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by ksaj 2y ago
As professionals, they should be aware of how they come across in public. I'm not saying they are incompetent at all (although I've met a few where that could be debated) but that they make themselves appear incompetent by complai
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Thinking how the answers are derived, are you surprised? People seem blind to the word "artificial" and try to give it properties that just aren't there. I gave exactly the same prompt and got: > Yes, I am based on the
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by ksaj 2y ago
Stress Bragging is a big thing in infosec these days. I generally mute people who start off constantly bragging about how much they enjoy the job, followed immediately by 3 or 4 additional posts on how they can barely manage getting up in t
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by ksaj 2y ago
I am interested in this sort of thing, but we seem to have a rash of bad tenants in the news who have stopped paying rent for a myriad of reasons, strapping the owner for tens of thousands of dollars. Needless to say our landlord/tenan
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by ksaj 2y ago
I've had 13 hour flights. Unbearable! By the time I got to my destination the first time, I had a severely thorough understanding of Lisp macros. There isn't much else to do, other than look out the window at clouds and ocean, or
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by ksaj 2y ago
I don't get why they specify that it's not actually a henge, since a henge is "a prehistoric monument consisting of a circle of stone or wooden uprights" and "dating from around 3000 BC to 2000 BC, during the Neolit
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by ksaj 2y ago
This seems to be a perfect example of where replacing a real artist with AI is an unnecessary expense. I could see this on a site like Fiverr for a whole lot less money.
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I remember everyone saying that back in the late 90's when commercial web was approaching. But there's never been a time (except the obvious Pre-Internet era) where non-commercial Internet hasn't thrived in all its defiance a
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Very interesting. I thought I had found an anti-plagiarism thing on a MapArt streetmap, where it shows a nearby school's race track as being a lot larger, and facing the opposite direction, and the school itself is a lot smaller. Looki
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by ksaj 2y ago
Once companies are held accountable for the weapons and whatever else the money they paid in ransom gets spent on, things will finally change. Until then, we use the word "victim" with too much lenience. The secondary victims, the
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by ksaj 2y ago
Yes it likely is. I've had time to play around and see that so far it doesn't look any different (yet). I have a paid account, so apparently I'll be among the early folks getting all the things. Just not yet. I definitely loo
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by ksaj 2y ago
One thing that I find problematic is that it is nearly impossible to create images of Mother Goose rhymes. For example, in Three Blind Mice, the farmer's wife cuts off their tails with a carving knife. Try to get ChatGPT to create an i
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by ksaj 2y ago
Judging by the name, the exciting part is the framework it was written on. As a habit, I do not use software that relies on code association in the name as a selling point. A lot of new coders use this naming convention, as they've bec
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by ksaj 2y ago
It's making images for me when I ask it to. I'm using the web interface, if that helps. It doesn't have all the 4o options yet, but it does do pictures. I think they are the same as with 4.5. I just noticed after further test
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by ksaj 2y ago
A test I've been using for each new version still fails. Given the lyrics for Three Blind Mice, I try to get ChatGPT to create an image of three blind mice, one of which has had its tail cut off. It's pretty much impossible for it
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by ksaj 3y ago
This put the fear of God in me when I was a child. Sleep paralysis, which often joins it, feels quite frightening to a kid who doesn't know what's going on.
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by ksaj 3y ago
Diana Deutsch has something called the HIGH-LOW effect, where one ear hears the words high and low repeated, and the other ear hears the same thing, but in opposition so when one ear hears HIGH, the other heard LOW. After a while of listeni
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by ksaj 3y ago
I've heard this called Musical Ear Syndrome because it can manifest as either muffled random voices, or random music. Sometimes drugs trigger it. I was on a medication for a week that made my washroom fan seem to emit choir music. It w
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by ksaj 3y ago
That's all sushi. Even in Japan. Sushi Grade means it was frozen long enough and deeply enough to kill parasites, versus the standard grades which are kept cold, but aren't frozen at all.
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by ksaj 3y ago
It may very well mean it has seen that question answered before. It'll be hard to find a question that nobody has ever asked or discussed on the Internet, but if you can think of one, ask an LLM and see if it can figure it out correctl
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by ksaj 3y ago
One is closely related to the German that you hear in Germany today. The other is more closely related to the Amish Mennonite German, which is very different. There are similarities, but they are different enough that some people feel they
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by ksaj 3y ago
I have a pet pigeon. My partner wants to do some sort of a lifestyle video of him with little miniature kitchen, living room, etc. Sorta like Martha Stewart, only with a black carrier pigeon. He comes running when called, and he really like
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by ksaj 3y ago
Mentalist Derren Brown also did an episode where he took advantage of students of this kind of teaching, by using their "brainwashed" instincts against them to demonstrate he had the same powers as their sensei, even though he had
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by ksaj 3y ago
I use xonsh. Doing simple math on the command line reminds me of my QNX days back in the 80's. And being able to do python on the commandline is awesome. Also, the rc file is way easier to read and manage. I don't know why they ad
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by ksaj 3y ago
The word "enshitification" already exists. AI producing content everywhere has become a subset of this term that already exists. It isn't new. If you've ever read articles that use phrases that don't make any sense
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by ksaj 3y ago
I honestly wish there was a list akin to how spam blockers work, for the various phone and text annoyances out there. The app could simply disable the ring, and not record it in the normal call log, and I'd be so very happy. I get a lo
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by ksaj 3y ago
My partner just watched a video, and a part I overheard was that in order to make your first million, you should stop thinking about money, and start thinking about problems. And more than just thinking about problems, think about solutions
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by ksaj 3y ago
I don't believe this. The author is probably trying to start a trend.
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I like it. The only thing I'd change is "Hash" because just labeling it 'hash' makes me expect to see a cryptographic hash. It's naming the typographical symbol in the url instead of what comes after the hash
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by ksaj 3y ago
Read my comment that I made fleshing this out. You are very wrong. Well, you're right that laser is stronger than "regular" light, but your reasoning is totally wrong. And polarization has absolutely nothing to do with it. Yo

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