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by mrkramer 2y ago
>The interviewer points out that Sony's PlayStation 3 is viewed as one of its least successful consoles, which is true. The PlayStation 3 pretty much lost the generation handily to Nintendo's cheap, casual-friendly Wii and Micr
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I never used smart speakers but do they allow third party apps and if they do how developed is the ecosystem? I see so many use cases as of voice commanded apps, voice games etc.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Is it just me or this AI rush is actually about to ruin user experience both on Apple and Microsoft devices? The extra layer of complexity for users who will now be introduced to endless AI features is bloatware in the making.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
The problem with fediverse is that it is not user friendly or not user friendly enough for casual users to join. Facebook, WhatsApp and other popular social apps thrived because you only needed your email or phone number to sign up and then
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by mrkramer 2y ago
My take on this is; back in the day when Facebook and to the extent Twitter were dominating so called "social media", being on Facebook or Twitter meant that you were actually connected with all the people who wanted to be a part
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Back in the day when I was playing Call of Duty; every time when you were on a kill streak somebody would call you bot or hacker. That's actually pretty common even to this day in the gaming community.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I have quite a few ideas for web sites or web apps but JavaScript syntax and HTML/CSS web modelling is turning me off so I wonder would this be feasible for simple experimental web app/s? I also explored Golang which also has easy
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by mrkramer 2y ago
So after few iterations they decided to give up and get the quick buck? So shortsighted from them.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Data is valuable so for example; I don't understand why Reddit and Stack Overflow gave their valuable data to OpenAI and Google for pennies, when they could've made their own chatbots and beat OpenAI and Google at their own game.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
You might as well use "Reading Mode" when accessing websites.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I always thought you could set your "maximum limit" for spending on cloud providing platforms.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
You can shill for CCP as much as you want but when speaking of European or Israeli ideology, yes there are censorship laws but what censorship laws? For Nazi content, why you may ask? Because Nazi regime was mass murdering regime and on the
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I know that US has liberal constitution and liberal market economy but putting aside national security risks; why would US let ByteDance reap billions of dollars in profit from US market when Google and Facebook are not allowed to participa
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by mrkramer 2y ago
They say this kind of stuff happens on Dark Web but on Ebay?! C'mon man....this is so ridiculous.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Yes, financing cyberterrorism should be forbidden.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Death by outsourcing.
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All I meant is loosely based on animal/human neural networks.
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Wisconsin man arrested for creating AI-generated child sexual abuse material(theverge.com)
2 points by mrkramer 2y ago|1 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Imagine there's a new topic to talk about, that has not previously been seen on the internet: how do LLM chatbots rank the correct information (if there's no search engine to rank it for them)? They follow trusted source? For
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'Vote Trump' spam that hit Bluesky in May came from decentralized rival Nostr(techcrunch.com)
6 points by mrkramer 2y ago|1 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I was referring to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neural_network_(machine_learni...
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>I love when machine learning is used to create genuinely new things* instead of trying to imitate human processes. Machine learning is based upon human neural system so it was directly inspired by humans and all use cases so far try to
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I will try it but can it summarize videos too? They need to add that.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I was thinking about this and my take is following; if somebody can provide me a browser extension that can help me while I "surf" the web, I would pay some tiny subscription fee of like $2.99 or $3.99 for it. My vision of such br
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Guess what? Cryptography exists.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
AI would eradicate humans for what? Just for lolz or it has any particular long term plan in mind? I would rather say AI could screw up while trying to help humans, we already saw that when badly designed or implemented AI algorithms screw
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I think that someone or something to be actually super intelligent like humans it needs to be conscious first, and the whole underlying foundation of software AI is wrong or not suitable to scale to the point of super intelligence. You wont
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by mrkramer 2y ago
This story reminds me of when people accuse domain sellers like GoDaddy on snooping their domain queries, buying their domain and then selling it to them for more money.
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Infinite Craft's creator wrangles with AI "alchemy"(eurogamer.net)
2 points by mrkramer 2y ago|0 comments
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Individual who sent that mail has trollish name, trollish email account and s/he is talking gibberish. My conclusion was, give it a pass and move on. >I would not be surprised if this person misused the library, got called out for i

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