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1y ago
USB over QI wireless would be great.
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1y ago
Yep, same. AI is the next form of interaction with the Internet. With websites serving as books did previously.
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1y ago
Oh, it was just because it didn't matter to the conversation. It was about Bernie Jordan who left his nursing home to attend a D-Day event. I created the article because both films imply the nursing home prevented him, but in actuality
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1y ago
"When you are put into the Vortex you are given just one momentary glimpse of the entire unimaginable infinity of creation, and somewhere in it a tiny little marker, a microscopic dot on a microscopic dot, which says 'You are here
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1y ago
I created a page, it got declined because the guy who two films have been made about didn't count as important enough. I kind of get it, but still, did kill the energy slightly.
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1y ago
Isn't it weird how "We don't have a full list of non-verbal [commands]". Like, I can imagine why, but it's wild we're at a point where we don't know what our code can do.
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1y ago
Hey, we don't argue like that here. I didn't say that. I said there isn't a business model yet that supports a phone with privacy. There are a few, and they'd force you to be creative on how you interact with certain app
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1y ago
Hey, you're right. When I said nothing will change them I guess I should have said "nothing will change the goals of a company" apart from your money. The practicalities are hugely affected by law. Maybe I should have origina
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1y ago
Completely agree that this kind of behaviour should be illegal. My thoughts are products should work from purchase with their offered feature-set (or be forced to recall), have a factory reset mode, and an opt-out of updates.
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1y ago
Wow, this was not a "smug corpo" opinion? I renovated a house recently, and had a plethora of choices for cheap smart options, instead after research I found some expensive options with MQTT support for HomeAssistant, they got my
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1y ago
Vote with your wallet.
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1y ago
Google+ by any other name and four years earlier would have been an incredible platform. Circles were so neat.
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1y ago
True, and worth appreciating how Humans hit some pretty blunt local maxima that machines have long since suppassed such as land speed or operations per second.
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2y ago
Really should read the article if you choose to comment on it. Especially given they joke about how "It’s a cliché that every other policy problem in Britain resolves to a housing problem,"
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2y ago
That's a very pessimistic view on the role of work. Whilst possibly true, it's equally possible that his decent choices allowed Samsung to succeed in areas, and in turn recently employ more people, who in turn could live safe, sta
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2y ago
Just for what it's worth, the whole speech is a fairly insightful and approachable talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj9BZz71yQE , were it not the gaffe it'd have been viewed very positively.
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2y ago
I guess I'm that predictable. Here I was in 2014 running what I now believe would be called a price fix on Eve ( https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10154142396180554&set=a... ).
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2y ago
Okay, I actually found the presentation, if you want a laugh (/ be impressed at game that's >20 years old), here you go https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vR18QhznFBRK... .
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2y ago
Fun fact, when I was like... 12, I made a presentation to my parents based off the Demo of this game as to why they should buy it. I sold them on it when one slide was just a photo of a single perfectly rendered missile being fired, traveli
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2y ago
Those content creators could send the raw files to their fans,along with all the functionality YouTube provides to get those fans in the first place.
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2y ago
Do you have Enhanced Tracking Protection on? It often blocks this kind of third party content
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2y ago
I have Firefox for normal use and then Chrome for Web development. Simple enough.
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2y ago
There's a brutal difference between a few nerds saying they have the coolest demo, and actually shipping it as something. It's a lesson we all go through, but the marketing and "release" of an idea is an important skill
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2y ago
I've had a hunch it's about the shrinking width of pages. The text-width is about 11-13 words (at a max-width of 728) and the author seems to have written around this. Because it's so thin, anything longer than 12 words becom
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2y ago
"We didn’t qualify for the standard prizes — perhaps spending only 30 seconds on our presentation and lacking a live-demo setup had killed our chances."
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2y ago
Shouldn't this be "Render Doom on Google Sheets", given the processing is done in GScript? I'm sure there is a way to actually run frame-by-frame Doom with only cell equations.
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2y ago
Really impressed this site is still running. They'll have what you want https://formats.kaitai.io/
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2y ago
But... we have CalDAV, it exists, it's open, it's right there for sods sake. There's a whole spec to allow people to accept invites, why don't they just build on that?
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2y ago
I imagine it's a mix of either using ChatGPT as an the oracle to get training data. Or, it's the radiocarbon issue where the Internet has so much info on ChatGPT other models now get confused.
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2y ago
Didn't we laude SpaceX for failing fast and moving forward?
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