate in the forums set up by ring and share videos of "problematic activity". that is a fundamental part of owning a ring camera - if you just cared about personal se
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by kkarakk 3y ago
As andy warhol said - "Art is what you can get away with". Kanye gets a (heavily frowned upon)pass because there is an inherent artistic and cultural commentary sensibility to the video.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
There are sex workers who already use AI tech to produce images of themselves trained on their pictures - for eg, https://www.susu.bot/ (NSFW) This is likely the (near) future of this tech, you can't control it only mo
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by kkarakk 3y ago
intermittent reinforcement is focused on providing motivation when the person needs it - based on some intrinsic understanding of the effort's stressors - instead of rewarding the effort itself. poorer background kids tend get rewards
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by kkarakk 3y ago
might be a naive take but i think LLMs will improve the ease with which maintenance can happen. one of the major problems with older tech is finding people who are willing to work in that domain for cheap - LLMs seem to trivialise that.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Apple however makes their own content w/ Apple TV so if the headset takes off Netflix will be forced to adopt whatever standard Apple is making. Let's be real - watching 2D video on a VR headset feels dumb whether you're do
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by kkarakk 3y ago
if you are in a neighborhood where everyone makes above a certain level of money literally every door has one. this is true across countries even(the cameras might not be called ring tho) turns out people do want a surveillance state, they
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by kkarakk 3y ago
so the solution is piracy
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by kkarakk 3y ago
your example argues against your point.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
any advice for buying a mac includes the tagline "get the max storage device that you can afford", i think mac's engineering is highly responsible for that mindset. people like you can claim it's not profitable but it do
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by kkarakk 3y ago
the only people who use the term cracker are people trying to critique the ethicality of hacking.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Once you've seen a rocket land itself Musk looks like a visionary - that was the turning point for me personally. I'm a huge space nerd and Musk seems to understand future trends and how to get in early regardless of how it looks
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by kkarakk 3y ago
From what i've understood reading about the rebrand - broad strokes - he wants "X" to be an all in one portal to future internet experiences like metaverse/AI/crypto. Kinda like metaverse stuff at Meta but instead o
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Every game informs you about telemetry in the EULA nowadays. It doesn't even do it in complicated jargon it literally says "we collect data on the way you play - agree or disagree?" You have to agree or disagree before starti
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Devil's advocate - I personally wonder if having the average person be able to understand math is essential sometimes. Between smartphones having conversational agents that can do math to things like tax/tipping calculators being
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by kkarakk 3y ago
isn't this by design coz apple's business practice includes storage upsell? if you are an avg mac consumer running out of space constantly and hitting that issue- you ask support/genius and they tell you to buy a bigger capac
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by kkarakk 3y ago
i guess that explains why they don't install that automatically, was wondering about that.
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by kkarakk 3y ago
Is there some reason the installer doesn't install the dependencies?
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by kkarakk 3y ago
>Now, in 5 minutes you can make a squarespace page, which is still impressive, but nowhere near something you could get a job doing. there are tons of ppl who just need an interface that lets them efficiently gather money for their good&

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