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by ksaj 9mo ago
Some "news" sites are so annoying about their ads, I just close the tab and google for someone else's version of the story. I block sites that show up in my news feed often but display more nag than content. I'm sure in
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by ksaj 9mo ago
Pretty wild. Mine (Chromium on Raspberry Pi) was 52mb, bumped up to 58mb to write this response.
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by ksaj 10mo ago
I don't call AI slop. I call people uploading things with obvious errors in it slop. If you're taking the easy route by having an AI narrator, for example, please have the decency to listen to it, and respell words that get mispro
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by ksaj 10mo ago
This is gonna be some interesting trivia over breakfast tomorrow morning. "Hey, Did you know your yogurt parfait is generating antimatter? Right now?"
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by ksaj 10mo ago
Which seems to leave the Orange Pi, Odroid, Tinker, etc. It's never a good idea to ban by brand popularity.
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by ksaj 10mo ago
My pet peeve is lazy "documentaries" where the uploader doesn't even bother to edit their input text. This results in a lot of weird verbal errors that you'd never hear from an actual human speaker. They instantly distra
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by ksaj 10mo ago
They're pulling this exact thing with Ghislaine Maxwell, but with the opposite outcome.
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by ksaj 10mo ago
They are the kinds of "typo" that blew up the space shuttle, for one example of many. What if you mix up Ilium and Ileum? How about Malleus and Malleolus? These sound pretty similar, but rather are not.
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by ksaj 10mo ago
I think the same will happen over time with the AI voice over slop that people don't bother correcting. These include weird pronunciations, missing punctuation that leads to weirdly intonated run-on sentences, pronounced abbreviations
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by ksaj 10mo ago
"The digital world gave him something new control." Why do people not bother checking their AI voice overs and correct mistakes like this. It ruins the experience because it is so distracting. Humans don't make verbal mistake
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by ksaj 10mo ago
YouTube will be so inundated by AI cat and dog videos that people stop watching them altogether. People will automatically assume anything labeled "cute" is fake.
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by ksaj 10mo ago
I'm surprised they didn't name it PreviOS.
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by ksaj 11mo ago
Most people now forget that 50+ years ago, the husband was the sole bread winner, kept his job for most of his life, and could afford the house, car, 4 children and a few pets. I read somewhere that when women started working in the war eff
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by ksaj 11mo ago
Not sure how the Butthole Surfers relate (the name, I guess), but I used to listen to them a lot in the 90's. There was a period where their name was considered "too offensive" and their album sleeves were labeled "B.H.
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by ksaj 11mo ago
It's still just as buggy as it was when this got posted yesterday, too.
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by ksaj 11mo ago
I wish I could post a screen cap. I asked it to show me a neoclassical shred arpeggio lick. It described it correctly, but the graphic (tab? fretboard?) part of it was quite bonkers and seems to be completely unrelated to the description. S
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by ksaj 11mo ago
I used to use TASM. For a short spell, I used MASM and realized they, including a86, use different binary representations of nearly all register-to-register operations. With that discovery, I wrote a forensic tool that would identify what c
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by ksaj 11mo ago
My very non-technical partner, who is a chef, uses ChatGPT to correct emails and develop menus. I am quite technical, but one non-technical use is I am writing a radio play with an AI assist (ironically too, since AI and its online portraya
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by ksaj 11mo ago
It's hilarious that everyone is "quoting" the word, as the article also does. It'll be hard to not use air quotes when saying it aloud now.
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by ksaj 11mo ago
The culture where I live seems to be very different. In the mid-afternoons and late evenings, going to the bar alone or otherwise, is very common. The intention and effect is to spark up conversation with others at the bar. This is very muc
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by ksaj 11mo ago
The article mentions creatine in passing. But in what it says, I'm surprised the writer didn't add it to the list. Besides what it already (sort of) says, creatine also helps curb muscle aches caused by the type of temporary tissu
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by ksaj 1y ago
You might be joking, but you're not entirely wrong, either. Doing nothing means not spending. During that post-2008 angsty period of money just starting to roll in again, I "bought on the low" instead of going out every weeke
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by ksaj 1y ago
Sometimes ambergris washes up on shores. Anyone who finds it can get pretty wealthy all of a sudden. But these "sea snot" algae outbreaks are so disappointing and gross by comparison. You definitely won't mistake one for the
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by ksaj 1y ago
This is an interesting company if you are into the SBC world. I have their Neo6502 and use it for general tinkering around, along with my random collection of things related to 6502 and Z80 projects. I've learned quite a lot from that
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by ksaj 1y ago
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by ksaj 1y ago
Likewise, baby boomers were born between 1946 and 1964. They are called boomers because they were born in the baby boom that occurred after WWII. So a 51 year old is most definitely Gen X and not a Boomer. No matter what. Kids born in the m
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by ksaj 1y ago
1 Million dollar a head dinner at Mar a Lago? Is it legal for him to turn his presidency into such a high income venture? It really looks like he is asking for bribes.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Putin said he would gladly share with the US. So there is yet another, larger carrot dangling in front of Trump's eyes.
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by ksaj 2y ago
You are right. I do hope Zelenksy noticed the sudden caveats he added a few days ago, too. Same thing - Trump wants many billions in resources, yet "can't" guarantee anything in return. Russia immediately responded by saying
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by ksaj 2y ago
It also took the White House being set on fire to understand the sovereignty of the land across its northern border. And now there's all this Trump talk of trying to invade once again.

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