moolcool

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by moolcool 7mo ago
I could excuse it if the iPad was a $200 novelty like the Amazon Fire tablets, but they're putting M-series chips in them and marketing (and pricing) them like PC replacements.
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by moolcool 7mo ago
Profiles don't work well on Apple TVs at all though. You choose a profile on the device, and then you still have to choose a profile whenever you launch any given streaming app as well. I don't know what changing profiles on an Ap
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by moolcool 7mo ago
The iPad would go from a never-buy to a buy-right-away for me, if they added user profiles. It'd be a nice thing to have on your coffee table, where anyone in the household can pick it up and be logged into all of their stuff. Windows
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by moolcool 8mo ago
Like Ken Jennings said about this: "you have wonder if the problem was 'world,' 'facts,' or 'books'"
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by moolcool 8mo ago
Take a step back and look at what you’re defending, man.
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by moolcool 8mo ago
I really don't see reasonable enforcement of CSAM laws as a restriction on "diversity of thought".
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by moolcool 8mo ago
Are you implying that it's not abuse to "undress" a child using AI? You should realize that children have committed suicide before because AI deepfakes of themselves have been spread around schools. Just because these images
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by moolcool 8mo ago
Moderation rules? Training data? Abuse metrics? Identities of users who generated or accessed CSAM?
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by moolcool 8mo ago
> This looks like plain political pressure. No lives were saved, and no crime was prevented by harassing local workers. The company made and released a tool with seemingly no guard-rails, which was used en masse to generate deepfakes and
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by moolcool 8mo ago
Something I see often in technical circles (and I'm not accusing you) is the manufacturing of consent for ghoulish behaviour by describing it in a reductive way. I think there's a bias to consider sophisticated violations of civil
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by moolcool 8mo ago
How would AI do anything to rectify it?
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by moolcool 9mo ago
It seems to me that the person driving the tractor already knows how to grow corn, and the guy behind the laptop typing prompts about corn is might as well be playing Candy Crush.
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by moolcool 9mo ago
I'm going to use AI to bake a pizza from scratch by making getting Claude Code hit the Dominos Pizza API
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by moolcool 9mo ago
Woah, which model was this in?
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by moolcool 9mo ago
If the US is no longer interested in being a good-faith partner, what alternative does Canada have?
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by moolcool 9mo ago
"The most monstrous monster is the monster with noble feelings"
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by moolcool 9mo ago
For now...
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by moolcool 9mo ago
How long until the option to buy-once for this software goes away? I am not a fan of this trend.
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by moolcool 9mo ago
I don't think he implied that. Criminality and ghoulish ethics are just one of many reasons a company may offer above market compensation.
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by moolcool 10mo ago
Missing last.fm support is the only thing keeping me from switching from Spotify to Apple Music
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by moolcool 10mo ago
https://theonion.com/just-six-corporations-remain-1819564741...
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by moolcool 1y ago
Canada does have 30 year mortgages
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by moolcool 1y ago
Instagram Messenger is not
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by moolcool 1y ago
This is very cool, but why does the battery die so quickly?
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by moolcool 1y ago
> It doesn’t browse for you I would hope not
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by moolcool 1y ago
All while sending the entire interaction to one of the most harmful companies in the world, no less. What a uniquely awful product.
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by moolcool 1y ago
YouTube showed me the same phishing ads depicting an AI version of the Canadian Prime Minister. Why should I not filter ads from a provider who is OK with people stealing from me?
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by moolcool 1y ago
> Poor every day people. I pity them I'm sorry, but this reads like a piece of Ignatius Reilly dialog.
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by moolcool 1y ago
It's about convenience and nostalgia. This reminds me of the thread where people were telling the founders of Dropbox that they'd fail, because it's "so easy" to just set up a Linux box with rsync.
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by moolcool 1y ago
You're already reliant on corporations for your family recipes. People ITT are so quick to get all Richard Stallman on their grandmothers for having the gall to use a pre-measured can of Cream of Mushroom soup in their casserole recipe

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