libraryatnight

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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I live in AZ and your example is awful because we're literally full up on Minnesota snowbirds 6 months out of the year.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I still have no desire to use it, but reading the complaints and explanations of AI wrecking Pinterest has finally given me some understanding of what people do there and why they bother.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
Most people aren't getting the point anyway. The surface idea was always enough for them. It's a hard-knock life when you realize you're staring into the blank face of a man for whom science fiction is just war in space with
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
Just shut it down and turn it all off. Thinking of ways to profit from this behavior is perverse.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
Understanding this point about cave paintings is crucial to not being a human piece of garbage.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
"Tidal energy is valuable but geographically constrained" Is this really a negative? Can it not be simply viewed as a boon for places where geographically reasonable? I live in Arizona, I'll not be upset when left out of tida
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
Someone should just say no to dark patterns, someone should just say no to layoffs that aren't actually necessary but bump share price, why aren't we all saying no more? Why does it have to be this obvious for this forum to conclu
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
My brains the sort of a-hole that only understands if I reinvent it or break it in ways I was told not to.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
The headline had me thinking of the Star Trek TNG Nano-bot episode. When do they get out and work together becoming sentient?! Sincerely though, it's nice to see this - lately I feel like all I read about is AI doing the things we&#x27
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
"This has been wonderful but it's time to step away and spend some time with family" lol
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
The video makes it seem like a real product, the website/blog makes it seem like a collection of hardware to get started hacking on huggingface AI in combination with some basic robotics. The blog got me more excited than the video. Co
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
A significant portion of this community believes in "move fast and break things," but just for businesses, when it comes to helping people - slow down!
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
If had to guess about the downvotes: the note about the article you point out (that's the big reason), plus (and this was just the first thing of a handful of relevant information) the easy answers with a quick search https:/&#x2
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I get Harpers, the Economist, and the London and New York Reviews of Books delivered. At a news stand I'll usually grab The Atlantic, WSJ, FT, and/or the MIT Tech Review depending on what looks interesting. I also need to go give
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I don't know what your point is. You know Frappaccino? So his point stands? Regardless of his examples, we deal with no end of made up nonsense words, rarely anybody bats an eye until it sounds black and has to do with black people.And
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
There's always that subset of people (Magicians, crooks, hackers, the terminally curious, etc) who will always do the ridiculous thing nobody thinks anybody would bother doing ;)
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
Yeah that's all true, I certainly don't need them to ever get to that point, but if they do it'll be because people bought into the mission first. Be the change and all that.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
It's been good. I'm not the most abusive laptop owner, I don't travel a ton, but I dropped it off a barstool onto hard tile and it survived. My nephews ran around with it arguing and fighting for longer than most electronics
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I've been using my framework 13 for a while now and it's been a great laptop - part of what pushed me over was their mission of making devices lives longer, my hope is and was that maybe the vote of confidence they survive long en
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
For years one of my favorite experiences (amusing given your username) was being on calls for incidents where they get the dev on for X thing and an exec goes "I thought we got rid of that" and a bunch of people sheepishly explain
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
The only time, for me, this is true, is when it's empty and I have very few items. If there's a line, I'd rather wait for the cashier. Self-checkout seems to get clogged up with people waiting for the supervising human the bu
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I did Weight Watchers once when I was young. It didn't stick at the time, but it did give me a great deal of perspective that lead to healthy eating and exercise habits that did stick. I worked at Barnes & Noble then, and coming in
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I agree. Further, these companies show us over and over again who they are, and whether it's tobacco companies, pharma, food, or oil companies they always know - in exactly the way and at the time that makes you sick to your stomach -
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
The hoovering of data for ads went about the same. They consume my data and told me it was for better ads - the most visible result is that I get ads for things I've already bought and it conflates searches made only in the spirit of u
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
If i put your information in a feed, you'll look really stupid when you cry privacy violation down the road as you realize what I've been doing with your information.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
That's just life.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I'm also not thrilled about the added strain on wildlife and nature, and also scared of what it means to have drones operated by the companies who just can't seem to consume enough data. Amazon drones would be like the Skeksis Cry
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
"The market for an on-premise, developer maintained solution..." This made me laugh because at work we've been joking, "We've finished moving to the cloud! What now? We must get out of the cloud!"
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
It'll make front page, and I'll follow it up with a blog post about why it changed my life to rewrite it in K.
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by libraryatnight 1y ago
I'm thankful for others trying to do things, and I'm sorry for anyone already so defeated they're not only resigned to doing nothing they're bragging about it online.

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