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by lacrimacida 3y ago
In hindsight things look clear, especially that we know two rails have won. Back then it wasn’t so clear and it looked like a possibility. There is a lot of ingenuity there and am more surprised gyroscopes haven’t become more intertwined wi
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Apple laptops aren’t bad, most likely they’re the best laptops in terms of quality. Whoever hates them hates the price and the closed system apple has. But the whole point of this video is that desktops are much better value. And I sort of
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
What are the terms of the settlement??
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Developers Have a Laptop Problem [video](youtube.com)
4 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|8 comments
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The Insane Arctic Balloon Expedition of 1897 [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|0 comments
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Minors probably respond best to ads since they’re not familiar with the deceiving paterns of advertising. However, im not sure how they make money as minors usually don’t have their own money, they’ll have to aks their parents. As a parent
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Your rant is very valid by the way. I didn’t have these particular problems but you captured the essence of similar experiences I’ve had with other tools. Just the thougt of tinkering with something im not familiar gives me the goosebumps,
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Just like there was only one OS out there… But I could see the the madness anytime I squint my eyes, a large part of computing is just this. It’s a miracle that it works at all..
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/apple-conversation-boost/
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Yeah, I have an issue with noise which it makes it extremely tiring for me to decode voices. That tech would be a blessing. The only workaround for now is to avoid crowded places, parties with too many people, etc
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Why is this on HN?
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The Self Balancing Monorail [video](youtube.com)
2 points by lacrimacida 3y ago|3 comments
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
>Just likes how humans compress the information we read. Humans don’t have the scale machines have and moreover humans aren’t sevices, that argument doesn’t fly. I really think NYTs data isn’t that important and nor crucial, LLMs could’
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
When it becomes a service where you make money but the source doesn’t is it still fair use?
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Too bad. Quality costs. Share the profits with everyone then and nobody would be unhappy
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Ok, your reasoning escapes me. NYT has the right to sue and like any other business it’s holding onto their moat. Why would they let OpenAI train on their propery? Why wouldn’t they train their own AI on their own data? Open AI is a busines
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
(1)Lack of control for one. (2) Planned obsolescence when the service stops working. (3) bricking after unneeded updates. (…)I could go on why cloud service enabled products are on my “avoid as much as you can” list. For backups and things
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
It’s the first comma in click-bait.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
One example I think of is that ChatGPT can mimick styles derived on its training and based on live input information (news) it could mimick the style of any publication the offer that at discount. That could prove as the last nail in the co
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Why don’t they train their AI on non-copyrighted material? It’s only fair for the copyright owners to want a share of the pie. I’d want one as well for my work.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Do you have any recollection of snacking at night? If you don’t, you’re likely to suffer from a sleep eating disorder.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
> agreeing to being punished only because they fear the divine alternative. Or the earthly alternative: being stoned to death or some other life ending ritual. Or maybe they were stoned out of their minds and were self mutilating…
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Maybe it was a blessing in disguise, all those highschoolers would be much better off without a smartphone while in school (barring emergencies) and perhaps outside of school too.
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
>Oh man, exactly the same. There must be millions of us. It must have affected everyone minus the newest generation who learned all about computing online..
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
But even all Wozzes out there who met their Jobs are still relegated to just Wozzes, all credit being vaccumed up by their respective Jobs. Not saying that their Jobs don’t deserve any the credit, i’m just pointing out the unfair pattern of
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Visual Basic GUIs were suitable for internal apps and tools and indeed easy to develop but that’s about it. There were many shortcomings to this technology and commercial apps werent built in VB. Their simplicity and ease of use are only us
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
If it’s like a mirror of how you act that makes it for an interesting tool. Nonetheless, a tool!
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
If it appears that it understands what you’re talking about, remembers past dialogue why not take it seriously, at least until you find serious flaws?
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
I agree about music. When it comes to girlfriends and therapists when the medium is text the connection could be faked with a large corpus and RLHF. Keep in mind that some people already have inflatable girlfriends. It aint pretty but may s
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by lacrimacida 3y ago
Its impressive to me as well but does it really have a moat though to feel safe investing in?

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