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by milsorgen 3y ago
I can't recall the last minor crime I committed. Granted I know I must of committed crimes recently due to the state of our labyrinthine system. I don't even jaywalk when I'm out on my 1AM nights walks. I have trouble relatin
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by milsorgen 3y ago
We're already deep in a mental health crisis, particularly among the city folk, I don't think ignoring the aesthetic experience of where one lives is a wise idea. People aren't widgets even if they themselves don't reali
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Man people talk... a lot. Complain about cars, postulate on 15 minutes cities, clamor for railways... Meanwhile I've owned three cars in my life, maybe driven 1-2 years total. I lived on the Oregon Coast and then moved to the Treasure
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I even subscribed for 5 bucks a couple months ago and it still pesters me. I can't seem to stay logged in. Anyways in case anyone is wondering the physical wired magazine is just articles you've already read on their website days
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I think we're gonna have several asbestos/lead moments in our lifetimes. PFAS, micro plastics, endocrine disruption, I'd also wager marijuana is likely to have its own big tobacco moment eventually, I've heard fruits and
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Doesn't birth control contribute to water supply pollution? I'm not terribly enthused to hear this.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I use bard for what would of been random searches for facts or trivia type things. Sometimes I poke at it, I got it tell me to be ready to defend the country from communists once. It's pretty boring compared to ChatGPT but slightly mor
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by milsorgen 3y ago
With lots of these you can just plug the URL into a site like archive.is Here ya go: https://archive.is/iRdVU
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by milsorgen 3y ago
The Sense of Beauty: Being the outline of Aesthetic Theory by George Santayana and Aesthetic Intelligence: How to Boost it and Use it in Business and Beyond by Pauline Brown and up next is The Aesthetic Brain by Anjan Chatterjee
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I have grown quite fascinated by how people call cats. I was born and raised on the Oregon Coast, we always called cats by sucking back with our tounge tip on the front roof of our mouth (slightly behind the teeth) making a I guess clicking
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I think this is good but I also fear it might let people feel more comfortable about tracking then they should. As I type this I can open up WIGLE or a multitude of other apps and see if my roommate is home just by looking for his devices B
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Sell it to the highest bidder and let the market dictate who is assigned those three letters?
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by milsorgen 3y ago
We've entered into a low trust society and I have a hard time envisioning a reversal of this trend.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I loved my Windows Phone.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
What a fascinating subject and it strikes me that I cannot recall the last time I saw a sundial. It might of been the 'human' one out at bruneau dunes, several years ago. Shame they are not more common. https://www.yout
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I was shocked to find them using bitmojis at all. I find them terribly off putting visually. Not a big deal of course, but until I installed Snapchat I hadn't seen one in years.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
Yeah, I remember reading about things like sports reports and weather being generated by computers ages ago in the likes of SciAm or New Scientist. I don't recall if they used the term AI, I think they did but this was a long time ago.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
>Russia’s foreign intelligence service allegedly weaponized our First Amendment rights What a chilling statement.
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I feel like I'm experiencing a golden age of music. Not a week goes by that I don't find something new or something forgotten that quickly becomes part of my ever growing daily playlist. From Magdalena Bay to The Queers I haven&#x
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by milsorgen 3y ago
They alter transcripts. The examples I have seen have been done to fix "flubs" of the Presidential Administration but a simple 'fix' done with care can subtly alter the message for future readers and I believe sets a dan
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by milsorgen 3y ago
I'm getting heavy flashbacks to Active Desktop and iirc "Active Channels". Does anyone remember those? Web feeds on/in your desktop. I believe it coincided with the release of IE 4 and their big web integration push.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I had a branded mp3.com laptop bag, along with other schwag. Through mp3.com I shared some music I was making at the time and a very long time later I received a ASCAP cheque in the mail for about 20 dollars as a result. I believe the paper
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I'm in the treasure valley, I came up in the early aughts and even worked as an interstate mover for a time. I moved lots of Californians into Idaho who sold their house and came up here and bought two or three, or simply vastly upgrad
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Some of the adversarial research I've seen raises some big questions on the benefits insects are suppose to bring to the table, especially compared to existing protein sources like chicken.
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I'm curious where they are going to take Bard. I was having it craft DALL-E prompts last night and it explained to me how it could, it told me it was particularly adept at it even, along with writing code and scripts but of course when
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by milsorgen 4y ago
Kind of odd phrasing in the title but looking at the article it notes that this language had a big uptick in the early 2010s. I have seen images floating around showcasing the phenomenon in various charts and the observation offered is that
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I asked Bard Why did Google didn't create ChatGPT: Google did not create ChatGPT because it is a text-generation chatbot developed by OpenAI. Google has its own text-generation chatbot called LaMDA, which is still in research mode. Goo
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by milsorgen 4y ago
This seems obvious in its desirability. I wonder if such a thing has ever been seriously attempted?
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by milsorgen 4y ago
>It has also been well-documented that hostile surveillance technologies are disproportionately used to target marginalized groups, including migrants and black and brown people. Isn't this where AI could really shine? By being colo
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by milsorgen 4y ago
I purchased yet another SFF PC off eBay recently, these things are great btw. Cheap, small, powerful and very reasonable on power usage... And I noticed this HP unit had a BIOS update in its initial Windows Update run. Granted it was under

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