moolcool

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by moolcool 3y ago
Say it louder for the people in the back. As a consumer, never accept this. Not now, not ever.
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by moolcool 3y ago
The web is chockablock with examples of sites which collect your data without consent.
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by moolcool 3y ago
> violating my right to control access to my own data If that's the way you choose to look at it, perhaps you could argue that the system should be opt-in, rather than opt-out. Maybe you should have to provide ID to grant access, i
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by moolcool 3y ago
After you submit the form, they email you asking for a picture of your passport or drivers license to verify your identity. That has got to be some kind of violation-- "for us to respect your privacy, we need more of your PII. Just to
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by moolcool 3y ago
OpenAI links to it from here https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7842364-how-chatgpt-and-...
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by moolcool 3y ago
> What I'm wondering is how long it will be before we see a similar device/service for Starlink's network. For low bandwidth applications like Swarm, perhaps a cheap 4g breakout board would work out-of-the-box with the rig
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by moolcool 3y ago
Solving a part of the problem is better than solving none of it.
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by moolcool 3y ago
(I'm not Italian, this is wild speculation) I think it directly translates to something like "to the tooth", so I always imagine it meaning a food having a certain kind of "bite".
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by moolcool 3y ago
I used to think that revenge was a dish best served cold, but then I learned that it means "getting back at someone".
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by moolcool 3y ago
> And maybe I just missed it, but they never said whether the amount of crime was actually worse They literally just lied in the headline. > They spent a fair bit of time on a survey where most people said they thought crime was worse
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by moolcool 3y ago
Go somewhere else with this, please. For the non-canadians, National Post is a rag which specializes in right-wing alarmism.
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by moolcool 3y ago
I will never ever complain about free pizza. Especially if it's accompanied with free beer.
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by moolcool 3y ago
Your beef is then with unpaid overtime, or companies which don't consider dietary inclusivity. Leave the pizza out of it.
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by moolcool 3y ago
Which employees hate pizza parties? You get to knock off work for an hour and eat a bunch of pizza. I mean, good work should be incentivized and rewarded with money, and if it's not, that's a separate beef. Don't take that ou
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by moolcool 4y ago
How is it supposed to know what you've read?
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by moolcool 4y ago
Your input was kinda basic too though, TBH.
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by moolcool 4y ago
I read the title as "Libertarian AI" and thought "Oh great, it probably just recommends Atlas Shrugged"
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by moolcool 4y ago
I don't know how people hate on Flash. A teenager could make great games that ran at 60fps on a Pentium II. Today we're impressed that you can slide some cards around with Javascript.
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by moolcool 4y ago
Try Bing though, based on GPT-4. That's their real competition, and it beats the pants off Google.
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by moolcool 4y ago
I will defend Flash all day long, and I think it's death is a regression in technology that to this day has not been rectified. Of course it had it's problems (particularly around accessibility and security), but in 1998, it was p
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by moolcool 4y ago
First, car companies are generally terrible at making software from the jump. The interfaces are always byzantine, laggy, and poorly laid out. There's the small bandaid of Apple Carplay and Android Auto, but then your vehicle settings
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by moolcool 4y ago
Touchscreens have ruined car UX for a generation.
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by moolcool 4y ago
I suspect that's largely because they have massive sunk costs since they've been doing it for longer than anyone else. I sincerely don't think you can count on that lasting. Especially since some models are getting up in the
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by moolcool 4y ago
> they are doing better than all the other car companies By which metric? Their market cap is astronomical, but they, to be frank, don't actually make a lot of cars. Not to mention that virtually every product release is delayed ad
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by moolcool 4y ago
This stuff all looks yummy
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by moolcool 4y ago
I don't know, but I'm just saying that Samsung has an in-house chip which they do vertically integrate into some of their products.
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by moolcool 4y ago
What about Samsung Exynos?
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by moolcool 4y ago
Please please please please make something for CaptureOne
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by moolcool 4y ago
The thing with vinyl though, is it will remain playable for pretty much as long as it exists. I have some Beatles records from the 1960s that sound as good today as the day they were printed. Do your iTunes purchases from today will still f
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by moolcool 4y ago
Algorithms deploy capital all the time. Some massive chunk of the stock market is just algorithmic trading, as is pricing on plane tickets, and on marketplaces like ebay and amazon.

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