korse

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by korse 11mo ago
I don't understand the UX complaints? I thought we needed to re-wild the web and do more weird shit when we feel like it?
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by korse 11mo ago
I happen to heartily agree with you but now we're talking taste and... yeah.
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by korse 11mo ago
Adblock should be mandatory. Just like bug repellent and sunscreen.
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by korse 11mo ago
I think you're taking this too far. First off, limiting screen time and access to feeds while making sure kids are socialized is generally a good thing regardless of where they decide to go in life. Computers that make things a bit &#x
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by korse 1y ago
Out of curiosity, roughly where are you from?
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by korse 1y ago
Well said.
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by korse 1y ago
But deep fried, richly seasoned mushrooms pair so well with steak and a cigar...
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by korse 1y ago
You're thinking of temperature and viscosity parameters. Read the data sheets and look for those terms, or look for manufacturers of pumps that maximize both.
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by korse 1y ago
Out the window with you!
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by korse 1y ago
Lynx works well.
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by korse 1y ago
Excellent books.
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by korse 1y ago
Isn't that kind of the point though? The machine are sort of doing it because they love/envy us?
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by korse 1y ago
> A whole lot of people work in corps Agree > Pretty sure they know how corps work. Hard disagree
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by korse 1y ago
:Edit, not anymore kek Somehow this is currently the top comment. Why? Most non-quantitative content has value due to a foundation of distinct lived experience. Averages of the lived experience of billions just don't hit the same, and
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by korse 1y ago
Yeah. One of the first things I try with language models is ask them to play Zork. Tends to work ok for a couple of rooms and then falls apart hard. There just aren't any guardrails in place and so I usually end up in a room full of bu
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by korse 1y ago
Come to rizon. Start with #chat and branch out from there. Lurk moar.
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by korse 1y ago
Above ground power lines are a sin.
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by korse 1y ago
>Most companies resemble a command economy on the inside. A whole lot of people need to be frequently reminded of this.
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by korse 1y ago
The geofenced part is what I failed to consider. I guess you can't consider it general purpose unless you can just throw the system into a new environment with a reasonable probability of success.
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by korse 1y ago
>Current AI has not yet mastered full self-driving of cars in general conditions. I am inclined to agree but Waymo seems to provide a counterpoint? Is this because they have a good system for keeping human managers in the loop?
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by korse 1y ago
Nah. You've messing up something 4chan worked out years ago. You need a BLIMPTRAIN! Locomotive on rails towing a train of lighter than air vehicles that can detach under optimal conditions/location to deliver their cargo over the
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by korse 1y ago
That is one aesthetic computer. Would certainly purchase that over an Apple on looks alone.
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by korse 1y ago
>Cruel in certain ways but surprisingly enlightened and pragmatic in others. Sounds like western imperialism then?
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by korse 1y ago
I want my landmines to fall slowly, directly and land in a specific orientation. I also want to keep the cost low so that I can distribute a whole lot of them.
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by korse 1y ago
Disagree with this. Kids are sponges who pick up on many secondary factors when an actual human gives them an answer. These factors add significant weight to their view of the response. In many cases, this actually reaches an extreme where
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by korse 1y ago
Excellent link! Thank you.
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by korse 1y ago
This isn't an attempt to discredit union movements overall. This is a statement that a particular battle waged by a union was only won because corporate interests temporarily align with union goals. I've included my reasoning&#x2F
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by korse 1y ago
My car/motorcycle/skateboard doesn't need over the air updates. It used to be, and still is in some cases, that a vehicle (electronic control modules and all) was sold as a finished product. Your engine control module or spee
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by korse 1y ago
The tech giants only capitulated because they think that there is a reasonable chance physical drivers will be unnecessary in the near future, thus making all of this a moot point. This wouldn't have happened before Waymo's demons
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by korse 1y ago
Don't forget, Faraday hated math.

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