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by lancesells 2y ago
I don't think Spielberg ever lost it. He's made a lot of exceptional films since E.T. or Raiders of the Lost Ark or whenever you could say he had power and money. Saving Pricate Ryan, Schindler's List, Jurrassic Park, etc. Ev
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by lancesells 2y ago
This is an attorney. No subscription, no tech, no bugs, no encryption, less hackable.
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by lancesells 2y ago
The correlation is happening through an API connection between adsite.com and example.com and not through cookies. So even if you block all third party cookies and scripts your activities are being tracked through the first party.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I'm not trying to shit on this but the world seems to have jumped headfirst into dystopian Black Mirror episodes. It looks like people too young for children thinking AI technology is the answer. Again, not shitting on the people creat
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by lancesells 2y ago
I think the difference is Google's platform is also on other manufacturers devices? If Android only existed on Pixel devices it could be different.
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by lancesells 2y ago
Then you've got people voting against it: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/full-list-of-republi...
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by lancesells 2y ago
> In a few years, or less, clearly we'll be able to take our favorite books and watch unabridged, word-for-word copies. The quality, acting, and cinematography will rival the biggest budget Hollywood films. The "special effects
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by lancesells 2y ago
That seems like a lot of heat in something that I don't think is built to get that hot. That said, I know more about ceramics than fireplaces.
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by lancesells 2y ago
It's also not powered by gas or electric, which I think most kilns you can buy are.
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by lancesells 2y ago
> then for somebody to drive up to my property, harvest all of the fruit, and then go and sell it to other people. You just described most AI companies.
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by lancesells 2y ago
> Sometimes I think about where I would be in life if I had no moral or ethical qualms. I'd probably be running a company like this. And that's why you're not a criminal. This is a criminal act and approved and implemented
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by lancesells 2y ago
I think I read she owes $11B as part of her conviction.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I don't see how the current state of AI tech is not for the ultra-rich. It's hundreds of billions of dollars worth of investment from who? Corporations and those who own the most shares of those corporations(the rich). Billionaire
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by lancesells 2y ago
You have no information about where you are, who you are, etc. I might have installed this 15 years ago, but I would never use an app where it has access to my emails when I know zero about the company. You start off saying "I" an
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by lancesells 2y ago
The FDA approved these which feels big. Once Samsung and all the others follow this hearing aids will be much more affordable and accessible.
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by lancesells 2y ago
And to think if Facebook just let people opt-in we wouldn't even be having this conversation. Harmful or not, did Facebook, who is bringing in billions in profit every three months, really have to do it this way?
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by lancesells 2y ago
Living in NYC I would say try driving without breaking any laws or road rules and see how far you get. You can't drive half a mile without driving in the other lane to get around something.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I do at least one battery replacement on all my iphones. It extends the life by years IMO. I'm currently coming up on 5 years with my current phone and it's still on the first battery. Seems iPhone battery tech has gotten better.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I agree with what you're saying as I personally feel current AI products are almost a plugin or integration into existing software. It's a little like crypto where only a small amount of people were clamoring for it and it's
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by lancesells 2y ago
I did that with Affinity software which was purchased by Canva. Currently they don't have a subscription but I give it a year or two and they'll either have subscriptions or it gets folded into the Canva subscription.
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by lancesells 2y ago
> Nobody needs a $1400 bike with a $40 monthly subscription to maintain a calorie deficit. It’s absurd. Nobody needs a $500 PS5 and $80 video games. Nobody even needs a TV. A lot of people don't need a new cell phone. Also, do you t
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by lancesells 2y ago
> when you can just go out with friends and bike for real in the nature "just" What if you live in the city? What if you have a 10-minute window until your next meeting? What if it's raining? What if it's snowing? Wha
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by lancesells 2y ago
Very cool. I immediately thought if you get big enough there would be Wireshark compatible base boards.
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by lancesells 2y ago
Disagree. Most, but not all, electrical is not that complicated. It's a bit like plumbing where the access and the physicality are the harder part, but the tools and connections are relatively simple.
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by lancesells 2y ago
These publishers are really being stupid IMO. Just speeding up their demise on whatever very short term profits they have by making these deals.
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by lancesells 2y ago
And make sure you don't eat any sweets because they are bad for you. Also, watching TV and commenting on Hacker News is not productive and therefore a waste of your time.
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by lancesells 2y ago
I would think it's probably better for a cleaner planet as well. Possibly better regulation on keeping it clean, plus the ocean has less polluting ships running through it. This doesn't apply to 100% of industry but I would think
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by lancesells 2y ago
Not every hour of your life needs to be utilitarian. They're using their nails as another form of creative expression. The article is light but lots of interesting nails here that I haven't seen or thought about.
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by lancesells 2y ago
But this is like companies forcing self-checkout at retail. Companies get to cheap out on their customer support by paying a monthly fee instead of paying a person to do it. It doesn't matter if it's worse for you, as every busine
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by lancesells 2y ago
At one point in my life I did a lot of work animating comic book art for various projects. I wish this existed back then. It would have made the work so much better.

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