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by makach 3y ago
an amazing space game managed with care and love from the developers and environment and yet being ruined from within with pay-to-win and loot-crate functions....
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by makach 3y ago
What have you done..!?
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by makach 3y ago
One Man's Death Is Another Man's Bread
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by makach 3y ago
I can't believe that I navigate through the entire course on that website, very interesting
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by makach 3y ago
how does this differ from newspapers, books and the spoken word?
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by makach 3y ago
a brief history of time
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by makach 3y ago
clever! I was genuinely surprised!
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by makach 3y ago
the jewel AND the cesspool
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by makach 3y ago
as an accessory to make PCs more accessible this might be a revolutionizing device for people with disabilities - what a time to be alive!
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by makach 3y ago
Douglas Adams got it right. It’s not about the answers, it’s all about the questions. It is truly amazing what GPT can produce - but not after long you start noticing a pattern in the answers it is providing. There still is room for human i
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by makach 3y ago
It takes three weeks because I will procrastinate the task until the last day. Then I will solve it in a couple of hours, unless if I get an extension and can shuffle the task over on someone else. However- If the captain of the starship kn
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by makach 3y ago
Nothing quite like going down the rabbit hole on a Tuesday.
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by makach 4y ago
discovery and curiosity is essential for knowledge, questions is the mother of all knowledge. coming up with answers is easy, but knowing what questions to ask is what will broaden our minds. If we kept working on existing knowledge we woul
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by makach 4y ago
not necessarily. also need to stop calling it AI because it is not. It works on existing knowledge. Anything new or unfamiliar it will not be able to help you.
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by makach 4y ago
isn't magical development where you do things just because it "works for me" building technical debt?
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by makach 4y ago
Everyone playing chess knows this!
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by makach 4y ago
I think maybe this is a confusion from the OP. A context relevant title will be created by an AI based on your question. Instead of having "Chat 1" the AI will automatically find a name for your tab. Brilliant if you ask med. Conf
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by makach 4y ago
What a fantastic rabbit hole to fall into..!
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by makach 4y ago
Yes. For the time being you are still relevant. But AI is slowly taking over these tasks, pretty much the same way the conveyor belt revolutionized our industry. It is difficult to predict how fast this will happen, but somewhere within a 5
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by makach 4y ago
There was a time Google provided a free api for search. first hit is always free.
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by makach 4y ago
Great great work! I can only imagine how much fun this must have been to make!
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by makach 4y ago
If you want to be boring, follow the rules. Some of the best design, art, music, code breaks all the rules. Don't misunderstand me, boring is good, predictable and comes with less noise. However, there will be fever prices and innovati
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by makach 4y ago
I am using chatGPT and whenever I am working with a chat I am usually surprised of the initial quality and as I am breaking down the results it becomes clear to me that the content is problematic and cannot be used without properly interpre
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by makach 4y ago
this is true, and thank you for responding. I am fortunate and live in a nordic country, and am experiencing life at the easiest setting. I acknowledge that for some, circumstances makes it impossible to achieve your goals.
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by makach 4y ago
yes.
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by makach 4y ago
<XXX> should be the default choice for <YYY> I agree, and disagree. Thankfully new technology ZZZ challenges the current paradigm XXX and ensures continous improvent in area YYY. Also XXX picks up the cool stuff from ZZZ (occasi
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by makach 4y ago
It was when I was younger, I was independent and living alone that I realized that I had the power to change myself. In order to succeed there was only one person responsible for my happiness and good fortune, myself. I had to stop waiting
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by makach 4y ago
This is an everlasting battle. Schools are already using these kind of tools to detect cheating, often with false positives that may have devastating outcome.
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by makach 4y ago
hm, the css seems to be there, but looks very obfuscated? could it be encrypted or attacked?
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by makach 4y ago
Not a bad email, and a decent follow up on the ones that are affected. It is also a reminder that killing yourself slowly at the workplace is meaningless. Management has no responsibility to you, and no promise is certain. It’s your respons

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