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Fair enough, I wouldn't mind controls behind the screen for stuff you wouldn't need on daily basis. But I feel like we already had it with early screens and infotainment. Functionality that might be needed when you drive (fogging
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3y ago
I am talking about a use case that works for you but not others - due to preference, hardware limitations etc. My car can only turn AC on and off. What about me then?
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3y ago
It never did. The execs don't understand, if a kid cannot torrent a movie the kid cannot afford to buy it. Either way they don't make money. Solution is very easy and Steam, early Netflix proved it. Make your service affordable an
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3y ago
7714 per year is 600 per month €600/month In Dublin would get you a 1m2 closet and shit bucket
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3y ago
this is akin to it works on my PC so not an issue
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they are both a memes, not noteworthy for anything but making UK slightly worse than when they started (like all tories). 'I voted against brexit so here I come to implementing it' Theresa, and 'I did not last longer than let
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3y ago
lets face it both are forgettable
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3y ago
when I ask for image of pope and it only generates black pope, you might have an issue. The inclusion and diversity ideas on the surface sounds good but when it comes to implementation they produce counter productive outcomes. When I was st
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3y ago
> the income will just readjust and return to the current levels. hahaha, good to see some hopeful people around. But the MBA people will never let this happen. They already reduce your salary based on location of your home (when remote)
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> heavy handed racial diversity Hmmm, intresting term... there is another term when one racial group is sidelined and push out in favour of others... it escapes my mind at the moment.
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3y ago
I realise last year I havent used amazon for years. Its just shit. Its like dumpster diving, need to look out for fakes, deep search to skip the 'recommended' products. Its incredible hustle now. I dont know if amazon turned shit
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3y ago
Still the headline is deceptive. They 'tried to hack chatGTP model', not gain access to project or something. More colloquially when someone says: 'someone tried to hack us', it means the hacker tried to gain access to t
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3y ago
its PR invention
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3y ago
Well maybe don't drive off existing and future customers by pulling rug from underneath their feet one day, then back track and promise it will not happen again. Imagine a bank suddenly told all customers 30% of their saving will be ta
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>> We seem to have stumbled over the solution to overpopulation. Wealth. > I'd be careful about drawing that conclusion. Right reason wrong conclusion. Look at the living standards of people in EU. People are educated enough t
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3y ago
do you need authentication server to play? I don't think it comes with some kind of DRM. In that case it shouldn't matter if you host on local network, no? Others on the same network should see the server advertisement and be able
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3y ago
Same here, I came into massive project from embeded and driver dev where Vim with plugins was better for development. Instant start on everything that can run linux. Minimal hustle. However when you debug race conditions in app with 100s of
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3y ago
Nah, chips are manufactured in best version and then damaged/fused/lock to downgrade them to create cheaper version (in the same series) Its cheaper to have a single production line and then lock off features. As crazy as i sounds
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3y ago
The first Mars colonizers will stick a coca-cola flag in and everyone but few PR people will sigh collectively
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3y ago
It is chilling that this reads like a dystopian novel prompt. And on the other side of US men are women, women are men, and nobody is anything and everything at the same time. What a time to be alive.
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3y ago
We most certainly do not generate words to express our thoughts one word at the time using statistical model of what word should go next.
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> We've managed to emulate humans producing text using statistical methods We should be careful with the descriptions, chargtp at best emulate output of humans producing test. In no way it emulates the process of humans producing te
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3y ago
holy cow, understanding a simple metaphor is too much to ask?
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3y ago
especially since pokemon is a rip off too. They probably dont want to risk opening that can of worms.
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I see... maybe you shouldn't be talking about stuff u clearly have surface level info or twitter opinion about, eh?
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3y ago
you and me are a glorified spreadsheet running on wetware (brain - neural net) do you have feelings?
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Suffering in humans is not limited strictly yo physical real. If AI is self conscious, claiming its a person and is suffering. What can you do to prove or disprove it? Nothing. This is a brick wall of "The hard problem of consciousness
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They did illegal spying on opposition and press. That's scary stuff for a government and should be curbed harshly
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I meant the origin for the word ketchup might have came as word for some type of sauce from the silk road, or tale of it from merchants eating it while traveling the silk road
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3y ago
The courts in Delaware are master of corpo laws and deal with cases fairly and quickly and cases will not be pushed out in favor of other type of cases
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