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by ksaj 2y ago
Exactly this. We went quite a while thinking Eliza was as good as it gets. I'm pretty sure the current LLMs have beaten them by a little bit.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Good writing style, but no, we quite know how muscles get built. And we know why some people find it very difficult to do.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Why doesn't the writer just move on and go back to Vim? I've seen a few things about neovim over the years, but nothing that made me want to switch. I love the look of the prompt for example, but it's just extra fuss that doe
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by ksaj 2y ago
Also tabbed web browsing. I tend to line up the YouTube vids I want to watch while coffee brews, then watch with coffee in hand. Sometimes they get left there for the entire day, minimized while I do something more productive. At least with
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by ksaj 2y ago
A lot of people don't seem to realize polyamory versus open relationship. Polyamory is about holding multiple relationships. Open relationship is more about the physical act, without additional relationships. Multiple loves, versus get
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by ksaj 2y ago
I suspect the drone companies that do larger exhibits must practice somewhere, and at night, to know that their routines are working correctly, and maneuvers are tight.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Look up info on neuroplasticity. One of it's primary areas of study include how the brain physically changes in response to behaviours, learning, stress, music, etc. From Google's AI: Neuroplasticity can involve: - Structural chan
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by ksaj 2y ago
Uh, you've never been around wealthy kids and young people. My partner works at one of the most exclusive private schools in Canada. We're surrounded by wealthy people. Sometimes even royal reps and the occasional prince. I know e
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by ksaj 2y ago
I think a better idea would be to pick up a few issues of Robb Report, or peruse their website articles for a while. That's how you find out what wealthy people want and are willing to pay for. I've never seen an issue covering ph
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by ksaj 2y ago
I thought of something similar, but less intrusive. An app that uses your chosen or GPS location to point out nearby Michelin rated and other high end restaurants and amenities. When with a group of other likewise wealthy people using the s
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by ksaj 2y ago
I don't get this reply. They don't need a Ferrari or Patek Phillipe collection either. They don't need 10 bedrooms with separate in suite washrooms, and both an indoor and outdoor pool. I live close to Toronto's Bridle P
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by ksaj 2y ago
There was a time that a simple purple diamond image on an iPhone was enough. It is akin to the duct tape banana art that recently sold. What amuses the wealthy people you'd like to target?
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by ksaj 2y ago
Murder requires premeditation, so that precludes self defense. The two parts are: The killing of someone without legal justification (such as self defense), and the premeditated plan to accomplish it. There is something called "mens re
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by ksaj 2y ago
Cool. When I was younger, I could never get these. But one night in bed with my tablet, I saw a magic eye image, and I guess because I was really tired, I was able to see the hidden image. Since then, it's been pretty easy for me to se
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by ksaj 2y ago
You may very well get more out of, and put more into the couter-offered position. It would suck to work 5 months knowing you're leaving a company that values you this much, and willing to pay extra to keep you on board and happy again.
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by ksaj 2y ago
"the project shouldn't have shipped." Tell that to the share holders. As a public company, they can very quickly lose enormous amounts of money by being behind or below on just about anything.
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by ksaj 2y ago
I wish they would keep it around as an LKM for legacy hard drives (backups that have been in storage, forensics, etc) instead of just removing it entirely. Yes I know you can use an old kernel. But that comes with its own issues that will i
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by ksaj 2y ago
Heavens Above app is pretty awesome. I use it a lot when I'm outside walking my dogs at night time. It also makes locating comets (past tense now, I know...) easier, along with stars and satellites, etc. from your vantage point. Shazam
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by ksaj 2y ago
Maybe this is a good way to learn when people are using that same language trick to make you think they have empathy.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Toronto Magician Jay Sankey made the CN Tower disappear using a completely different method. I didn't see it live, but since it was in daytime, and from the street (no curtains), it must have been quite stunning to the audience. In the
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by ksaj 2y ago
I keep seeing various brands of mouth tape at our local Krazy Binz. There are a lot of different brands, so this must have been around for a while. Also chin straps. It occurred to me they probably help bed cohabitants more than the snore
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by ksaj 2y ago
I had to follow up: I told my partner about watermarking. We asked ChatGPT to explain the meaning of "come what may" - a phrase it generates very often in lyrics - and it responded by needing proof that we were human. It's de
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by ksaj 2y ago
Or at the very least, allow people to log in using other services, like Google, et al, that plenty of other sites are using. I'm loathe to keep adding new logins every time something new comes about. Same with news feeds, where nearly
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by ksaj 2y ago
Please consider bringing back some legacy software. When I was learning computers, we learned on QNX (poor kids younger than I started on Windows!) and there were some very interesting software packages that I think don't exist anymore
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by ksaj 2y ago
Some of the watermarking is really obvious. If you write song lyrics in ChatGPT, watch for phrases like "come what may" and "I stand tall." It's not just that they are (somewhat) unusual phrases, it's that Chat
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by ksaj 2y ago
Back in the 90's, (pseudo)science was trying to calculate the odds that a computer virus would self-assemble in memory. That's all fine and dandy, but the reality is that even if it could happen, it still would not be executed. So
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by ksaj 2y ago
I get my teeth cleaned 3 times a year. Every time, they always ask me if I want my wisdom teeth removed. Thing is, I'm 55, and have never had a problem with them or because of them. Extraction is clearly a bread winner for them since t
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by ksaj 2y ago
That's a 15-25 minute walk. When I was a kid, we used to walk a lot further than that just to reach wherever it was we felt like hanging out in the summer.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Especially if it becomes the vector of an attack.
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by ksaj 2y ago
Amen. I grew up in the days of "Tough Love." It destroyed the family. This many years later and there is still no chance of re-connection. That was a total failure of a program. And they lacked competing theories on raising "

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