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by kreeben 5y ago
This freaked me right out! I'm not sure which is more terrifying, the beginning or the end. Or the middle. All this generated from a prompt? What what the prompt? Be truthful now.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Maybe their mama didn't raise it right? They should raise it on information from good people. Now, how to find those "good people comments"?
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by kreeben 5y ago
...so they'll cut the cord and now no one has internet, or, they'll throw their hands up in the air in despair realizing "we the government lost, the people won, let's just give everyone access to everything and start tr
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by kreeben 5y ago
I recall OpenAI openly stating that they don't trust us to do non-nefarious things with their APIs and that's why they've been restricted. You're saying it's because their AI is an asshole?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Disappointing that this has been on HN for 20 minutes and we still haven't found who did it.
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> coercion in the technical stack Here are some things that I sincerely don't understand about DAO's. That tech stack that you speak of, it needs to become deployed onto a server before the public can interface with it. Who
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by kreeben 5y ago
But what if I spend months dry aging my meat and then someone comes along and just forks it?
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But how can the first wave of people get rich off of it at the expense of the second and third wave of people?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Because humans, even smart ones, are tribal and these particular people are part of a tribe that believe in said points.
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by kreeben 5y ago
But these version numbers sure make us feel we're progressing towards something more refined, something that will soon cater to all of humanity's needs as opposed to just becoming better at tracking people, polarizing them and cre
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by kreeben 5y ago
Pretty much same here. With just one click I found myself being seven clicks away from HN. Using WaterFox.
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> Top performers often see compensation fall. Absolutely not true. I have only anecdotal evidence: I live and work in a nation where unions are everywhere and I see rockstars and specialists getting paid way more than their team mate
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by kreeben 5y ago
My anxiety curve is exponential. First blip: Don't care Second blip: Holy moly, is the world on fire?
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by kreeben 5y ago
This sleep technique can be easily replicated in modern life: work from home, have lunch then a lie-down then have the Teams app's blippedy blip blip blip incoming message audio notifications wake you up to the harsh world of reality.
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by kreeben 5y ago
I Can't Believe They're Not Better!
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by kreeben 5y ago
This is really geeky, but I've taken the short trip cross the sound to Copenhagen at least three times in the last five years to have a weekend with me, myself and my laptop. Smoke weed, eat and drink hotel food and hack away at my hob
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by kreeben 5y ago
Why would you have one device for work and another for private life? I use dual SIMs on my work phone. I used to use two phones but that was just very, very, very inconvenient. Why try to cram in two lifes into the one life you have?
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> The assumption and social contract was the page is sent to you with ads and you take in all of it This is the antithesis of what I want the internet to be, so opt me out of that, please, because I'm going to come hither and ta
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by kreeben 5y ago
Yeah this has nothing on: "Hey 50.000 people are looking to book this exact room at this exact moment". So unannoying, this site, that it's not even funny.
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by kreeben 5y ago
one of the worst things about the current WP GUI is that when you hover over a hyperlinked word with the expectation that your anxious yearning for the definition of that word be fulfilled you're often forced to click through to the ac
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by kreeben 5y ago
Of course it is coming from Satya. Of course it is. Of course. Satya seems to believe AI is the new cloud. To businesses he speaks about how AI improves his software, how it makes it smarter, more inherently customizable to each and every c
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by kreeben 5y ago
Nadella: Stop what you're doing. Time for step three. MS devs: But sir, that would mean we extinguish our own OS ecosystem, our bread and butter, the thing we build everything upon, the reason why people love us. Nadella: Do it! I only
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by kreeben 5y ago
I'm a waterfoxer, myself. Unmozillad Firefox. I'm going to unwaterfox the shit out of that browser if they start acting up.
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> at this very point. & sometimes Unless you're a famous writer, isn't that against the law? I thought you're supposed to start a sentence with a capital letter, or can anything follow a hard stop? E.g. is this kos
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by kreeben 5y ago
Because people have a problem with punctuation?
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by kreeben 5y ago
No, because the semicolon is dead; long live the semicolon.
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by kreeben 5y ago
You could also buy just two then wait a while and through some inexplicable magic, you'll gave 64 cores of cat.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Non-practicing bisexual here, looking for a way into the whole gay sex thing. "Gay hookup ads", I've never heard of such a thing. What are they and where can I find them? What ad network should I de-block to see them?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Sure but on the other hand you have copy that has gone through five levels of managers OK-stamping it but only after fixing the errors and sanding down all sharp edges, your text churned into corporate yogurt that no one in their right mind
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by kreeben 5y ago
Might I suggest (d): analysts, disgusted by the fact this crap is on top, tweaked The Feed in an attempt to disfavor that type of content then ran a simulation but saw their simulated ad revenue become lower than allowed minimum, then did (

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