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by mcphage 1y ago
I wonder if this is the start of a thriving Chinese movie industry, or an unusually popular one-off like Black Myth: Wukong seems to have been (so far)?
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by mcphage 1y ago
> I want these 5 min back. Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your five wild and precious minutes?
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by mcphage 1y ago
This surely isn’t going to cause a lot of deaths in the next few years, no siree.
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by mcphage 1y ago
You’re suggesting we pay cops to steal cars and then recover them?
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by mcphage 1y ago
> I honestly thought the touch bar was introduced into the laptops as 'test' iteration before it leading somewhere I think you're right—but for whatever reason, they decided not to go there.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> Finally the actual iPad reveal came, and it was just literally a giant iphone keyboard. Jobs showed how to type on it by balancing the ipad on his knees, and hover hand typing onto it. > Honestly that was the point where my opinion
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by mcphage 1y ago
> Chiang’s much weaker at the middle level, where we consider how societies and civilizations collectively face novel technologies. I’m not really sure this matters. The ideas are interesting for their effects on the characters of the st
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by mcphage 1y ago
It isn’t an explanation, because it has causality backwards. The Trump Administration wants to do some things, and so they come up with excuses to why they should be allowed to do them. Their actions aren’t the response, they’re the initia
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by mcphage 1y ago
I usually travel with my wife & 3 kids, and ... yeah, none of those things will work. I might still be able to fit my youngest in that backpack, I don't think she could wear one (She might be a bit too big now).
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by mcphage 1y ago
Airfare alone isn’t a great indicator of price, since airlines have been reducing benefits—luggage generally is an upcharge now, whereas it used to be built into the ticket price.
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by mcphage 1y ago
It's an excuse, not an explanation.
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by mcphage 1y ago
It may take longer, but they will, eventually. Maybe not Tim Cook.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> It seems the most of their policies are bitter reactions to perceived misdeeds from "the left". lolwhat? “I don’t like what I imagined the left is doing so I’m going to turn our cities into police states?” In what world is
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by mcphage 1y ago
You’d probably want it to match YouTube’s preview image, so if your reader sees the video on YouTube proper at a later date, they’ll recognize it. I’m not sure of a good way to do that, since it’s not necessarily a screengrab from the midd
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by mcphage 1y ago
Or they could be referring to Spot Color.
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by mcphage 1y ago
If you’re advertising that your new LLM is like a PhD in your pocket, and it fails on a task that a first grader can do, it makes it hard to take your other claims seriously.
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by mcphage 1y ago
Okay, yeah—that makes sense.
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by mcphage 1y ago
The game the author describes sounds simple and fun, but… what about ties?
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by mcphage 1y ago
Sure—but when you say it like that, suddenly it’s not a bad skill at all to tach your children, and teach them to be wary of others using it.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> I would argue that risk management is an interesting skill that's very hard to include in a game with perfect information. I agree with you here quite strongly.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> reasonable possibilities are too many to analyze, one is forced to pretty much guess and make gambles. It's an unpleasant experience. It’s okay to not like popular things, not every game is for every person. The thing you describ
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by mcphage 1y ago
> Whichever way you want to argue it... it's political. Yes, political information is political. Very astute.
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by mcphage 1y ago
The pictures make it look beautiful and awe-inspiring, so if those don’t do it justice… wow.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> Obviously the employer didn't knowingly hire illegal immigrants Is that obvious? Is it?
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by mcphage 1y ago
> They're illegal workers who broke the law not only by immigrating illegally This being a misdemeanor, on par with speeding—something I’m sure none of us have ever done today.
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by mcphage 1y ago
I think her tongue is planted firmly in cheek.
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by mcphage 1y ago
It is why the space shuttle is being moved from the Smithsonian—it got Trump some votes for his Big Beautiful Bill.
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by mcphage 1y ago
Because the Republicans are carving up our nation and offering it to the highest bidder—or in this case, bribery for votes. That’s the government we have now. This is what has become of the former leader of the free world.
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by mcphage 1y ago
> That really doesn't hold for all problems. But it does hold for this problem.
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by mcphage 1y ago
I think your brain is a bit starved for excitement if this title reads as sensationalistic for you.

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