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michaelteter
7mo ago
Hey, “Gulf of America”!
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michaelteter
7mo ago
I have no idea how that person is doing it, but I suspect it could be using osascript. Here's how I do it from my homegrown Go bookmark tool: const fetchTabsScript = ` tell application "Brave Browser" set output
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7mo ago
0.0043. But I think this kind of test can really be limited on your display and color profiles. Most of my misses were on blues, but sometimes the line was obvious. Other times, I could “see” many phantom bars of slightly different colors.
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michaelteter
7mo ago
A not-yet-released iOS mental health app A free tower defense game - https://vectordefensegame.com/game A free Xpilot-adjacent game - https://vectordefensegame.com/yeetpilot/lobby
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michaelteter
7mo ago
US capitalism (aka, powerful financial entities driving policy). To be fair, not all people in business or government prioritize "the all-mighty dollar" over everything else. Unfortunately, those who don't usually have princ
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7mo ago
Fox News and Trump still routinely say it's a hoax. And their devotees repeat that line in one breath, and in the next breath say, "wow, we just set a new high temp record in January!"
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7mo ago
Sometimes the big trashy company buys the better rival, and then trashes it. Edit - just stumbled on this :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Upf_B9RLQ
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7mo ago
Consumer actions are meaningless here. If Altman can become Trump’s new best friend (can’t wait to watch the Altman/Musk drama), there will be so much public money directed toward OpenAI that they can stop wasting their time on the pu
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michaelteter
7mo ago
Wow. This word pair will surely become part of common language soon. I’d say we are making this simulation quite interesting, aren’t we.
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7mo ago
One can only dream.
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7mo ago
You can single out California, but I assure you there are asinine laws on the books in most states. What it takes to become a “successful” politician is typically not what it takes to define good policy.
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8mo ago
Iran obviously missed the memo. All they have to do is setup a wealth fund and invest heavily in a Trump venture; then they can become a most favored nation and forego all this conflict.
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8mo ago
I find dipping a cashew in is even better. The cashew becomes your scooper. The combination is divine.
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8mo ago
This dive instructor was using this insurance company for his clients, and thus had a responsibility to prevent any known risk (data privacy loss in this case). So he had two options: take his clients and his business to another insurer (an
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8mo ago
Learn from him in what way? He communicated articulately in grammatically correct, full sentences in the past. Now he rambles nearly incoherently. What are we to learn from this? That his mental state has deteriorated? That much is obvi
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8mo ago
It really doesn't matter what I say or what evidence I present to you. There is ample... overwhelming numbers of on the ground video of non-violent protestors being assaulted by armed, masked men who are jacked up on false authority.
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8mo ago
Have you not been observing what is happening in the US right now? Any dissension is labeled as "domestic terrorism" - this is coming from the highest levels in US government. So is the facade of democracy much different from a d
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8mo ago
I saw an interview with Trump in the 80s. He was remarkably clear and articulate. He stayed on topic, he used multi-syllable words, and he generally sounded like someone worth listening to. The comparison of today vs then is frankly shock
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8mo ago
Listening to political speeches from Singapore are so refreshing compared to the juvenile garbage that we have to endure in the US from US politicians.
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8mo ago
Are you suggesting that anyone who lives and works here in the US can be accepted as “American”? Are you also implying that in the US anyone is free to speak negatively of “dear leader”? There are a multitude of current examples to the cont
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8mo ago
11/18 :) What’s really wild to me is having spent time in both Mexico and Thailand, I have seen some people in Mexico that could have a twin in Thailand. That was really unexpected.
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8mo ago
I have more than a few side projects that began as late night discussions with an llm. A couple of those projects reached a level of completion where I use the products daily, and one project reached production (a game you can find referen
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8mo ago
Yes. Especially when deftly rolling 90 degrees before taking the next turn to arrive with the desired orientation.
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8mo ago
I absolutely LOVED this game when it first came out. I played with a trackball + keyboard, and the 6 degrees of freedom, paired with an environment where there often was no natural sense of "up" or "down" (zero gravity,
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8mo ago
So here’s a tangential but important question about responsibility: if a human intentionally sets up an AI agent, lets it loose in the internet, and that AI agent breaks a law (let’s say cybercrime, but there are many other laws which could
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8mo ago
Probably referring to this: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/seamus-cul...
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8mo ago
Yes, those were the suggestions which made me think there was a disparity between the About and the posts (or lack thereof). Best of luck to you on your blog. I would suggest you also add a "welcome to my blog" post where you giv
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You weren't exaggerating! I didn't even have headphones on, and it scared the sh*t out of me when I clicked on the little man.
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Not disputing the article, nor insinuating that there's some ulterior motive, but it's curious that this blog has only one post; and the About page suggests a lengthier history (with references to what would have been previous pos
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8mo ago
Ego. Brand. But there is likely some financial angle buried in the plans somewhere.
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