lobochrome

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by lobochrome 2y ago
This is a fantastic comment. Very insightful.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
How does a judge get rich?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
The only argument that speaks for allowing an state controlled media company from a hostile foreign power to operate in your country, in my opinion, is to trust in the ultimate wisdom of the consumer.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Small populations make for terrible statistics.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
We all pee and poop. Every. Single. Human. There is no place for “business”. It’s the literal definition of a public good and such the role of the government.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
This is how I would start a war… surreal. I hope it’s just a bug.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Why is there this wholehearted embrace of Trump and Trumpian values in the Bay Area VC circles?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Wells Fargo’s balance sheet was also capped which led to massive shareholder losses arguably.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Oh but they don’t! Lots of German “performance” cars now have speakers under the car to make obnoxiously loud sounds. They can’t produce them naturally because the muffler regulations prohibit unfiltered exhausts - hence speakers. AMG, Audi
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I get 2 of those per day now due to my LinkedIn profile. One issue I see is that it’s much harder to employ an LLM defensively (for filtering) than offensively. Welp.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Yeah fair enough. Just really really don’t like the dude. Visceral reaction. I apologize.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Getting it to enforce JSON is still a pain and not guaranteed. GPT-4o does this better. Also it’s vision capabilities are much less evolved.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I get it. But I also think it goes to show why some folks shouldn’t be people managers. I drive my staff like „coding problems“. I push them to overcome challenges or shield them when I feel something is impacting their performance capacity
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by lobochrome 2y ago
i think - when the grid goes down, your rooftop solar will go down too. Without grid generation there is nothing that can keep your inverters synchronized…
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Spain, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I’ll take that
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by lobochrome 2y ago
The 30% fee is not (only) for payments. It's a royalty for the core platform.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Just tap a repeater and deal with encryption later.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Odd indeed. I would assume the salvage company was American?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Shot length, yes - but the scene stays the same. Getting continuity with just prompts seems not yet figured out. Maybe it's easy, and you feed continuity stills into the prompt. Maybe it's not, and this will always remain just a m
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by lobochrome 2y ago
They don’t exactly like talking into their phones. Texting works just fine.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
HN comments, too. Long, grammatically perfect comments that sound hollow and a bit lengthy are everywhere now. It's still early, and I don't see much in corporate communications, for instance, but it will be quite the change.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I don’t know. Have you even seen a gen z?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
It’s a publicity stunt. It shocks for shock‘s sake. It‘s going to look dated and stupid soon. It‘ll never get to Europe or China. It might have a positive effect in the U.S. it might not. It‘s the yoke. It’s an idea to be played with - but
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by lobochrome 2y ago
- Windows that can‘t open? - Nets?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
While I agree with your general point, thinking about the passport numbers for a bit makes it plausible: - You would have to reserve some numbers that can't be assigned to regular citizens. - If you make those "random" - you
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Except somebody needs to pay at the end.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Not sure why you're getting downvoted - but I think this is thoughtful and to the point. The highest ideal American SNS follow is profit. That will generate all kinds of externalities that might be bad for society. Still, at least so f
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by lobochrome 2y ago
That's not true. Google Maps, in particular, has by far the best route guidance. It used to be different - but not anymore. Most in-car systems don't even attempt to route the last 300m here because the detailed one-way street nar
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Tourists bring little value beyond what they spend on themselves. That’s why countries that have developed a strong tourism base struggle to develop further. It’s an economic dead end.

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